In Germany, the lands are green and it’s all about the same size. Germany has a different time schedule than my own, so they also have cooler weathers. The lands get plenty of water and continue to grow fuller and greener. The lands stretch out far and only five mountains sit. There is plenty of rivers to fish from or take a quick swim, There’s also bodies of water that are used for that kind of task. The food in Germany are much similar as of things in Pennsylvania. Germany belongs to the West Germanic. Their language comes from, English, Dutch, and Frisian.
living in Kenya-KSauder
I would like to live in Kenya. In Kenya it’s very hot which means you need sunscreen or long sleeve shirts and a house with AC .Oh ya and some water. There are a lot of rivers and some lakes in Kenya, so that means there’s plenty of water.
Living in Canada-GMcCarty
One place that would be fun to live in is Canada. I’ve always wanted to visit Canada and see all the pretty sights! Looking at a Physical map there looks like there are many oceans, bays, and rivers! I’m not sure what the weather is like in Canada but I think it’s cold most of the time. You probably wouldn’t want to swim but it could be fun to go on walks. There is a show I watch and they film it in Canada. It looks so nice and seems like a great town. Just looking at pictures all the land forms look beautiful. It would be fun to go on adventures with you family, friends, and pets. Three places that would be fun to visit is Toronto, Vancouver, and Niagara Falls! If you lived there you could do so many fun things! If the weather is cold you might want jackets, pants, hot chocolate, and you might want to stay warm inside. If it’s warm you could go to one of the lakes, bays or oceans. It would be a great adventure to live in Canada.
Living in The Netherlands – CConroy
In the Netherlands, since there are many bay, seas, and oceans you can predict that there is a lot of seafood. Also it is cold up there. The summers aren’t hot they are chili so you have to wear pants almost all year long. Lastly, there are many islands so you can’t go from place to place very easily.
Living in Australia-N. Zeiset
In Australia there is not a lot of lakes or rivers. Australia is close to the equator so a lot of people would normally live along the coast/edge of Australia because that is where the water is. They would tend to swim in the oceans around them to cool off if the days get long and hot. Because Australia is one big island the way for the people to travel to and from Australia is by planes or by boats.On the map I found of Australia 1 inch = 600 miles and in America 1 inch can’t get you very far because of how big it is over here.
Living in South Africa- JMininger
You might wonder what South Africa is like, and what the people there need to live. Well I can tell you a little bit of their environment, and what it is like there. First of all South Africa does not have any lakes whatsoever. So they would have to go to the ocean if they wanted to get a nice swim in. Also because there are oceans surrounding part of South Africa they eat seafood. They also eat many other meats because around there area, there are many wild animals. That also means they need things to defend themselves against these wild animals when they come across one. Finally there are four different seasons, just like The United States of America, so you would need lots of close that are for different seasons in the year.
Week of 9/18
Hello! We have started using our blogs and are working on our Island Projects this week. Some important dates to remember are:
Thursday, 9/21: Geography Test
Tuesday, 9/26: Island Project Due
Geography’s Impact
Search for a physical map of a place that interests you. Add that image to your blog post. Then, imagine living in that place. How might the geography (including climate and environment) impact your daily life? How would you change the geography (including climate and environment) in order to survive?
Be as creative as you want! You can use any type of writing (story, poem, narrative, journal entry, informational/ expository, etc.) and have it set in any location or time period!
Before posting, make sure you put your post in the “Geography” category, and tag it “Geography” so students around the world can search for it!
Welcome to our blog!
Welcome to our class blog! This will be a great experience for you. We will create new things, explore new ideas, and discuss different concepts all while sharing our creations with the world. We will be able to connect with other cultures by sharing our work and exploring the work of other students both inside and outside our school community. In the end, we will have developed communication skills, digital citizenship, writing skills, historical thinking skills, and a respect for and awareness of different cultures.