Understand the characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations on Earth's surface. Understand the processes, patterns, and functions of human settlement. Goals: The students should understand the concept of migration. Objective: Using a concept development chart, the students will define the concept of migration. The grade will be based on the completion of all four steps on the concept development chart; Characteristics, Examples, Non-examples, and Definition. Essential Vocabulary Arctic: extremely cold; frigid adj. A region between the North Pole, and the northern timberlines of North America n. and Eurasia Blubber: the thick layer of fat between the skin and the muscle layers of whales and other n. marine mammals, from which oil is obtained. Excessive body fat. Gazelle: any of various small, swift antelopes characteristically having a slender neck and n. annulate horns. Krill: the collection of small marine crustaceans that are the principal food of baleen whales. n. Lichens: fungus that grows with algae, resulting in a crust like or branching growth on rocks n. or tree trunks any of various warm-blooded vertebrate animals, including humans, characterized Mammals: n. by a covering of hair on the skin and, in the female, milk-producing mammary glands for nourishing the young Migrate: to move from one country or region and settle in another. v. (people and animals) seasonal or periodic movement. n. Characterized by migration; undergoing periodic migration. Migratory: adj. Norway lemmings: any of various small, thickset rodents from Norway inhabiting northern n. regions and known for periodic mass migrations that sometimes end in drowning. a small gazelle of eastern Africa, having a broad black stripe on each n. Thompson’s gazelles: side of the body. Materials/Equipment:
Understand the characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations on Earth's surface. Understand the processes, patterns, and functions of human settlement. Goals: The students should understand the concept of migration. Objective: Using a concept development chart, the students will define the concept of migration. The grade will be based on the completion of all four steps on the concept development chart; Characteristics, Examples, Non-examples, and Definition. Essential Vocabulary Arctic: adj. extremely cold; frigid n. A region between the North Pole, and the northern timberlines of North America and Eurasia Blubber: n. the thick layer of fat between the skin and the muscle layers of whales and other marine mammals, from which oil is obtained. Excessive body fat. Gazelle: n. any of various small, swift antelopes characteristically having a slender neck and annulate horns. Krill: n. the collection of small marine crustaceans that are the principal food of baleen whales. Lichens: n. fungus that grows with algae, resulting in a crust like or branching growth on rocks or tree trunks Mammals: n. any of various warm-blooded vertebrate animals, including humans, characterized by a covering of hair on the skin and, in the female, milk-producing mammary glands for nourishing the young Migrate: v. to move from one country or region and settle in another. n. (people and animals) seasonal or periodic movement. Migratory: adj. Characterized by migration; undergoing periodic migration. Norway lemmings: n. any of various small, thickset rodents from Norway inhabiting northern regions and known for periodic mass migrations that sometimes end in drowning. Thompson’s gazelles: n. a small gazelle of eastern Africa, having a broad black stripe on each side of the body. Materials/Equipment:
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