Thinking Like A Geographer

Honelako gehiago

Vancouver

by Paula Campo

Growth needs of a plant

by Rodtranece Mumpfield

Extinction

by Ryan Ung

Ecological Hierarchy Levels

by Ayesha Pettaway

Thinking Like A Geographer

Demography and Immigration

Demography

baby boomers

why were there so special and what they have done

what are the important says

population pyramids

the way to read a population pyramid

Canada's population pyramid

the importance of population pyramids

death rates

birth rates

Immigration

The Immigrant point system

Types of immigrant

Pull Factors

push Factors

Water management

Water Cycle

The importance of it

What happens in it

How much water is there in the wold

Water Supplies in countries

types of water That are found on the plant

how much water is usable

what is it used for

Canada's Water

indigenous water issues

Tap water

Concepts of Geographic Tinking

Map projection

The true size of the world map

meaning of it

Makeing a good map

elements of a map

Accuracy

Labelling

Neatness

Direction Arrow

Scale

Legend

Title

Urban landuse

Livability

Types of land that is used

How is land is used

Indigenous people in Canada

indigenous culture

Language and Identity

Residential School

Indigenous Treaties

Promised Land

government goals

Reserves

Indigenous Land

Ecosystem Approach

The Meaning of Land

Canadas Land And Physical Diversity

Climate and Population Density of Canada

Population Density

Population In Canada

Population change

Climate

Total Snowfall

Total Rainfall

Landforms

Types/ Regions of land forms

Destructive Forces

Land formation

Rocks

Rock Cycle

Rockformations

types of rocks

Subtopic

Igneous Rock

they are very hard, have crystals, have dot os colours basalt, and granita, obsidian and pamice are some examples of Igneous Rock