Geo/History Information
Ch. 5 - North America
Chapter Objectives:
-identify which hemispheres North America belongs to using a globe
-identify the continents and major bodies of water in North America
-identify the countries and territories of North America on a political map
-complete political map of North America
-compare/contrast the unique border relationships the United States has with Canada and Mexico
-identify forms of government in North America
-evaluate the practices of the Mexican government
-compare/contrast the governments of the United States and Mexico
-formulate a plan for responding to a corrupt government
-identify the physical regions of North America
-identify some of the important geographical features of North America
-label the physical regions of North America on a map
-describe the climate regions of North America based on a climate map
-identify major resources in North America using a resource map
-relate North American economies to the region’s resources
-assess how North American countries utilize their resources
-analyze trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico
-describe how people first came to North America
-identify the different people groups in North America today
-analyze how colonization of the New World shaped the cultures of North American countries
-identify the main religions in North America
-evaluate the practice of Christianity in North America based on biblical teaching
-trace the spread of Christianity throughout North America
-assess the impact of David Brainerd’s ministry in North America
Important Information
Week of April 15
Monday
MAPS Testing (Math)
Tuesday
Chapel Today/MAPS Testing (Reading)
Wednesday
Art Today/MAPS Testing (Language)
Thursday
Friday
Library Today/Early Dismissal
Monday
MAPS Testing (Math)
Tuesday
Chapel Today/MAPS Testing (Reading)
Wednesday
Art Today/MAPS Testing (Language)
Thursday
Friday
Library Today/Early Dismissal
Contact
Oasis Christian Academy
151 King Road
Winter Haven, Florida 33880
Room #8
863-293-0930 (office)
E-mail: sclark [at] ocalions.org