(date) Warm Up:

Study the map of Europe. In a paragraph of at least five lines, describe Europe as though your intended audience was someone who has never seen a map of Europe.

Europe: Physical Geography

• Day One• 28 points

Europe: Physical Geography-Introduction

• Read the first four introductory paragraphs • Underline the most important information in

each paragraph• 4 points

Europe: Physical Geography-Introduction

• In a paragraph of five lines tell why Europe is considered a “Peninsula of Peninsulas.”

• Use your own words.• 5 points

Europe: Physical Geography - Introduction

• Write “Ural Mountains” on the map at their approximate location

• Circle the Svalbard archipelago on the map• Circle Greece and Malta• Write the names of the four physical regions

of Europe at their approximate location• 4 points

Western Uplands

• Read Western Uplands• Underline the most important parts of each

paragraph• 2 points

Western Uplands

• Place a W on each country in the Western Uplands

• 2 points

Western Uplands

• Define glaciation:• Define fjord:• 2 points

North European Plain

• Read North European Plain• Underline the most important information in

each paragraph• 2 points

North European Plain

• On your map, write the letter N on each country that lays on the North European Plain

• 2 points

North European Plain

• Imagine you have been hired by the countries of the North European Plain to promote tourism in their region.

• Write a radio commercial of at least five lines telling why the North European Plain is such a great place to visit

• Include at least three facts from the reading• Underline the facts you used.• 5 points