<p>Name:______Block:______Date:______</p><p>Objective: Confirm or revise understanding of unit 3 vocabulary words by utilizing Marzano vocabulary strategies. </p><p>Introduction: Identifying and using the vocabulary of human geographers is critical to your success on the AP Human Geography Test in May. Furthermore, using high level vocabulary makes your look smart and will help you succeed in virtually any profession imaginable. Today you will both identify and use unit 3 word wall words. You will see how well you understand the key vocabulary words from the first third of unit 3 on culture. </p><p>Directions Part 1: Today’s vocabulary activity has three parts that increase in difficulty. Before we can get to the more difficult, and more fun, vocabulary activities, you must first demonstrate an understanding of the definitions of vocab words. Complete the “Grademakers” activity below with your group by: 1. finding the definition in your notes and rephrasing the definition in your own words. 2. Sketching a visual clue or symbol of the word in the third column 3. Writing at least three words that come to mind when you see this word. Vocabulary Your Own Definition Visual Clue or Symbol Synonym Word</p><p>Culture (lesson 3.1)</p><p>Non-Material Culture (lesson 3.1)</p><p>Value (lesson 3.1)</p><p>Behavior (lesson 3.1)</p><p>***Stop and have your communicator bring your papers up to Mr. Roth for a stamp*** Vocabulary Word Your Own Definition Visual Clue or Symbol Synonym</p><p>Norm (lesson 3.1)</p><p>Material Culture (lesson 3.1)</p><p>Folk Culture (lesson 3.2)</p><p>Popular Culture (lesson 3.2)</p><p>Environmental Determinism (lesson 3.3)</p><p>Environmental Possibilism (lesson 3.2)</p><p>***Stop and have your communicator bring your papers up to Mr. Roth for a stamp*** Directions Part 2: You and your partner will circulate the room to match each slide with the best corresponding vocabulary word. Each slide contains photographs and text that are an example of one of the word wall words from this unit. Once you have identified the vocabulary word featured in the slide, you will explain how the example relates to the vocabulary word. Every time you and your partner match 2 slides to vocabulary words, come up to Mr. Roth to check your answers. If you don’t know one of the word wall words, refer to your definitions from part 1.</p><p>Word Wall Word Slide Explanation of how you knew the slide was an example of the word wall # word in a complete sentence. Non-Material Culture: Norms</p><p>Popular Culture</p><p>Folk Culture</p><p>Environmental Possibilism</p><p>Enviornmental Determinism </p><p>Non-Material Culture: Behaviors</p><p>Non-Material Culture: Values</p><p>Material Culture Homework Due Monday 11/14</p><p>Introduction: In the last activity, you identified examples of vocabulary words human geographers use to describe culture. Now you will take your understanding to the next level by employing these words through writing. It is more difficult, and shows a deeper understanding, if you can use vocabulary words correctly in your own creative writing. </p><p>Part 3 Directions: Come up with a creative story that uses each of the word wall words correctly. Every time you use a word, cross it out of your word bank and underline it in your writing. Someone unfamiliar with the vocabulary words should be able to figure out the meaning of each word based on how you use the word. For example, writing “The Native American’s folk culture was different from the Americans popular culture” would not be a good sentence because the reader can not determine what either folk or popular culture is. This is a better example: George entered the classroom on his first day of school in utter shock. The whole class, wearing their white polo shirts tucked into their Khaki pants, looked at George as if he was from mars. George’s flannel Amish shirt, evidence of his folk culture roots, clashed with the class’s popular culture. </p><p> a. Folk Culture b. Values c. Environmental Possibilism d. Material culture e. Popular Culture f. Culture g. Environmental determinism h. Cultural Trait i. Non-material culture j. Norms k. Behaviors </p><p>Start here or on a separate sheet of paper</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______</p><p>______Continue on separate sheets of paper</p>