Exploring Community Types
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Objective
I can name different types of communities (urban, suburban, rural).
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Warm-up video
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
An urban community is large and highly populated with lots of people.
- 2
A suburban community is located near a city, but is not as populated as an urban community; some people who live there commute to a nearby city for work.
- 3
A rural community has very few people and buildings and mainly consists of farmland.
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Practice
12 questions
Which type of community has the MOST people living there?
Describe two things you might see in an urban community.
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Exit ticket
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“Name the three types of communities discussed in the video.”
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