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Economics Vocabulary Dating Game

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1 Economics Vocabulary Dating Game
You will get a card You will find your matching word or definition depending on what you have When you think you have matched correctly, turn your cards over and check your pop culture match to see if you are correct When everyone is finished we will go over the matches and you will complete the vocabulary matching page These words will be on the vocab/map quiz next Monday Economics Vocabulary Dating Game

2 We will finish this task on Wednesday. It is not homework!
Five Regions Foldable We will finish this task on Wednesday. It is not homework!

3 Fold paper so the boxes with the regions can still be seen on the left hand side.
Step One:

4 Fill in the boxes on the inside of the foldable with information from the textbook, pgs. 9-21
Economic Contributions such as natural resources, types of industries and/or jobs Geographical Descriptions: what are the physical features of the region? Cities: what are some of the bigger or important cities in the region? Step Two:

5 Draw one illustration to represent each region on the back of the foldable. Color!!!!
Step Three:

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