Resources for Standard 5

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SST-03.5 Concepts of Geography

    • SST-03.5.01 Identify the physical characteristics of the local community
    • SST-03.5.02 Identify the seven continents, four oceans, and major nations of the world
    • SST-03.5.03 Describe ways geography has affected the development of community

Introduction

Geography helps one understand the physical and cultural characteristics of the world. Geographic education provides the values, knowledge, concepts, and skills to better understand ourselves, our relationship to the earth, and our interdependence with other peoples of the world.

SST-03.5 Concepts of Geography

    • SST-03.5.01 Identify the physical characteristics of the local community
    • SST-03.5.02 Identify the seven continents, four oceans, and major nations of the world
    • SST-03.5.03 Describe ways geography has affected the development of community

SST-03.5.02

SST Standard 4 logoSST-03.5.02 Identify the seven continents, four oceans, and major nations of the world

Standard 5 Activities

Watch and Learn

Interactive Video (The Water Bodies)

Practice for Summative

Knowledge Practice (Continents and Oceans)
Reasoning Practice (Continents and Oceans)

Continents

A continent is one of several very large landmasses of the world. Generally up to seven regions are commonly regarded as continents. 

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 the Continents alphabetically, by name:

ContinentFactsSize
Asia ...is the worlds largest and most populous 1st
Africa ...is widely regarded to be the continent where humans began. It is located on the equator and experiences a number of climate changes 2nd
North America ... is  3rd
South America ...is home to the world's highest waterfall and largest river by volume and longest mountain range 4th
Antarctica ...is 98% covered by ice that averages about 1.6 km in thickness. It is the coldest, driest and windiest. 5th
Europe ...is  6th
Austrialia ...is mostly on a single landmass, it is also referred to as an "island" continent surrounded by oceans  7th

Oceans

The surface of Planet Earth is around 71% water. An ocean is a large body of water that is saline. Although the oceans of the Earth are all connected and are truly one "World Ocean," most often the world is divided into five different oceans by continents.

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 the Oceans alphabetically, by name:

OceanLocationSize
Pacific  Separates Asia from the Americas 1st
Atlantic  Separates the North and South Americas from Europe and Africa 2nd
Indian  South of Asia and separates Africa and Australia 3rd
Southern  Sometimes considered an extension of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans, which encircles Antarctica 4th
Arctic  North of Asia, Europe and North America 5th