In this activity, students will investigate the distribution and patterns of natural mineral resources and draw conclusions about where copper bearing minerals are found around the world.
Next time you go out on a hike, bring this activity along with you!
How far have your groceries traveled? Find out!
Trace patterns of agricultural expansion through space and time, especially as they relate to climate and geography.
How is the development of human population centers linked to the development of agriculture?
Watch humanity’s 200,000-year migration using this interactive map of archeological, genetic, and climate data.
Students will use archived Census data to explore changes in U.S. population density, diversity, and voting participation.
Explore the 150+ interactive Esri GeoInquiry maps by opening each chapter in this resource hub.
A Geography Hunt game exploring the Arctic Circle.
Students will map and calculate the migration routes of Arctic species to learn about animals that spend part of their lives in the Arctic and how they are connected to other parts of the world for food and shelter.
Students map and calculate the migration routes of arctic species to learn that animals that spend part of their lives in the arctic are connected to other parts of the world for food and shelter.
Students will map and calculate the migration routes of Arctic species to learn about animals that spend part of their lives in the Arctic and how they are connected to other parts of the world for food and shelter.
