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Do Now:. What does demographics mean? What is population? What is population density? What is population growth? What is birth rate? What is death rate? What is infant mortality?. Speed Test:. We’re going to have a speed test to see where we are. 13 Seconds per slide.

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  1. Do Now: • What does demographics mean? • What is population? • What is population density? • What is population growth? • What is birth rate? • What is death rate? • What is infant mortality?

  2. Speed Test: • We’re going to have a speed test to see where we are. • 13 Seconds per slide. • HerrrrrreeeeeWeeeeeGooo!!

  3. #1: • What are demographics? • Study of populations • Study of cultures around the world • Study of dumb people • Study of geographic features

  4. #2: Which age group is the largest? • 35-39 • 90-94 • 5-9 • 30-34

  5. #3: Number of people per square mile? • Demographer • Population Pyramid • Population Distribution • Population Distribution

  6. #4: Are there more men or women age 90 and above? • Men • Women • Same

  7. #5: Is the UK population declining,stable, or growing?

  8. Population Pyramids: SWBAT: use a population pyramid to determine information about different communities. SWBAT define growth rate as birth rate minus death rate. SWBAT read and interpret charts and graphs showing life expectancy and growth rate.

  9. What is a population pyramid? • Population Pyramid: A diagram that shows the ages of all the men and women in a population. • Population pyramids show population distribution • How many males • How many females • How many people in different age groups

  10. Parts of the pyramid • Title: Where and when is the data from? • Male: Population by age • Female: Population by age • Total population in an age group is male side plus female side

  11. How To Read A Population Pyramid: • Read the Title: What Region/Country/City are we looking at? Which year? • Look to see what age group is the largest and smallest in each category (male and female).

  12. Trends in Pop. Pyramids: Growing Pyramid • If a country’s population is growing, the pyramid will be large at the bottom. This shows there are a large number of children and young people. • High birthrate! • It will look like a TRIANGLE

  13. Trends in Pop. Pyramids: Declining Beehive • If a country’s population is declining, the pyramid will be narrow at the bottom and wider in the middle. This shows there are a large number of older people and not as many children. • It will look like a beehive.

  14. Trends in Pop. Pyramids: Stable Rectangle • If a country’s population is stable, the pyramid will have similar bars through out. Showing similar populations in all age groups. • It will look like a rectangle

  15. Let’s Take a Look at Canada: • Which age group makes up the largest portion of Canada’s Pop.? • How many people are ages 50-54?

  16. Let’s Take a Look at Canada: • Is the Canadian population declining, growing, or stable? • How much of the population is 0-4?

  17. Let’s Take a Look at Canada: • Do Canadian women or men appear to live longer? Explain.

  18. Let’s Take a Look at Canada: • Which age group makes up the smallest portion of Canada’s Pop.?

  19. Someone help me out. • Country? • Largest/Smallest groups? • Decline, Growing, or Stable?

  20. Someone else help me out. • Country? • Largest/Smallest groups? • Decline, Growing, or Stable? • Which age group is about 3.8 Million people?

  21. Guided Practice: Walk around the world: • You will visit the 6 countries around the room. You will need to answer the questions below them. Be sure to utilize those in your traveling group. • 6 inch voices – Teamwork – Completing each station.

  22. Independent Practice: • You will complete all independent practice questions in your worksheet on your own, raising your hand for help. • What you don’t finish is homework.

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