Today the green movement is taking over the world, and even though many people would like to go completely organic or build a sustainable home, their budget might not let them. This is especially true for college students, who struggle every semester to get by on their student budget. But…
For the AP Human Geography unit on Urban Geography and/or Development, here’s a link from Google Maps Mania- Rich Blocks, Poor Blocks.
Students can “See how much money people make in every neighborhood in every city in America.”
This interactive map is a great basis for an inquiry lesson- What visual clues in satellite maps may indicate the spatial distribution of wealth?”
Possible answer? How about street formats? Or trees?
