The document discusses the characteristics of urban, rural, and suburban communities, highlighting their population density, transportation methods, and architectural styles. Urban areas are densely populated with tall buildings, while rural areas are spread out with more open spaces and fewer people. Suburban regions fall between the two, with single-family homes and more natural areas, serving as a transition from urban to rural living.

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2. Communities -Rural, Urban and Suburban Cheri Hallifax Turman

3. Urban Urban communities are cities. There are lots of people living close together in a small amount of space. There is not very much open space or natural areas.

4. Urban Transportation People often take the bus, train, taxis or walk

5. Urban Architecture Buildings in urban communities are often very tall. Some buildings are so tall they seem to touch the sky. These are called “ Skyscrapers ”.

6. Rural Rural communities are called “the country” or farmland. There are fewer people, more spread out from one another. There is lots of open space and natural areas.

7. Rural Transportation People usually must drive to places they need to visit, because it is too far to walk. Sometimes the roads are not paved, so people need special vehicles, like pick-up trucks. Farms have special types of vehicles, such as tractors.

8. Rural

9. Rural Architecture Buildings in rural communities are more spread out than in urban ones. It is not unusual to find only a few buildings spread out over large distances.

10. Suburban Suburban communities are usually close to, but not in, cities. There are fewer people than in urban communities, but many more than in rural communities. Houses are often in neighborhoods and many people have yards. There are many natural areas.

11. Suburban Transportation People in the suburbs often drive, but sometimes walk or take the bus. Sometimes people will take trains into the city.

12. Suburban Architecture Often, homes in suburban communities have only one family living in them. Sometimes families live in apartments. They are not skyscrapers.

13. Children Urban, Rural and Suburban Children all love to: Play Laugh Have fun

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