The document discusses the five themes of geography: location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and regions. Location refers to specific points on a map like addresses and coordinates. Place describes the physical and human characteristics that make a location unique. Human-environment interaction is the relationship between humans and the environment in which they live. Movement is the transportation of people, culture, products, and ideas between locations. Regions are sections of the earth defined by shared characteristics, such as continents, countries, or cultures.

1. Five Themes of GeographyEllie Hobelman

2. LocationExample: Lexington, NebraskaStreet addressLatitude and longitude

3. PlaceExample: Johnson LakeAmericaNebraskaLexingtonGreat PlainsPlace: the physical and human characteristics of a location.

4. Human-Environment InteractionExample: Dumping pollutants into lakes and steamsHuman- Environment Interaction: The relationship between the people and place in which they live.

5. MovementExample: carsAirplanesTrainsMovement: the transportation of people, culture, products, and ideas.

6. RegionsExample:ContinentsCountriesPoliticalPhysicalDirectionalCulturalRegions: smaller sections of earth that share similar characteristics.