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A model is…
• a representation of some phenomenon of the real world made in order to
facilitate an understanding of its workings.
• a simplified and generalized version of real events, from which the incidental
detail has been removed.
This year we will be studying a lot of models that geographers have created to explain and analyze the world. In
today’s activity, you will work in a group to create a model that analyzes different state welcoming signs.

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  • 1. A model is… • a representation of some phenomenon of the real world made in order to facilitate an understanding of its workings. • a simplified and generalized version of real events, from which the incidental detail has been removed. This year we will be studying a lot of models that geographers have created to explain and analyze the world. In today’s activity, you will work in a group to create a model that analyzes different state welcoming signs. Creating A Model To Examine State Welcoming Signs State Text Elements CT NH OK NY WI WY CA 1 2 3 4 5 Graphic Elements 1 2 3 4 5 30