Urban vs. Rural Comparison

Large paper or poster board.
Markers, crayons, or paints.
Magazines or internet access for images.
Notebooks and pencils..Research Characteristics: Study the characteristics of urban and rural areas (e.g., population density, types of buildings, services available).
Create Models/Posters: Use materials to create models or posters representing an urban area and a rural area.
Include Key Features: Include key features such as buildings, roads, parks, and farmland.
Label and Explain: Label the features and write brief descriptions of each.
Presentation: Present the models or posters to the class, explaining the differences between urban and rural areas.
Discussion: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of living in each type of area.