The document discusses population distribution and density around the world. It defines key terms like population, population density, densely populated, and sparsely populated. It notes that some areas have higher population densities while other areas are more sparsely populated. The document instructs students to create a world map showing variations in population density across different regions.

1. Population

2. Starter
• We learnt some new words last week.
• Can we remember what they mean:
– Population
– Population density
– Densely populated
– Sparsely populated

3. Lesson Objectives
• To know the key terms
• To understand some areas that are
densely populated
• To be able to create a world map
showing this.

4. Key Words
• Population distribution
• How people are spread out over an area
In lines Randomly In the middle
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5. So where in the world do people live?

6. Where do people not live?

7. Mapping Population
• You have a blank world map with a key
ready to be set up
• Use the information to shade in the
areas
• Remember, the lighter colours should
represent sparsely populated areas.

9. Plenary
• To know the key terms
• To understand some areas that are
densely populated
• To be able to create a choropleth map
showing this.

10. Plenary
• To know the key terms
• To understand some areas that are
densely populated
• To be able to create a choropleth map
showing this.