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[0] 3 [1] Around the World Cultures, celebrations, customs, and geography shape communities throughout the world. Lines of Inquiry how beliefs, customs, celebrations, and traditions are learned from others and may differ place to place how environment and geography influence adaptations within communities and migration similarities and differences among and within communities [2] Mi Casa es Su Casa Humans have adapted to a variety of climatic and geographic conditions. Lines of Inquiry the range of geographic and climatic conditions that exits on Earth and how geographers describe them compare the ways different groups of people meet their basic needs in extreme climatic and geographic conditions how humans affect biomes [3] Weather or Not Weather affects all of the world. Lines of Inquiry what weather is tools used by weather watchers the water cycle how weather affects living and nonliving things [4] Give and Take Change occurs when people move from one culture to another. Lines of Inquiry reasons for immigrating and emigrating hardships people face when they immigrate the impact of immigration on culture(s) [6] Balancing Act An ecosystem is a community of organisms interacting with one another and their environment. Lines of Inquiry components of an ecosystem where different kinds are found similarities and differences among different ecosystems relationship between producers and consumers significant events that effect the balance of an ecosystem [5] 
Survivor - QUEST Island World communities face challenges and make decisions in meeting the needs of their people based upon limited resources. Lines of Inquiry what goods are needed, for whom, and how are those goods produced resources in world communities how world communities get what they need
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