"Five Times Five: Five Activities for Teaching Geography's Five Themes" is a July 20, 1998 article by Gary Hopkins featuring teaching suggestions best suited for use with elementary and middle school classes. The five themes of geography are: location, place, human/environment interaction, movement, and regions. Hopkins also offers access to related links. Education World, Inc. provides the article online as part of its Lesson Planning Center resource.

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Activities and strategies help teach the five themes of geography--location, place, human-environmental interaction, movement, and region. Reproducibles included.

Where in the United States are we? Increase students' interest, knowledge, and awareness of geography using Hands-On Geography for grades 3–5. This book features hands-on activities that emphasize the five themes of geography published in Guidelines for Geographic Education: location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and regions. The book includes map skills; geography activities; lessons on reading and creating charts, graphs, and diagrams; rubrics; organizers; and an answer key. This 128-page book supports National Geography Standards.

Janet Stout presents a lesson for middle school students that reinforces the concept of the five themes of geography. Stout includes a list of the materials required, the time needed, and the procedures. Teachers.Net provides the lesson as part of the Teachers.Net Lesson Exchange online resource.