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2026 Shaping Skylines: Urban Design Challenge

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This city doodle represents the idea of urbanization by turning each letter in the word “URBANIZATION” into a visual symbol of key terms. The letter U is for “urban” and  shows an urban skyline to represent areas with high population density and development. R represents the rank size rule through a decreasing bar graph showing how city sizes relate to each other. B is designed with circles to show the Burgess Concentric Zone Model, where cities grow outward in rings. A represents agglomeration by showing businesses clustered together to benefit from close proximity. N illustrates new urbanism with a walkable neighborhood that focuses on community and design. I represents infrastructure with roads, bridges, and transportation systems that support urban life. Z shows gentrification by transforming an older home into a modern one, representing social and economic change. The second A represents the African City Model by showing a central city surrounded by areas of uneven development. T represents transportation by showing the evolution from trains to highways, connecting to Borchert’s epochs. O represents megacities with a dense and crowded skyline, showing massive urban growth. Finally, N represents metropolitan areas by showing a large city connected to surrounding suburbs. Overall, the doodle connects each letter to a different aspect of urbanization, showing how cities grow, develop, and change over time.

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Chloe Byrd - Life Cycle of a Cup of Coffee 2026

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Developed countries would use more machinery. This is because it costs more to have and use. In developing countries, they would have more workers/ people and would have more animal help rather than machines because they don't have the money to have machines as the developed countries do. Subsistence farming would most likely be seen in the developing countries, because you are only growing for yourself. This is also what could be at the farmers' markets. In comparison to commercial farming, which is made for big profit, they will have machines because they want ot make more money and more goods.

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Culture Show & Tell Presentation - Chloe Byrd

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A government would enact a pro-natalist policy because it wants more babies. Babies grow into workers, and workers make and spend money, helping the economy. There will be a higher population, and each family will have more kids.

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Population Distribution & Density Lesson 2025

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1. to show how populated areas are.

2. the bigger cities, like the East Coast and the West Coast. mostly along the coasts

3. so we can understand where people are in the world, that's where the people prefer to stay, and where the most people do.

4. Population density maps are important because they help people better understand, or see what areas are more populated

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My Country is: France

How might a baby box like those in Finland contribute to a sense of national pride?

It decreased the infant mortality rate by increasing the number of births. It used to be available only to low-income mothers; now it is accessible to everyone, as everyone needs these resources.

How have the reasons for a baby box changed over time in Finland? Why?

Everyone needed the resources to make the baby's life better

What impacts on infant mortality are attributed to the baby box initiative in Finland?

It decreased incredibly

What impacts could a baby box have on people's quality of life and/or a country's development?

Healthy babies make healthy adults. They go to work, and if they make money, they spend it. economy strengthens

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Chloe Byrd - Entry Event: Population Clock and Maps

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1. Asia has the most populated countries, and Europe has the least populated countries.

2. The climate, land, health care, and families with a lot of kids.

3. less resources for people.

4. because they dont have as many kids, the climate is not amazing, the healthcare and lifestyle is not fitting for many people.

5. the economy, because there are less people spending

6. yes, no

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Chloe Byrd - 2025 The Story Numbers Tell

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Culminating Project - chloe, ashmi, linley, sindhu

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1A Tidwell: Frisco's Cultural Landscape Map - Google My Maps

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Each group member will gather photos of landmarks, buildings, architecture, signage, and other characteristics of the built landscape. Each group member then will add a photo to the map in it's precise location along with a caption explaining how it contributes to cultural landscape. Each group layer will need to have a 3-4 photos with captions.

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Task 2: All Maps are Selective - Chloe Byrd

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Foodie tourist

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Entry Event: Putting Our Community on the Map

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How do maps influence the way we understand the cultural landscape?

Maps influence our understanding because they provide a visual representation that we can apply when we are in a particular setting/place. An example of this, our Wakeland map we made. I can apply this map when I am in Wakeland and can find classes/halls much more easily.