Inspired by America 2000, the educational reform initiative proposed by President George Bush, these materials describe a way of rethinking the place of geography in the curriculum. It is proposed that both natural geography and social geography be taught, and that both should be taught in science and social studies classes. Activities to be used by science and social studies teachers in introducing the concepts of natural geography and social geography are proposed. Strategies for teaching within this reformulated curriculum also are put forth and discussed. (DB)