It described the ‘content and process of geographic education’ in terms of five themes, all common nouns” Location, Place, Relationships within Places, Movement, and Regions. All five are nouns that have a spatial dimension because, reduced to its simplest terms for use in schools, geography basically describes the Earth and subsequently endeavors to explain the spatial relationships that are identified in that description. In effect, those are five fundamental concepts (Themes) around which you can organize a host of facts (and thereby convert them to geographic information—the ‘stuff’ of geography) and, subsequently, make any number of geographic generalizations.