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Yellowstone National Park for ESL (lower intermediate level)

Yellowstone National Park for ESL (lower intermediate level)

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English

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7th - 9th Grade

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Hard

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CCSS
RI.7.5, RI.8.5, RI.6.5

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Standards-aligned

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DeeDee Huang

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7 Slides • 7 Questions

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Yellowstone National Park


ESL intermediate level

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Areas in the park

  • Grand Prismatic Spring

  • Old Faithful

  • Yellowstone Lake

  • Hayden Valley

  • Yellowstone River

  • Artist Point, Lower Falls

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Areas in the park

  • Lamar Valley

  • Gardiner

  • Mammoth Hot Springs

  • Norris, Artists' Paintpots

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Multiple Choice

what is one of the places to witness the geothermal activity?

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Artist Point

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Yellowstone River

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Gardiner

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Grand Prismatic Spring

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Multiple Choice

Where can you go kayaking?

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Yellowstone River

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Yellowstone Lake

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Lower Falls

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Grand Prismatic Spring

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Multiple Select

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If you want to bump into a herd of bison, where should you go? (2 answers)

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Hayden Valley

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Gardiner

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Lamar Valley

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Lower Falls

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Multiple Choice

In what area can you see limestone terraces?

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Hayden Valley

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Artists' Paintpots

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Mammothe Hot Springs

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Lamar Valley

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Multiple Choice

Where do you see the most famous geyser?

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Old Faithful

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Lower Falls

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Norris

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Mammoth Hot Springs

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Multiple Choice

It's really late, and you need to find a place to eat, where would you find restaurants for a nice meal?

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Norris

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Artist Point

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Gardiner

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Grand Prismatic Spring

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Multiple Choice

Which area is surrounded by hundreds of geothermal wonders?

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Grand Prismatic Spring

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Norris

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Hayden Valley

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Artist Point

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Basic information

It was founded in 1872.

It was the world's first national park.

It hosts over 4 million adventurers per year.

It takes a 12-hour drive from Seattle.

It takes a 5-hour drive from Salt Lake City.

The 2-million-acre park is managed by the National Park Service, and there are 5 entrances.

It sits atop a slumbering super volcano that is said to have violently erupted over 60,000 years ago.

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Basic information

The explorers of yesteryear once used Old Faithful as their laundry.

The parks greatest success story is the restoration of the mighty bison. Yellowstone River winds its way north before plummeting 300 feet off Lower Falls and into the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.

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Yellowstone National Park


ESL intermediate level

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