Virginia Rivers and Associated Activities

The video tutorial covers the four main rivers of Virginia: Potomac, Rappahannock, York, and James, all flowing into the Chesapeake Bay. Each river is associated with a physical activity to aid memory: paddling for Potomac, running for Rappahannock, yoga for York, and jumping for James. The lesson includes a review of the rivers and their associated cities, concluding with a crab walking activity to remember the Chesapeake Bay.

What is the main body of water into which all the rivers of Virginia flow?

• Atlantic Ocean

• Chesapeake Bay

• Potomac River

• Gulf of Mexico

Which city does the Potomac River flow by?

• Alexandria

• Yorktown

• Richmond

• Fredericksburg

What activity is associated with the Potomac River to help remember it?

• Paddling

• Jumping

• Yoga

• Running

Which river flows past Fredericksburg, Virginia?

• Potomac River

• Rappahannock River

• York River

• James River

What activity is used to remember the Rappahannock River?

• Jumping

• Running

• Yoga

• Paddling

Which river runs by Yorktown, Virginia?

• James River

• Potomac River

• Rappahannock River

• York River

What activity is associated with the York River?

• Running

• Jumping

• Yoga

• Paddling

Which river flows by both Richmond and Jamestown?

• James River

• York River

• Rappahannock River

• Potomac River

What activity is used to remember the James River?

• Paddling

• Running

• Yoga

• Jumping

What is the activity associated with the Chesapeake Bay?

• Paddling

• Jumping

• Running

• Crab walking