Name the four main points of the compass.

What is the imaginary line that divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres called?

The seven continents of the Earth are:

The United States is in what two hemispheres?

Which continent is the world's largest and home to the tallest mountain, Mount Everest?

Africa is home to the world's largest hot desert. What is the name of this desert?

North America is connected to which continent by a narrow strip of land?

Which continent is known for having the world's largest river by water flow, the Amazon River?

Antarctica is covered in ice and is considered a desert. True or False?

Which continent is the second smallest and connects to Asia?

Australia is one of only two continents that does not connect to another continent. True or False?

Which ocean is the second largest and known for its powerful currents, including the Gulf Stream?

The Indian Ocean is known for its warm water and strong winds. True or False?

Which ocean is the smallest and shallowest, almost completely covered in ice sheets during the winter?

The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean. True or False?

The Southern Ocean surrounds which continent?

Label Earth's seven continents and five oceans. Then answer the questions. This is Earth's largest continent.

Label Earth's seven continents and five oceans. Then answer the questions. This continent is mostly covered with ice.

Label Earth's seven continents and five oceans. Then answer the questions. This is the smallest continent.

Label Earth's seven continents and five oceans. Then answer the questions. This ocean is mostly covered with ice and is the most shallow ocean.

Label Earth's seven continents and five oceans. Then answer the questions. This is the world's largest ocean.

The settler plans to modify the environment in two ways. Which of the following are they?

The settler plans to use which natural resource?

How does the settler plan to use natural resources to provide goods and services?

What natural resource does the writer claim is the most important to U.S. trade?

Classify Information: Compare and contrast ways that people might modify their environment in rural, suburban, and urban areas by filling out the table. Place a ✓ in each area where that kind of modification might take place. Modifications: cutting trees to make fields, building roads, building tunnels for subway trains, building housing subdivisions.

Vocabulary: Define the term 'natural resource'.

Vocabulary: Define the term 'landmark'.

Which natural landmark was formed about five to six million years ago?

Which natural landmark is a group of three waterfalls on the border of the U.S. and Canada?

Which natural landmark is located in Tennessee and North Carolina?

Which natural landmark is the second-longest river in the United States?

Which man-made landmark is located in San Francisco, California?

Compare and contrast ways that people might modify their environment in rural, suburban, and urban areas by filling out the table. Place a ✓ in each area where that kind of modification might take place. Modification: cutting trees to make fields.

Compare and contrast ways that people might modify their environment in rural, suburban, and urban areas by filling out the table. Place a ✓ in each area where that kind of modification might take place. Modification: building roads.

Compare and contrast ways that people might modify their environment in rural, suburban, and urban areas by filling out the table. Place a ✓ in each area where that kind of modification might take place. Modification: building tunnels for subway trains.

Compare and contrast ways that people might modify their environment in rural, suburban, and urban areas by filling out the table. Place a ✓ in each area where that kind of modification might take place. Modification: building housing subdivisions.

A landmark is:

Where is the Grand Canyon located?

Fill in the blank: The Mississippi River is the second-longest river in the United States. It is more than ____ miles long.

Which natural landmark is a group of three waterfalls on the border of the U.S. and Canada?

Read the statements from young people visiting some famous landmarks in the United States. Use what you have learned about these landmarks to decide which landmark each statement is about. Wow, this bridge is amazing! We rented bicycles to ride across it. Looking up at the high suspension cables and down at the water below made me a little dizzy!

Read the statements from young people visiting some famous landmarks in the United States. Use what you have learned about these landmarks to decide which landmark each statement is about. This visit to the memorial was one of my favorite parts of our trip. When we stood inside the floating memorial, we could see the ship far below us. There was so much interesting information at the memorial and museum.

Read the statements from young people visiting some famous landmarks in the United States. Use what you have learned about these landmarks to decide which landmark each statement is about. The boat trip over to the Landmark was so exciting. The closer we got, the bigger and taller it looked. Then we got to go up inside it and look out over the city and the harbor.

Read the statements from young people visiting some famous landmarks in the United States. Use what you have learned about these landmarks to decide which landmark each statement is about. I never thought the carving would be that tall! It doesn't look that big in the pictures. They call this place the Black Hills, but they sure look like mountains to me. And one of them has four faces on it!

Read the statements from young people visiting some famous landmarks in the United States. Use what you have learned about these landmarks to decide which landmark each statement is about. We were very quiet when we visited the memorial. The busy city was all around us, but I was listening to the waterfalls going into the pools. My parents showed me how the names of almost 3,000 people who died in the attacks are all around the pools. They talked to me about what they were doing the day the attacks happened. They remember it.

Vocabulary: 'Civil rights' refers to the rights of individuals to receive equal treatment and be free from discrimination in various settings, including employment, education, and housing.

Vocabulary: etiquette - rules and manners for proper behavior in certain situations. What does the word 'etiquette' mean?

Search online the words 'American flag etiquette' to find at least two more rules for how we honor the American flag.

Which U.S. symbol might have gotten its name from a man who provided beef to soldiers in the War of 1812?

What symbol became the national bird of the United States in 1782?

Which symbol started as a poem that was written during the War of 1812?

What symbol was a gift from France and stands 300 feet high in New York Harbor?

What symbol had 13 stars in 1777?

What symbol was written by a magazine writer as part of celebrations for the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' landing in the New World?

What symbol, printed on our money, is a symbol of our nation's religious roots?

Analyze the paintings of a Christmas scene from 1911 and the Thanksgiving postcard from 1908. How do the celebrations shown in these paintings compare to how we celebrate Christmas and Thanksgiving today? Write two paragraphs about how things are the same and how they are different.

Holidays, such as Veterans Day, Memorial Day, and Washington’s Birthday, are significant to our country because: