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This region is next to the Pacific Ocean.
Coastal Region
This California region is known for growing lots of fruits, vegetables, and nuts.
Valley region
This region is very hot and dry plus gets very little rain.
Desert region
Many farmers need water from this region's melting snow to grow crops.
Mountain region
Which region would you visit if you wanted to build a sandcastle on the beach?
Coastal region
This famous bridge is bright orange and is in San Francisco.
Golden Gate Bridge.
This nut is grown all over the Central Valley.
Almonds
This is the hottest place in North America.
Death Valley
This national park is famous for giant sequoia trees.
Sequoia National Park
Which region would be the best place to grow oranges and grapes?
Valley region
This large city is home to Hollywood and sits near the coast.
Los Angeles
This machine helps farmers plant and harvest crops.
A tractor.
This desert covers much of southeastern California.
Mojave Desert
This lake sits in the Sierra Nevada and is known for its clear blue water.
Lake Tahoe
A family hikes through pine forests and then skis in the winter. Which region are they in?
Mountain region
This animal is often seen resting on rocks along the California coast.
Sea lion.
This city is known as California's state capital and is located in the Central Valley.
Sacramento
This national park is named after a unique desert plant.
Joshua Tree National Park
This is the tallest mountain in California.
Mount Whitney.
A student visits the beach in the morning and a snowy mountain that afternoon. Which two regions did they visit?
Coastal and Mountain regions
Name one activity people like to do in the Coastal Region.
Surfing, fishing, swimming, boating, whale watching
This season is the busiest time for picking fruits and vegetables.
Fall season.
This desert animal stores fat in its hump to survive.
Camel!
This national park is famous for Yosemite Falls.
Which two regions work together to help farmers grow crops? One provides water from melting snow, and the other has rich soil.
Mountain Region and the Valley Region