Park Names
This park is located in Wyoming and has lots of forests and mountains. Wolves, bison, and fish all live here. The weather can be sunny and warm, or snowy and cold.
Yellowstone National Park
This animal is very large, and has small horns on its head. They eat plants such as grass, and are known to sometimes attack humans when they get angry.
Bison
This land form is formed by rocks and goes very high into the sky. It usually has snow on top of it.
Mountain
What do wolves travel in?
This park is extremely hot all of the time, and it rarely ever rains here. It is located between two large mountains, and is below sea level.
Death Valley National Park
This animal has 4 legs, and can be gray, white, or black. It eats other animals and often howls to communicate with it's family and friends.
Wolf
This land form gets very hot and boils water until it shoots the water high into the sky. Old Faithful in Yellowstone is an example of this.
Gyser
Where do humans visiting Yellowstone store their food so that bears can't eat it?
A bear box
This park is located on an island in the Pacific Ocean and is home to one of the largest active volcanoes in the world.
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
This animal is big and scary. It has large claws that it uses to catch fish and other small animals. It is known to eat human food when they leave it out.
Bear
This land form is so hot that it turns rocks into a liquid form and erupts when the liquid gets super hot. It can be found in the national park in Hawaii.
Volcano
Why do bison keep their head down when walking around in the winter?
To plow the snow
BONUS- We have not learned about this park, but it is located in Florida. Crocodiles live there, and the park is mostly a huge swamp.
Everglades National Park
This animal lives in Yellowstone Lake and has a throat that is red, almost looking like blood.
Cut Throat Trout
This land form is found between two mountain ranges. It is much lower than the mountains. One of the parks we learned about has this in its name.
Valley
How do visitors to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park view the erupting volcanoes?
By boat