Camping with President
How long did it take to saw down the special tree?
several days
What was grandfather covered in when he came home?
dust of coal mine
Where did the locomotives sleep at night?
The roundhouse
What is the hottest part of the Grand Canyon?
The bottom
How many National Parks are there?
63
What was the name of the President in the book?
Theodore Roosevelt
What did the Crawfords smell like?
sweet milk
Why would supplies be delivered in the warmer months?
The snow was too deep
What can be found at the bottom of the Grand Canyon?
The Colorado river
Yellowstone is what number National Park?
1
What was the name of the 1st National Park the president visited in the story?
Yellowstone
Where did the children get their water from for their baths?
a well
What made the train go?
Steam!
How do we know what the Grand Canyon looked like millions of years ago?
We studies the fossils left behind
The Grand Canyon is what number National Park?
10th
What are two things the president liked to do?
read and ride horses
What was the main idea?
to share how the narrator feels about living the mountains
What is the moral of the story?
Do not give up
What can be found at the top layer of the Grand Canyon?
a Ponderosa pine forest
Tennessee, North Caroline
What grows in the Yellowstone that does not grow anywhere else?
Sequoia trees
What did the children do after a bath?
drink hot cocoa and warm up by the stove
If the train had not caught the other train then what would have happened?
the train and town would be in big trouble
to teach us how the Grand Canyon was formed
Add the miles of the Grand Canyon and Yosemite Park and you get how many miles?
3,853