What is geography?
This is usually located at the top of a map and tells you what kind of information the map shows.
What is the title?
What are natural features?
Things found in nature that people use, for example water, trees, sun, wind, soil and minerals.
What are natural resources?
The region of Colorado where it is the lowest in elevation and the land is considered prairie.
What is The High Plains Region?
What are continents?
This is where you will find the explanation for what the symbols on the map mean.
What is the key or legend?
The things people have made on the earth.
What are human features?
What is the environment?
The name of the region in Colorado where the High Plains meet the foothills of the mountains.
What is the Front Range?
Tools to help us find and gather facts about a place.
What are maps?
This shows the cardinal directions on a map.
What is the compass rose?
Natural features on the surface of the land.
What are landforms?
This means to change to fit new conditions.
What is adapt?
The region in Colorado that is on the western side of our state and the last region in Colorado to be settled.
What is the Western Slope?
Colorado is a part of this continent.
What is the scale of miles?
Places that share things in common.
What are regions?
This means to save and protect our natural resources.
What is conserve?
The best known region in Colorado in which all 5 mountain ranges are located.
What is the Mountains?
What is Colorado and the United States of America?
Name 5 different types of maps.
What are physical maps, climate maps, political maps, population maps, road maps and topographical maps?
The 5 land regions of Colorado.
What are The High Plains, The Front Range, The Mountains, The San Luis Valley and The Western Slope?
Name 3 land areas in Colorado set aside by the US government.
What are The Great Sand Dunes National Park, Rocky Mountain National Park, Mesa Verde, Colorado National Monument, the Black Canyon of the Gunnison River?
This region sits between the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the San Juan Mountains.
What is the San Luis Valley?