Everglades
Name three animals that live in the Everglades.
Panther, alligator, crocodile, python, deer, bald eagle, turtle
Which U.S. president is known for pushing Native Americans out of their homes and further west?
Andrew Jackson
What is the name of the Geyser at Yellowstone?
Old Faithful
What is a badland?
A dry terrain with rocks and steep slopes
Name a person's personality direction on your team?
•Fabian- West Genesis- North Bakaris- North
•Ahlaia-South Lindsey-East Jose- East
•Malachi- East Demarcus-North Sa’Nyah-East
•Jamarcus- West Jo’Anna- East Am ani-South
•Jacob-South Jenae- West Emmanuel-South
In what city in Florida is the Everglades located?
Miami
What was the primary motivator for Westward Expansion?
Yellowstone was the First National Park. True or False
True
What is a prairie?
Name a TAG reading strategy
Connect, Extend, Challenge
Headlines
How is interdependence demonstrated in the Everglades?
Native Americans were forced to move and relocate on Reservations, what is that present day territory known as today?
Oklahoma
How many acres is Yellowstone National Park?
2 million acres
What is a canal?
Name a Team Building Challenge game you did in this class
Balloon Walking
Cup Stacking
Musical Chairs
Hula Hoop Challenge
The Cookie Challenge
Air boat
How many Native Americans perished on the Trail of Tears?
About 3, 000
The person who discovered Yellowstone National Park, John Colter was a member of what exploration team?
Lewis and Clark
Name a famous canal in the United States.
Erie Canal
Explain the relationship between National Parks and Park Rangers.
Park Rangers supervise, oversee, provide tours, keep the parks safe, etc.
What is one threat to the Everglades?
Fire, Water pollution, flood control, invasive species
Name a Tribe of Native Americans impacted on the Tail of Tears
Cherokee, Muscogee, Seminole, Chickasaw
Which U.S. president signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act into law?
President Ulysses S. Grant
Name a National Park we have learned about with badlands.
Provide one example of interdependence in nature
People depend on nature for survival (hunting)
Some animals depend on plants, plants depend on the sun, water and insects like bees to help them bloom.
Other examples will be accepted.