Regions
Adaptations
Habitats
Animals
Landforms and Features
100

This region is the most populated and contains the capital city of Atlanta. 

What is the piedmont?

100

These are the four animal adaptations we studied. 

What are mimicry, hibernation, camouflage, migration?

100

The Blue Ridge region has many mountain habitats. This popular mountain range travels from Georgia to Maine. This mountain habitat is home to many animals including bobcats, bears, and birds. 

What are the Appalachian Mountains?

100

You may find this animal in the Blue Ridge region. They like mountain and forest habitats. They have sharp claws, sharp teeth, and live in DENS.

What is a bobcat?

100

This region is known for its red clay and rolling hills. 

What is the piedmont?

200

This region is characterized by its rocky plateaus. It is the smallest region in Georgia and is located in the NorthWest corner of the state. 

What is the Appalachian Plateau?

200

This adaptation is when an animal tries to look like another animal to trick predators. 

What is mimicry?

200

This habitat is characterized by many trees and plants. When it rains here, animals can hide under the cover of these trees. Squirrels, deer, bears, frogs, and many insects call this habitat their home. 

What is a forest?

200

This predator hunts in rivers and streams. He has a strong sense of smell to help him find food from far away. He has sharp claws that help him catch fish and climb trees. His fur helps keep him warm in the winter. 

What is a bear?

200

You are likely to find Spanish Moss in this region. 

What are the Coastal Plains?

300

This region is the start of the Etowah River. It is the region between the Appalachian Plataeu and Blue Ridge. 

What is Ridge and Valley?

300

This adaptation is when an animal goes into a deep sleep to conserve energy. It usually happens in the Winter. 

What is hibernation?

300

This habitat has a moving water current. Many birds, fish, turtles, and frogs call this habitat their home. Many humans use this habitat for recreation including kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. 

What is a river?

300

This animal is a large bird who lives on rivers, lakes, and marshes. He is characterized by his "bluish" color. He has a long neck that bends, a sharp beak, and large legs with claws for catching fish.

What is a Blue Heron?

300

This is the type of soil you would most likely find in the piedmont.

What is clay?

400

This region is the largest region and contains the Okefenokee Swamp.

What is the Coastal Plains?
400

This adaptation is when an animal moves from one place to another in search of food or warmth. 

What is migration?

400

This swampy habitat is home to the largest alligator population in Georgia. It is also the largest blackwater swamp in North America.

What is the Okefenokee Swamp?

400

This animal lives in all 5 regions of Georgia.

What is a deer?

400

This landform is the tallest point in Georgia.

What is Brasstown Bald?

500

This region has the highest peaks in Georgia including Brasstown Bald.

What is Blue Ridge?

500

This adaptation is when an animal blends in to its surroundings.

What is Camouflage?

500

These are the three things a habitat provides to help animals survive. 

What is food, water, and shelter?

500

This animal lives only in the Coastal Plains. Their largest home in Georgia is the Okefenokee Swamp. They only travel North of the Fall Line when they are in trouble and will either return South or not survive for long.  

What is an alligator?

500

This landform is a tall flat area of land. 

What is a plateau?