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Physical Features
Climate
Natural Resources
Regions
Mixed Review
100
Made in nature, not by people.
What are physical features?
100
During this season in Michigan it is cold and snowy.
What is Winter?
100
Things found in nature that are used everyday.
What are natural resources?
100
This region is named after five very large lakes.
What is the Great Lakes Region?
100
The equator and the prime meridian divide the world
What are hemispheres?
200
Michigan does not have two of these physical features?
What is an ocean and a desert?
200
Summer in Michigan.
What is hot and dry?
200
People once came to Kalamazoo for this green crop.
What is celery?
200
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas
What is the Mid West Region?
200
The United States Flag.
What is a symbol?
300
Upper and Lower
What is a peninsula?
300
Spring in Michigan.
What is warm and rainy?
300
Houses, buildings, paper, shade, and fire are all made from this.
What are trees?
300
Kalamazoo is in this region.
What is the Southwest region?
300
My family goes camping on labor day every year.
What is a tradition?
400
These physical features are also a natural resource.
What are rivers and lakes?
400
Fall in Michigan.
What is cool and rainy?
400
This natural resource can be used for transportation, energy, and general thirst.
What is water?
400
An area of land with certain features in common.
What is a region?
400
Apple Blossom, Painted Turtle, and White Tailed Deer
What are state symbols?
500
Four out of five of these surround Michigan.
What are the Great Lakes?
500
Climate
What is temperature and precipitation in a certain season?
500
I Am used in exchange for other items. Abe Lincoln is engraved on me and I am most commonly found in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
What is copper?
500
Regions usually have three things in common.
What are physical features, climate, and natural resources?
500
The seven continents of the world.
What are North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica?