Reed the Rules
Merica (Eagle Schreech)
North America Geography
Oceans
Geo Vocab
Absolute Location
100

Journals must be 

3-5 academic sentences

100

This longest river in the United States is also its largest by volume and is a major drainage system for the central part of the country.

Mississippi River

100

The five massive lakes located on the border of the United States and Canada are known by this collective name.

The Great Lakes

100

This is the largest and deepest ocean on Earth.

Pacific

100

This term describes a large, flat, and relatively treeless area of land.


Plains

100

This large body of water is located approximately at 25∘N,90∘W

Gulf of Mexico

200
Every paper you turn into Mrs. Reed must have 

Your first and last name

200

This mountain range, with peaks over 14,000 feet, runs through the western U.S. and includes Mount Elbert, its highest point.

Rocky Mountains

200

This river forms part of the international border between the United States and Mexico and is a primary source of water for the arid regions it crosses.

Rio Grande
200

This ocean is the warmest and smallest of the world's five major oceans, covering much of the northern part of the world.

Artic 

200

This is the process where people change their way of life to survive in a new environment, such as wearing warm clothes in a cold climate.

adaption

200

This physical feature is located at about 19 N,89 ∘W, 

Yucatán Peninsula

300

2 things you may not have in Mrs. Reed's class

Food and drink (only water in a water bottle) 

300

This vast, rolling region stretches across the central United States, known for its fertile soil and agricultural production.

Great Plains

300

This large body of water, bordered by the United States, Mexico, and Cuba

The Gulf of Mexico

300

This ocean is home to the Ring of Fire, a major area in its basin where a large number of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur

Pacific

300

A group of places that have something in common, whether it's a shared climate, language, or political system.

Region

300

Physical feature located near 55∘N,90∘W

The Canadian Shield 

400
You do not have to ask for the following

You can always grab a pencil, tissues, colored pencils, printer paper. This is OUR classroom. You do have to take care of it and you can donate supplies.

400

This physical feature stretches for roughly 1,500 miles, running from central Alabama in the south all the way up to Newfoundland in Canada.

Appalachian Mountains

400

This peninsula in southeastern Mexico is famous for its flat limestone terrain and cenotes, which are natural sinkholes formed by the collapse of cave ceilings

Yucatán Peninsula

400

Named for its location between two continents, this ocean is the world's second-largest and contains the Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Atlantic

400

This concept describes the ways people depend on, adapt to, and modify their surroundings.

HEI

400

26∘N,107∘W

Sierra Madre

500

Mrs. Reed is always going to go home safely to her family. How many kids does she have 

2

500

This significant natural resource, found in large quantities throughout the Appalachian range, has been a major part of the region's economy but has also led to environmental concerns

Coal

500

This vast geological shield, one of the oldest and most stable landmasses on Earth, is the reason much of eastern and central Canada is rich in mineral resources and dotted with numerous lakes.

The Canadian Shield 

500

The deepest point on Earth, the Mariana Trench, is located in this ocean.

Pacific 
500

This term refers to a large, flat area of land that is raised significantly above its surroundings, sometimes formed by volcanic activity.

plateau

500

The physical feature at 45∘N,84∘W.

The Great Lakes