Vocabulary
A group of people who live and work in the place where they live.
What is community?
Having to do with a city.
What is urban?
The study of Earth's surface, climate, landforms, and bodies of water.
What is geography?
What natural resource does Canada export, or sell, to other countries?
Wood or Maple Syrup
This vegetable is grown in rural communities in Idaho's Snake River Valley.
Some people like to mash them, fry them, and put them in a stew
What are potatoes?
The movement of people and goods from place to place.
What is transportation?
A smaller city or large town outside of a city.
What is a suburb?
Name a landform that Boston, New Orleans, and Chicago were built near.
What is water?
How are rural communities and urban communities similar?
Both places have people who live and work in the communities.
This type of transportation helped grow the city of Atlanta, Georgia.
What are trains? What are railroads?
A way of life shared by members of a group.
What is culture?
What is rural?
Type of landform the state of Hawaii is made up of.
Does your community have a large or small population?
Small - 4,4882 people according to the 2020 Census
What is coffee?
Things found in nature that people can use, such as trees, water, soil, and minerals.
What are natural resources?
Name three buildings that can be found in all communities.
What are Schools, Fire Departments, Police Departments, or Libraries?
Do Fairbanks, Alaska, and Orlando, Florida have the same climate?
No they do not.
How are rural and urban communities different?
Rural communities are in the countryside, have farms, are small towns, and have small populations. Urban communities are in the city, have large populations, and are very busy.
This natural resource is mined in the mountains of Arizona.
What is copper?
What is climate?
What is a government?
Natural features of the Earth's surface such as hills, plains, or coasts.
What are landforms?
How do communities around the world connected?
They are interdependent and rely on each other for natural resources and manufactured goods.
This natural resource is turned into lumber, furniture, and other items.
What are trees?