Parts of a Globe
Our Community
Reading a Map
Famous Places in the U.S.
Facts about Ms. Shook
100

The imaginary line on a globe or map that goes left and right (east and west).

Equator

100

What part of our community do we go to almost everyday to learn?

Indian Hills


100

North, south, east, and west are... 

Cardinal Directions
100

A very large canyon in Arizona.

The Grand Canyon

100

What is Ms. Shook going to be when she is done with school?

A teacher

200

The imaginary line on a globe or map that goes up and down (north and south).

Prime Meridian

200

What city do we live in?

Topeka

200

What do we use to show us the cardinal directions on a map?

Compass Rose

200

A large statue located in New York, holding a torch and a book

Statue of Liberty

200

What is Ms. Shook's favorite color?

Pink
300

What hemisphere is above the equator?

Northern Hemisphere


300

What state do we live in?

Kansas

300

This tells us what the symbols on a map represent.

Map Key


300

A famous bridge located in California.

The Golden Gate Bridge

300

What school does Ms. Shook go to?

Washburn University

400

What hemisphere is to the right of the Prime Meridian?

Eastern Hemisphere


400

What country do we live in?

The United States of America

400

What tells us the distance between places on a map.

Map Scale

400

A mountain that has the faces of four U.S. presidents carved into it. 

Mount Rushmore

400

How old is Ms. Shook?

21 years old 

500

What hemisphere is Asia in?

Northern Hemisphere 

or Eastern Hemisphere

500

What continent do we live on?

North America


500

What cardinal direction would you use to describe Florida?

Southeast
500

A large wetland located in Florida. 

The Everglades

500

What is Ms. Shook's favorite animal?

Cats!