BODIES of WATER
Rivers are ________________.
LIFE!
These mountains pass through France, Italy, Switzerland, etc.
ALPS
Spain and Portugal make up this peninsula.
IBERIAN
The giant ferris wheel in London is called __________.
THE EYE
This 5th grade teacher grew 7 inches in college.
This body of water means "Middle of the Earth" in Latin.
MEDITERRANEAN SEA
These mountains separate France and Spain.
PYRENEES
NORWAY and SWEDEN make up this peninsula.
Scandinavian
STONEHENGE
MRS. NOWLIN
This is the second longest river in Europe and passes through 10 countries.
DANUBE
These mountains run down the middle of Italy.
APPENINES
The tiny strip of water separates Africa from Spain.
STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR
The national sport of England.
CRICKET
This 5th grade teacher ran cross country in college.
MR. RIETZ
This river runs through Germany and has had bad pollution problems in the past.
RHINE
These mountains divide Europe from Asia.
Urals
This wide body of water separates England from France.
English Channel
The giant clock tower that rings on the hour in London.
Big Ben
This 5th grade teacher played soccer in college.
This body of water is the coldest in Europe and features dangerous currents and waves in winter.
NORTH SEA
This is the highest peak in the Alps.
Mount Blanc
This is an tunnel under the ocean that connects France and England.
THE CHUNNEL
Name the FOUR countries that make up the UNITED KINGDOM.
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland
The father of this 5th grade teacher now works at a Georgia school where Mrs. Vereen used to teach.
MS. COOK