Geographical Features
Communities
NY Communities
100

These large landforms rise high above the Earth's surroundings. We talked about the Applachian, Adrinodack and Catskill.

What is a mountain?

100

This community is made up of tall buildings that are close together and has a lot of people. It is a city.

What is an Urban Community?

100

Check the Map: If I am in a community that is blue, what type of community would I be in?

Urban.

200

These are huge bodies of salt water. The Atlantic and Pacific are two of these.

What is an Ocean?

200

In this community, you might see animals because there is farm land, a lot of grass and the houses are far apart.

What is a Rural Community?

200

Check the Map: If I am in a community that is bright green, what type of community would I be in?

Suburban Community

300

This is a large body of water that is surrounded by land. Ontario and Erie are two that we talked about.

What is a lake?

300

In this community, the houses are closer together than in a rural community. This community also has more grass and more houses than an urban community.

What is a suburban community?

300

Check the Map: If I am in a community that is Red, What type of Community would I be in?

Rural Community

400

This is a moving stream of water that brings water to either an ocean, lake, pond or another river.

What is a River?

400

What's the difference between an urban community and a rural community?

Urban - tall buildings, more people, less trees and grass, more traffic, buildings close together

Rural - less houses, less people, farm land, houses space apart

400

Check the Map: If I am in a community that is Pink, what mixture of two communities would I be in?

What is Rural/Suburban?

500

These are the 5 major oceans we learned about.

Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Indian and Southern.

500

Staten Island is an example of what type of community.

What is a Suburban Community?

500

Check the Map: How many communities on the map are ONLY RURAL?

2