States!
This is the largest state in the USA.
What is Alaska?
This is the capital of Illinois.
What is Springfield?
This body of water is the largest on the planet.
What is (the Pacific) an ocean?
This geographical place has lots of trees!
What is a (forest, jungle, rain forest)?
This state shares a border with Mexico along the Rio Grande River.
What is Texas?
This is the capital of Oregon (it's a witch!!!)
What is Salem?
This body of water is found near an atoll.
What is a lagoon?
A large underground chamber. Batman has one to keep all his gadgets.
What is a cave?
These states are both perfect squares.
What is Colorado and Wyoming?
This is the capital of Louisiana.
What is Baton Rouge?
We say there are 7 of these around the world (y'aarrrr), but it's more like 50.
What is a sea?
This landform is found right near water, and typically has a lot of beaches!
What is the coast?
These two states share a border with New Hampshire and Canada!
What are Vermont and Maine?
This capital is also a 4th graders name in room 302! AND 303!!!
What is Madison?
There are 5 of these great bodies of water in the USA (Michigan, Superior, Huron, Erie, and Ontario).
What is a lake?
These slow moving blocks of ice are beginning to disappear, raising the global water level.
What is a glacier?
This state is the most visited in the entire USA.
What is California?
The number of capitals that are made up of 2 or more words.
What is 8, eight?
The longest one of these in the USA is the Missouri. The second longest is the Mississippi.
What is a river?
An area made fertile by a source of freshwater in an otherwise dry and arid region (also one of Mr. Lundquist's favorite bands in high school).
What is an oasis?