Rocky Mountain National Park Facts
Rocky Mountain National Park is located in what state?
Colorado
What elementary school did Ms. Holly go to?
Northern Elementary
What animal is known as the largest land animal on Earth?
Elephant
What is the largest state in the United States?
Alaska
What do you sleep in when you go camping?
Tent
What is the name of the famous mountain range that Rocky Mountain National Park is part of?
The Rocky Mountains
What is Ms. Holly’s favorite hobby?
Reading
What do we call a group of wolves?
A Pack
What river starts in Minnesota at Lake Itasca?
The Mississippi River
What should you pack to help find your way on a hike?
A map or compass
What large animal with antlers is commonly seen in the park?
Elk
What is Ms. Holly’s other job besides being a teacher?
Bank teller
What animal is the fastest land animal?
A Cheetah
What state is known as the “Sunshine State”?
Florida
Why do campers wear layers of clothing in the outdoors?
To stay comfortable as weather changes
What do we call a person who protects animals, helps visitors, and works in a national park?
Park Ranger
How many states has Ms. Holly visited?
25 (That's half of the United States!)
What Minnesota animal builds dams and has large front teeth?
A Beaver
The Grand Canyon is located in what state?
Arizona
What does “Leave No Trace” mean when camping?
Clean up after yourself and leave nature how you found it
What is one reason people visit Rocky Mountain National Park?
To see mountains, wildlife, hiking trails, and nature
What is Ms. Holly’s dream place to travel to?
Norway
What is the only mammal capable of true flight?
A Bat
What state is famous for the Statue of Liberty?
New York
What are the three important things humans need to survive outdoors?
Food, water, and shelter