Physical Features
U.S. Regions
Resources
Renewable vs Non-renewable
Vocabulary
100

land surrounded by water on all sides

What is an island

100

It is warm and humid and gets lots of rain. It has mountains and plains.

What is the southeast?

100

a natural thing that people use and value

What is a natural resource?

100

sun

What is a renewable resource?

100

natural features of land

What is geography?

200

a low area of land between hills or mountains

What is a valley?

200

It has cold winters and hot summers. It has lots of fertile soil for farming.

What is the midwest?

200

anything we get from the earth

What is a natural resource?

200

water

What is a renewable resource?

200
daily state of the atmosphere (rain, snow, etc)

What is weather?

300

a large, flat area of land with at least one raised side

What is a plateau?

300

It can be dry or rainy. It has the country’s highest mountains and deepest valleys.

What is the west?

300

Keeps the air clean and gives animals a home

What is the forest?

300

oil

What is a non-renewable resource?
300

state of the atmosphere over a long period of time

What is climate?
400

where the edge of land meets the sea

What is a coast?

400

It has four seasons that change quickly. It has mountains and coasts.

What is the northeast?

400
Used for cleaning, drinking and swimming

What is water?

400

coal

What is a non-renewable resource?

400

a place where plants and animals share the same area with nonliving things

What is an ecosystem?

500

where a river meets the sea or ocean

What is a delta?

500

It is very hot and dry. Its growing cities have put a demand on the region’s limited water supply.


What is the southwest?

500

Used to produce heat, gas for our cars and electricity

What is oil?

500
plants and animals

What are renewable resources?

500

a place with at least one physical feature that makes it different from other places

What is a region?