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World Geography students play true, false, fix to review landforms such as mountains, rivers, canyons, straits, plateaus, glaciers, archipelagos, deltas, the Ring of Fire, and more! They read 30...

World Geography students will learn about, or review, the physical geography of Western Europe with this power point (it can also be printed and used as a gallery walk) and comprehension tasks. They...

World Geography students will learn about, or review, the physical geography of Southern Europe (Spain, Portugal, Andorra, San Marino, Malta, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Vatican City, and Gibraltar) with...

Charlie Anderson by Barbara Abercrombie about Charlie, a fuzzy gray cat, who walked out of the woods one evening and into Elizabeth's and Sarah's hearts. Now he sleeps on their beds, lets them dress...

World Geography students will learn about, or review, Central America's physical geography by reading 4 pages of reference information, completing a graphic organizer and a map, answering 5...

World Geography students will complete a 12 question/task activity to outline and get an overview of the physical geography (landforms, natural resources, climate, and more!) of any country or

World Geography students will sort 35 landforms in a chart to show whether they are water or land based. They will then answer 15 questions about different types of landforms. The answers are...

  World Geography students read a passage about "Jane and Matt who travel the world" and fill in the blanks using 32 landforms from a provided word bank. They then complete 2 acad

This resource is a perfect way to learn about and celebrate Thanksgiving with your class. It includes 18 pages of reading ELA resources, vocabulary work, writing, art projects and math concepts and...

Students will use these projects to create their own country, provide a report and presentation on a country, create a collage or a one pager, become a travel agent, design passport trackers, and...

Students will research a country and present on it as if they are a travel agent. There are 8 items to address in the project, including but not limited to topography, climate, creating an itinerary,...

Each student/pair/group is assigned a country, and researches various aspects of the country (flag, map, type of government, famous athletes, food, challenges facing the country, etc). This can best...