Geography

Students research 5 different holidays celebrated in December (they choose from Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, St. Lucia's Day, Festivus, Boxing Day, and Hogmanay) and they will create a power point, poster, one pager, collage, booklet, etc to demonstrate...

Students will learn about, or review, a current event by making trading cards or a cube. There are two options for the trading card and two options for the cube. Both balance academic requirements with personal choice and creativity. Items students must...

Geography students will research any country with one of 5 templates. There are 18 requirements for the first part of the project (such as national flag, motto, industries, climate, type of government, etc). They will then choose 2 of 6 extension tasks...

Geography students will choose one of 5 templates to complete a United States state research project. There are 18 requirements for the first part of the project (such as state flag, motto, nickname, industries, national monument or park, climate, etc)...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt through Oceania (Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Micronesia, Melanesia, and more). There are 37 questions and most answers are either a country, city, landform,...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt throughout Africa. There are 36 questions and each answer is either a country, city, landform, landmark, or number. Three questions have students identify which...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt throughout Europe. There are 35 questions and each answer is either a country, city, landform, landmark, or number. Three questions have students identify which...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt through Asia. There are 35 questions and most answers are either a country, city, landform, landmark, or animal. Three questions have students identify which...

Students will review map skills and research skills by going on a geography treasure hunt in the United States. There are 37 questions and each answer is either a state, city, landform, landmark, or number. Three questions have students identify which...

World Geography students will review the political and physical geography of Australia and New Zealand by labeling 80 locations/items on 4 maps (physical geography for each, political geography for each). They will also label an overarching regional map...

World Geography students will review 32 aspects of the Middle East's (Southwest Asia) political geography and 26 features of its physical geography with these two map activities. There are also 8 questions for students to answer. The answers are included...

World Geography students will review the political and physical geography of the United States of America (USA, America) by labeling 3 maps. The first 2 maps have 45 physical geography items to mark (as well as a few landmarks/national parks/monuments)...