Title: Important Places in the United States
1Important Places in the United States
- Created By Janice Lumsden, Cobb County Schools
SS3G1 The student will locate major topographical
features of the United States of America.a.
Identify major rivers of the United States of
America Mississippi, Ohio, Rio Grande, Colorado,
Hudson.b. Identify major mountain ranges of the
United States of America Appalachian, Rocky
SS5G1 The student will locate important places in
the United States.a. Locate important physical
features include the Grand Canyon, Salton Sea,
Great Salt Lake, and the Mojave Desert.
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Important Places in the United States
3The Rocky Mountains
4The Rocky Mountains
5The Appalachian Mountains
6The Appalachian Mountains
7The Mississippi River
8The Mississippi River
9The Ohio River
10The Ohio River
11The Rio Grande River
12The Rio Grande River
13The Hudson River
14The Hudson River
15The Colorado River
16The Colorado River
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Important Places in the Unites States
SS4G1 The student will be able to locate
important physical and man-made features in the
United States.a. Locate major physical features
of the United States include the Atlantic
Coastal Plain, Great Plains, Continental Divide,
the Great Basin, Death Valley, Gulf of Mexico,
St. Lawrence River, and the Great Lakes
18The Atlantic Coastal Plain
19The Atlantic Coastal Plain
20The Great Plains
21The Great Plains
22The Continental Divide
23The Continental Divide
24The Great Basin
25The Great Basin
26Death Valley
27Death Valley
28The Gulf of Mexico
29The Gulf of Mexico
30The Great Lakes
31The Great Lakes
32St. Lawrence River
33The St. Lawrence River
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Important Places in the Unites States
SS5G1 The student will locate important places in
the United States.a. Locate important physical
fexatures include the Grand Canyon, Salton Sea,
Great Salt Lake, and the Mojave Desert. x
35The Great Salt Lake
36The Great Salt Lake
37The Salton Sea
38The Salton Sea
39The Mojave Desert
40The Mojave Desert
41The Grand Canyon
42The Grand Canyon
43The Missouri River
44The Missouri River