
K-2 Identify States of the Northeast Lesson.
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KG - 2nd Grade
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Roshanda Walker
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Landforms - Appalachian Mountains, Mt. Washington
Water - Atlantic Ocean, Erie Canal
Products - Lumber, granite, syrup, seafood, dairy, blueberries & cranberries.
Landmarks - Statue of Liberty, White House, Lincoln Memorial, Liberty Bell
Climate - Hot summers, cold winters, mild spring and fall.
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The Northeast's resources include forest, soil, minerals, and water.
Known for its maple syrup, apples, cranberries, potatoes, lobsters, and blue crabs.
Tourism is important throughout the Northeast.
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History
Immigrants came to America from Europe between 1820 and 1910 to have a better life.
Many immigrants lived and worked in unsafe conditions.
Most immigrants who came to cities in the Northeast worked in factories and mills.
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11 states
long Atlantic coastline
several mountain ranges
many rivers and lake
rivers are used to provide electricity
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Multiple Choice
Which state is not a part of the Northeast region?
New Hampshire
Texas
New York
Rhode Island
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Multiple Choice
Which is the smallest state in the Northeast?
Rhode Island
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
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The environment here is forests with the Appalachian Mountains running through this region. These trap the moist air and help with the yearly rainfall.
This area also has a rocky coastline and runs along the Atlantic Ocean. It has a lot of natural beauty here.
The climate/weather here has lots of rainfall, with lots of snow in the winter.
Parts of this region can have warm summers, but not like our summers in the southeast.
Landforms like the Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean impact the climate here.
This region's location away from the equator also impacts its cold climate.
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From the Atlantic Ocean - crabs, lobsters, fish
From the rocky coastline - granite
From the forests - lumber, sap from maple trees (used in maple syrup)
Also: iron ore (used in steel production), corn, cranberries, blueberries, apples, and potatoes.
Mineral Resources: limestone, coal, oil, and natural gas.
Agriculture: milk from cows
This region has many of country's largest cities.
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Multiple Choice
How many states are in the Northeast region?
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50
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Match
Match the following landmarks in the Northeast.
The Liberty Bell
The Statue of Liberty
The Freedom Tower
The Plymouth Rock
The Liberty Bell
The Statue of Liberty
The Freedom Tower
The Plymouth Rock
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