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Teacher Tips: Copy pages 3 and 4, front to back, on white or colored copy paper. Copy page 2 on colored copy paper. Use a different color than the color used for pages 3 and 4. Student directions: Fold the copy of pages 2 and 3 in , hamburger fold, so that the map is on the outside cover of the half book, and the statement boxes are on the inside of the half book. Identify and label the water features on the map as indicated in the box label each. This serves as the cover page for the book. Cut apart the SET A boxes (page 2). Crease the top inch of each box, folding back and forth to create a tab. Glue the creased tab of the SET A boxes to the matching boxes on page 3, creating a flap. The two matching numbers should create a question/answer or a complete statement. The number codes should make matching easy. The foldable may be used for students to quiz each other for review.

cover inside view

Susie Orr, Fairfax County Public Schools Instructional Service Department, revised 2011. Map FCPS.

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U.S. Rivers, Oceans, Lakes & Gulfs

1 2 3 4

Oceans to know

Rivers to know

Water Lakes and features are gulfs to know used for

7 8

Atlantic and Pacific Oceans provide access to

9

Atlantic Ocean served as

10

The Ohio River was the

11

Inland port cities grew in the Midwest.

12

The Mississippi The and Missouri Mississippi Rivers were and Missouri transportation Rivers were arteries for

links to..
14

The Columbia The Colorado River was River was explored by explored by
15

13

The Rio Grande River forms the border with

Early in U.S. history, the Pacific Ocean was an

The Gulf of Mexico provided the French and Spanish with

SET A

Cut these boxes apart. Glue the top edge to the boxes on page 3, to make a flap.

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2 Mississippi Missouri Ohio Columbia Rio Grande 3 Great Lakes Gulf of Mexico 4 Trade Transportation settlement

1 Atlantic And Pacific

Colorado

5 Other areas of the world

6 Highway for explorers Early settlers immigrants

7 Gateway to the West

8 Along the Great Lakes

9 Farm and industrial products

10 Ports to other parts of the world

11 Lewis And Clark

12 The Spanish

13 Mexico

14 early exploration route

15 Exploration Routes to Mexico and Other parts Of America

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U.S. Rivers, Oceans, Lakes & Gulfs

Label each: Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean Rivers: Mississippi Missouri Ohio Columbia Rio Grande St. Lawrence Great Lakes Gulf of Mexico

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