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=Mountains = = = This is a picture from the National Geographic website of rare jagged mountains. (MB)

A mountain diorama I made to assist students to touch and feel. (MG)

Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, and Mt. Makalu (MG)

Mt. Fuji is located west of Tokyo. (MG)

Mt. Kilimanjaro is located in Tanzania, East Africa. (MG)

Mt. Vesuvius is located in a Province of East of Naples, Italy. (MG)

Rocks from The Thousand Islands from the Philippines. (MG)



Mt. Shasta is best known as the "White Mountain"in English. Is the fifth highest peak in California and is located in Siskiyou County. (VN)

Goat Mountain, Texas, USA - Located in Big Bend National Park and is one of dozens of Goat Mountains found in 13 American states. This particular Goat Mountain is made largely of thick andesitic lava flows from nerby Sierra Quemado Volcano. (VN)

[|U.S Geography: Formation of the Land] A short video about the story of the United States began millions of years ago with the formation of the land. When people came, they adapted to the land and its climate. (VN)

=Volcanoes = = = This is a pumice stone. Pumice is a form of volcanic rock that is formed from frothy magma that hardens quickly after hitting the air. This would be passed around so students could feel the texture. This is a picture of a strato volcano over the Alaskan Peninsula. The picture is taken from National Geographic. (MB)



Two plastic volcano to pass around the room. Also a small picture of Sicily's Mt Etna erupting; from National Geographic. (SS)

Obsidian (volcanic glass) arrowheads. (ES)



Basalt - Volcanic Rock (VN)

An example of a volcano that the students will be making on their own. (MG)

Picture of St. Helen before it erupts. (MG)

Picture of St. Helen during eruption. (MG)

Picture of St. Helen after it erupted. (MG)

=Bodies of Water = Water From Spring Lake, Altamonte Springs FL. An example of a body of water. (SS)

Shells from the New Smyrna Beach, FL. Examples of animals that can live in a body of water. (SS)

Sand and Seashells from Myrtle Beach and from Cocoa Beach. Examples of animals that live in the water. (MG)

Different waters to buy from different areas and landforms around the world. (part of the "taste test" experiment) (ES)

=Glaciers = = = This is a picture of an iceburg that came from a glacier in Greenland, taken from the National Geographic website. Polar bears are native to the Arctic region and they spend many months of the year out at sea or on ice. This is a stuffed animal polar bear that would be passed around to the students. (MB)

= = Nuussuaq Peninsula is located the east coast of Greenland. (MG)

The Russell Glacier is located on the north flank of Mount Rainier, Washington. (MG)

Hispar Glacier in the Himalayan Mountians (SS)

Glacier in Rwenzari Mountians, Uganda. (SS)

media type="youtube" key="bYH2Df-evNs" height="344" width="425" [|Glacier Collapse] Clip of a glacier falling, would use without sound. The sounds are people cheering in the background. (SS)

The Berin Gacier is the largest (5200 sq km) and longest (190km) glacier in North America. Located in coastal south central Alaska at 60-61 degrees north (latitude) and 141-145 degrees west (longitude), it is bounded in the north by the St. Elias Mountains and in the south by the Gulf of Alaska. In various places, the glacier has a thickness of over 800m. (VN)

=Canyons = The Grand Canyon from space. (SS)

The Grand Canyon, Arizona. (SS)

3D picture of the south rim of the Grand Canyon to be passed out in class. (students already have 3D glasses as part of the movie about caves and caverns from lesson plan) (ES)

Another 3D picture - different vantage point - of South Rim of Grand Canyon. (students already have 3D glasses as part of the movie about caves and caverns from lesson plan) (ES)

=Caverns & Caves = Assortment of pictures to use in the classroom. Either as artifacts to pass out or as a larger picture/poster to place in the classroom as a reference of sorts. (ES)

media type="youtube" key="iXrlpeFGUgE" height="344" width="425" Mammoth Cave 3D Virtual Tour (created by ES)

media type="youtube" key="3U3l4evsP2Q" height="344" width="425" Mammoth Cave Regular Virtual Tour (created by ES) =Sinkholes =

Sinkhole that destroyed a home in Central Florida. (ES)

Located in Belize the largest ocean sinkhole in the world is The Blue Hole (The Blue Hole National Park). It is 1000 ft. in diameter and 450 ft. deep. (ES)

Very old sinkhole in Coonawarra. In Mt. Gambier, Australia (ES) This is a sample of the land forms Mobile done on day 5. (MB)