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Take a look to USA

RACHELE LUCHETTA

Created on September 23, 2025

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Transcript

Take a look to USA

index

Man- made landmarks

Introduction

Basic infos

Political map

Physical map

Traditions

Natural landmarks

Revision and games

Flag

Do you know ...?
  • which continent USA belongs to?
  • how many countries are part of it?
  • which country we are going to discover?
  • something about it?
STATES (political map)
FLAG

50 STARS

50 white stars on a blue background. The stars represent the 50 states.

13 red and white horizontal stripes. They represent the 13 colonies that declared Independence from British rule in 1776.

basic infos

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340 million

North America

American English

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Washington D.C

CONTINENT

POPULATION

CAPITAL

LANGUAGE

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The Star Spangled Banner in 1931

Federal governmentPresident: Donald Trump

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US Dollar

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CURRENCY

GOVERNMENT

ANTHEM

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PHYSICAL MAP

physical map

LAKE SUPERIOR
LAKE HURON
LAKE ONTARIO
LAKE MICHIGAN
GREAT SALT LAKE
LAKE ERIE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
DESERT GREAT BASIN
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
RIO GRANDE
MOUNT DENALI
VOLCANO MOUNA LOA

NATURAL LANDMARK

revision and games

Group game

USA countries have got abbreviations. 1. Create groups of 3. 2. Try to match the state with the abbreviation. 3. Good luck!

50 states song

Look at the video

Complete the worksheet

LAKE ERIE

RIO GRANDE RIVER

LAKE MICHIGAN

GREAT SALT LAKE

Physical geography

Look at the video (until 6:40)

Complete the map of the lapbook

MOUNT DENALI

ROCKY MOUTAINS

LAKE SUPERIOR

LAKE ONTARIO

LAKE HURON

DESERT GREAT BASIN

Questions

7. What is the name of the large flat land in the middle of the USA? The name of the large flat land is the Great Plains. 8. What is the biggest desert in the USA? The biggest desert is the Great Basin, in the western part. It has got many mountains and valleys. 9. Where are most volcanoes in the USA? Most volcanoes are in Alaska and Hawaii. 10. What is a famous volcano in Hawaii? Mauna Loa is a famous volcano in Hawaii. 11. Does the USA have the same climate everywhere? No, the USA has many different climates. 12. What is the weather like in Alaska? In Alaska it is very cold, with long winters and a lot of snow. 13. What is the weather like in Hawaii? In Hawaii it is warm and tropical all year.

1. What kinds of environments/ geographical features are there in the USA? In the USA there are mountains, deserts, plains, and beaches. 2. What is the longest river in the USA? The Mississippi River is the longest river in the USA. 3. Which are the biggest mountain ranges in the USA? The biggest mountain ranges are the Rocky Mountains in the western part and the Appalachian Mountains in the east. 4. What is the highest mountain in the USA? The highest mountain is Mount Denali, in Alaska. 5. How many and where are the Great Lakes? The Great Lakes are 5 lakes in the north-east, near Canada. 6. What is the biggest lake in the USA? The biggest lake is Lake Superior.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER

VOLCANO MOUNA LOA

APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS

Group work

Students work in small groups (3–4 people). 1. Choose a landmark 2. Search for information on English websites (National Park Service, Britannica School, Kids National Geographic, Youtube) 3. Fill in the worksheet 4. Create a mini-poster or slide 5. Short oral presentation (5 minutes) Each group presents their landmark using simple English words.

Map

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