KIPPsters,
Work on your knowledge of agriculture here:
Agriculture games
See more videos about things are manufactured here:
Manufacturing Videos
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Thinking Ahead
KIPPsters,
In a few weeks we're going to talk about the presidential elections. Millions of Americans will vote for the next president. Will it be Barack Obama? Or will it be Mitt Romney? You will get a chance to experience what an election is like. But until we do that...here's a great site you can explore to learn more about the election.
Election 2012 Time for Kids
Election Games
In a few weeks we're going to talk about the presidential elections. Millions of Americans will vote for the next president. Will it be Barack Obama? Or will it be Mitt Romney? You will get a chance to experience what an election is like. But until we do that...here's a great site you can explore to learn more about the election.
Election 2012 Time for Kids
Election Games
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Travel the United States of America with ELO!
KIPPsters!
How well do you know the United States?
Can you name all 50 states? Do you know where they are on a map?
Can you find the 5 regions? Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest and West? Do you know the states that are part of that region?
Do you know the many different landforms and bodies of water that are part of the United States?
Do you know the physical processes that affect the United States?
Can you read a population density map?
If you can do all that, then you are ready for your unit 2 test! If not here are somethings you can do to make sure you are ready!
THINGS TO DO TO HELP YOU!
1. Practice your states with Wakko!
2. Practice your states and capitals with this game: United States Map Puzzle
3. Practice landforms with these games (careful they may be hard, there are some that we didn't talk about.) Landform Game
4. Read about some of the crazy physical processes that can happen: National Geographic: Forces of Nature
Challenge: Learn about some of the other types of regions in the United States with these games. Geographic Regions
Can you name all 50 states? Do you know where they are on a map?
Can you find the 5 regions? Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest and West? Do you know the states that are part of that region?
Do you know the many different landforms and bodies of water that are part of the United States?
Do you know the physical processes that affect the United States?
Can you read a population density map?
If you can do all that, then you are ready for your unit 2 test! If not here are somethings you can do to make sure you are ready!
2. Practice your states and capitals with this game: United States Map Puzzle
3. Practice landforms with these games (careful they may be hard, there are some that we didn't talk about.) Landform Game
4. Read about some of the crazy physical processes that can happen: National Geographic: Forces of Nature
Challenge: Learn about some of the other types of regions in the United States with these games. Geographic Regions
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