In this lesson, students will learn about the diverse landforms across the United States by using maps and basic geography skills. They will engage in activities that help them identify and categorize different landforms and understand their characteristics and locations.

This lesson introduces Grade 5 students to the Rocky Mountains, focusing on their geographical features, how they were formed, and their impact on climate and ecosystems. Students will engage with visual materials and interactive discussions to enhance understanding.

In this lesson, students will explore major U.S. rivers and lakes, understanding their historical significance, formation, and current role in commerce and daily life. Students will engage in discussions, interactive activities, and map work to better understand the impact of these water bodies on the country's development and geography.

In this lesson, students will explore the unique features of the Mojave and Sonoran deserts and learn about how various plants and animals have adapted to thrive in these harsh environments. The lesson will cover geographic, climatic, and ecological aspects, fostering a deeper appreciation for these distinct ecosystems.

This lesson aims to introduce grade 5 students to volcanic regions and plateaus, focusing particularly on their geological formation and the unique ecosystems they support. Students will explore sites such as Yellowstone to understand how volcanic activity shapes the landscape and supports diverse ecosystems.

This lesson focuses on students' understanding of U.S. landforms by having them create maps and presentations that incorporate both geographical knowledge and ecological elements of each landform. Students will work collaboratively to identify specific features of U.S. landforms and represent them creatively in a map format.