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Bell Work C-0

This activity involves labeling and coloring maps to help students learn about different states and geographical features. It includes step-by-step instructions and the use of colored pencils.

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Bell Work C-0

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  1. Bell Work C-0 • HW:Complete Orange and Purple part of map and geo foldable. Candy Map Vocab foldable • Take out your Parent/ Student HW out. Put your name on it. • Take out your map and Geography foldable Day 2: Label and Color Our Maps Step 1:Take out a Pen for labeling, and a red, orange, and purple colored pencil for coloring. Step 2:Open to map #1 in your Composition book

  2. Day 2:Using an atlas label the following states on map#1: • Mississippi • Alabama • Kentucky • Mississippi River • Great Lakes • Appalachian Mountains^^^^^ (color Brown) **COLOR THIS SECTION RED** Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Tennessee

  3. Day 2 cont… Label the following: • Iowa • Minnesota • Missouri • Arkansas • Colorado • Oklahoma • Missouri River • St. Louis • Gulf of Mexico **COLOR THIS SECTION Orange COLOR FLORIDA PURPLE** ** Florida North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Louisiana

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  14. Geo Foldable • Fill in the next box in the foldable.

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