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Where maps, routes, and landmarks come into focus
Current Expedition
Survey North America, South America, US states, capitals, regions, rivers, mountains, and lakes.
Map
Point to the country, state, river, mountain, lake, or region before answering.
Name
Name the place and add whether it belongs to the Americas, the United States, or both.
Explain
Explain how the feature helps organize the continent or the state map.
Apply
Use the clue to compare east/west, north/south, coastal/inland, or state/country.
Map Notebook
Draw a state, river, mountain, or regional outline and label one neighboring clue.
Parent proof: student can use the Americas or US map to justify the answer with one location clue.
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