Are you curious about geography? Check out the Wonderopolis website for Wonders all about the world around us. Check out the specific Wonders below that will get your brain thinking about all things geography!
Spark your thinking!
1. Set up your social studies mini spark recording page: #59 Wondering about Geography?
2. This mini spark has you explore Wonderopolis Wonders related to geography. Look over these choices and write down the three you would like to read.
- #630 What is a Fjord
- # 644 Where is the forbidden city?
- #74 What is city planning?
- #897 Where is the windy city?
- #1557 Where is the quietest town in America?
- #1123 What city has the longest name?
- #692 Where is the oldest city in the United States?
- #1547 Where are the suburbs?
- #718 Have you ever been to the big apple?
- #845 Where is El Capitan?
- #1064 Where is Timbuktu?
- #1143 Where is the big easy?
- #1229 How are cities founded?
- #1294 Can You Survive the Bermuda Triangle?
3. Write down the title of the first article. Read the first article. Look at all of the pictures and watch any videos. Read the “Wonder Words,” and take the wonderword challenge. Record your score. Take the “Test Your Knowledge” quiz. Record your score.
4. Write down the title of the second article. Read the second article. Look at all of the pictures and watch any videos. Read the “Wonder Words,” and take the wonderword challenge. Record your score. Take the “Test Your Knowledge” quiz. Record your score.
5. Write down the title of the third article. Read the third article. Look at all of the pictures and watch any videos. Read the “Wonder Words,” and take the wonderword challenge. Record your score. Take the “Test Your Knowledge” quiz. Record your score.
6. OPTIONAL Pick out your favorite wonder and do further research on the topic. There is much more to be learned after finishing the article! Create a product to share your learning.
7. Share your social studies mini spark recording page and poem with your teacher/EY coordinator.
Check out the Wonderopolis Badges at the EY website.
