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Introducing Chapter 2
Exploring Idaho's Landscape
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Why should we study Idaho's land? Because there are so many kinds, all in one state. Idaho's land is high or low, flat or hilly, hot or cold, and dry or wet. It is up in the mountains or down in the valleys. Some places get lots of water, while others are too dry to grow crops. Some spots may get ten feet of snow in winters, and others get almost none. Idaho's many kinds of land are truly interesting.
This chapter contains five Activity Modules that will help you get acquainted with Idaho landscape. Try them. You can have a lot of fun!
Just click on the name of the module.
| Module 1 | Make a 3-D Idaho Map |
| Module 2 | Crazy Bad Awful Mixed-Up Map of Idaho |
| Module 3 | Idaho's 44 Counties |
| Module 4 | The Fossils of Hagerman Valley |
| Module 5 | Idaho's Gem Stones |
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