Included Features:
gulf, peninsula, cape, bay, isthmus, strait, archipelago, lagoon, cliff, harbor, fjord, bight, reef, estuary, island, lake, crater, plain, source, swamp, hill, mountain range, oasis, system of lakes, plateau, cave, canyon, valley, mountain, river, waterfall, beach, cove, iceberg, glacier, point, volcano
What’s Included:
38 labeled picture cards – one for each feature
38 definition cards – definitions
38 cards with blanks – definitions with the main term removed for matching
Research worksheet
How to Use
Children match picture cards to definition cards.
Bind matched pairs into a reference book using a metal ring.
Students refer to the book while building and labeling their Imaginary Island.
Complete the research worksheet for selected features.
Why Teachers Use This
Clear, simple format
Works for mixed-age classrooms (ages 6–9 and 9-12)
Supports independent work
What Children Gain
A strong vocabulary for talking about land and water forms
The ability to recognize features on a map or in real life
Practice with research, note‑taking, and asking good questions
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