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Cloudberry Pass: Mountain Place Choices

Read about three mountain places and use a snow-day graph to explain how climate and land shape homes, clothing and jobs.

Grade 1Social StudiesInteractive · Printable

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Format: Interactive · Printable
Grade: Grade 1
Subject: Social Studies
Question types: Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Matching, Circle the answer, Short answer

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What students practice

Students explain how climate and land shape homes, clothing, and jobs in mountain places.
Students use a graph and passage details to compare mountain climates and land.

How to use

Read the passage aloud and study the graph together. Have students point to details that support each answer before completing the application questions.

Curriculum

C3 Framework standard covered

GEO.1.4

Describe how climate and land shape the homes, clothing and jobs of people in different places.

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Cloudberry Pass: Mountain Place Choices

See how climate and land shape life in three mountain places.

Read and study the graph

Listen as your teacher reads about Cloudberry Pass. Then use the passage and graph to answer the questions.

Three Places Near Cloudberry Pass

Cloudberry Pass is a small town in the mountains. Three places near town are different. High Crest is high, steep, and cold. Snow often falls there. Sunlit Valley is low, broad, and flat. It is warmer and dry. Pine Slope covers a forested hillside. Rain often falls there.

Homes at High Crest have slanted roofs. People wear thick coats and snow boots. Some guide skiers. In Sunlit Valley, homes have wide roofs that shade windows. People wear light shirts and sun hats. Many grow vegetables in valley fields. At Pine Slope, homes have covered porches. People wear rain jackets and waterproof boots. Some care for forest trails.