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Five Regions of the United States: 5 complete units

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Regions of the United States: Southeast region, Northeast region, Midwest region, and West region.

This is a collection of all five complete units for teaching about the five regions of the United States. The listing contains units for each region: the Southeast, Northeast, Midwest, Southwest, and West regions.

Each unit contains five separate files, for a total of twenty-five files in this collection. Each region includes a 6-page packet that can be used as a "textbook chapter" when teaching about the region. In the packet, your students will learn about the land, water, climate, products, natural resources, landmarks, and culture of the region. Also included is an Anticipation Guide is to be used as they read the packet to guide their reading, a study guide to help them learn to label the states on a map, a 30 question quiz, and a fun "scrapbook" activity with a grading rubric.

Because the United States can be divided into regions in many ways, please check to see if this version matches your standards. My materials marked “Five Regions” have the states divided this way:

Southeast: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia
Northeast: Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont
Midwest: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin
Southwest: Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas
West: Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming

If this version doesn’t match what you need, check my other listings for materials marked “Four Regions.”

While these materials were written to correspond to Florida's Next Generation Sunshine State Standards for 3rd grade Social Studies when I couldn't find anything else appropriate for my students, regions units are also perfect for 4th, 5th, or 6th graders studying the five regions of the United States.

You might also be interested in my other units for Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean.
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cristybrown
Hi Jill,
Can you tell me if there is a specific order you teach the regions? I ask because some of the test questions require knowledge of different regions. Is there an introductory packet of the five regions of the US that we should be teaching before the individual regions? Please recommend the best order to teach the regions based on the test questions. Thank you. Cristy
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Hi, Cristy!
Since I made these packets to use with my students in Florida, I started with the Southeast region because I thought that would be most familiar to them. Then, I teach the Northeast, the Midwest, the Southwest, and finally the West region. If you go to this page on my website, http://www.mrsruss.com/Teachers/regions.html you will find some powerpoints with pictures illustrating the information in the reading packets and some other activities to go along with each region.

--Jill
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dpdiamond
Hi Jill,

I absolutely love your midwest region unit! I would like to buy the remaining units, but was wondering if there is anyone to credit the one region I've already bought, if I want to buy the complete set? If not no worries :)

Have a wonderful afternoon,

Dan

P.S. - I went ahead and ordered the Five Regions of the U.S. Units. I wanted to thank you again. I should have just ordered the whole set the first time, rather than buying one region first.
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Jill Russ  (TpT Seller)
Dan, I'm glad you liked the regions materials. I'm sorry that you purchased the same thing twice, even if it was on purpose!! You are so sweet! Please select something or things from my store equal to $5 and I will email them to you! Please email me at jillsruss@gmail.com with your choices.
Thanks,
Jill
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lschumacher
I just purchased this unit and I'm so excited about it! I will only be able to spend 3-4 days on each region. Do you have a timeline or specific lesson plans you use when teaching this unit?
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Jill Russ  (TpT Seller)
If you're in a hurry, you can do one section of the region's packet in a day, which would take five days to cover one region. You can do it in four days if you combine Climate with another section.

For each day, I first have the students answer the "Before" questions on the reading guide. Then, we read and discuss the section and the students answer the rest of the questions on the reading guide. After that, they complete the section of the scrapbook. If you visit my website, http://mrsruss.com/Teachers/regions.html, you can find powerpoints with pictures that go along with each section of the reading packet.

If I have time to spend about two weeks on one region, the students read the section themselves and answer the questions the first day, and then we read the same section again and discuss it the second day. We spend some time practicing with the states on the map, and doing some art projects.

Thank you for your purchase! I hope your students enjoy it!
--Jill
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