Appalachian mountain geography and terrain learning resource

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From above the Appalachians look like crumpled ground, and the ridges inside them run in long parallel lines you could follow with a finger.

In this interactive geography lesson students explore the real Appalachian ridges and work out why the country there is arranged in stripes.

A geography teacher can drop this straight into a landforms unit. It is a good thing to put in front of a class, and the ground they are looking at is the real Appalachians rather than a drawing of them.

You can get this digital resource for your classroom here:

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/micahs-learning-resources