Explore Kruger National Park with this printable landmark research project designed to help students investigate one of South Africa’s most famous national parks. This engaging geography resource introduces students to the location, history, wildlife, landscape and significance of Kruger National Park while developing research, reading, observation and writing skills. Students can use the information page and visual references to learn key facts before completing the guided landmark research worksheets. What’s included: Kruger National Park information page Landmark location and geographical context History and formation information Natural features and landscape Wildlife and biodiversity Interesting facts Why Kruger National Park is famous Visitor activities Landmark research questions Guided research worksheet Drawing and illustration section Additional image references Printable student pages for independent learning Students will learn about Kruger National Park’s location in northeastern South Africa, its savanna landscapes, wildlife habitats and important role in conservation. The resource introduces famous African animals found in the park, including lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, buffalo, giraffes, zebras and many other species. This resource is ideal for geography lessons, Africa studies, South Africa units, famous landmarks projects, national parks studies, wildlife and habitats lessons, savanna ecosystems, conservation topics, independent research, homeschool learning, classroom displays, geography centers and early-finisher activities. Students can complete the research questions, record important facts, draw the landmark and explain why Kruger National Park is significant. Perfect for learning about Kruger National Park, South Africa, African national parks, African wildlife, savanna habitats, biodiversity, conservation, ecosystems, Big Five animals, safari destinations, famous landmarks and world geography. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore one of the world’s most famous landmarks with this printable Taj Mahal Landmark Research Project! This ready-to-use resource helps students discover the history, location, architecture and cultural significance of the Taj Mahal while developing research, reading, observation and writing skills. Located in Agra, India, the Taj Mahal is a famous white marble mausoleum built during the Mughal period. Through engaging reference pages and guided research activities, students can investigate why the monument was built, what makes its architecture special and why it continues to attract visitors from around the world. What’s included: Taj Mahal informational reference page Landmark location and geographical information Historical background Architectural features Interesting facts Why the Taj Mahal is famous Landmark research questions Guided writing activities Student drawing activity Independent landmark research page Additional photo references Printable black-and-white student worksheets This resource is ideal for famous landmarks studies, India geography lessons, world history, architecture units, Asian studies, cultural heritage projects, UNESCO World Heritage lessons, research skills, social studies, homeschool learning, geography centers, independent research and early-finisher activities. Students can use the reference information to answer research questions, identify important features of the Taj Mahal, explore its history and architecture, and record what they have learned through guided writing and drawing activities. Perfect for learning about the Taj Mahal, Agra, India, Mughal architecture, Shah Jahan, Mumtaz Mahal, white marble architecture, Islamic architecture, Indian history, famous monuments, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, world landmarks, Asian geography, cultural heritage and landmark research projects. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore Fiordland National Park with this printable landmark research project designed to help students learn about one of New Zealand’s most spectacular natural landscapes. Located in the southwest of New Zealand’s South Island, Fiordland National Park is famous for dramatic mountains, deep fiords, waterfalls, rainforests, lakes and incredible wildlife. This research resource gives students an engaging way to investigate the park’s location, history, natural features and importance while developing research, reading and writing skills. What’s included: Fiordland National Park information page Landmark research questions Guided landmark research worksheet Student writing and note-taking page Space for drawing or adding an image Location and history prompts Famous features and natural attractions Interesting facts Visitor activities Reference images Printable research pages for independent learning Students can explore topics such as: Where Fiordland National Park is located How the landscape was formed Famous fiords and natural features Mountains, forests, lakes and waterfalls Native wildlife and habitats Why Fiordland National Park is important Activities visitors can enjoy Interesting geographical and historical facts This resource is ideal for geography lessons, landmark research projects, New Zealand studies, national parks units, natural wonders activities, mountains and landforms lessons, environmental studies, world geography, independent research, homeschool learning, classroom displays and early-finisher activities. Perfect for learning about Fiordland National Park, Milford Sound / Piopiotahi, Doubtful Sound / Patea, New Zealand geography, South Island, fiords, mountains, waterfalls, temperate rainforests, native wildlife, national parks, natural landmarks and protected environments. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore Edinburgh Castle with this printable landmark research project designed to help students discover the history, location, architecture and importance of one of Scotland’s most famous historic sites. Located high above Edinburgh on Castle Rock, Edinburgh Castle has served as a royal residence, military stronghold, fortress and prison throughout its long history. Students can use the included fact pages, visual references and guided research questions to investigate this remarkable landmark while developing research, reading and writing skills. What’s included: Edinburgh Castle landmark research page Guided landmark research questions Student note-taking page Draw and describe activity History research prompts Architecture research prompts Why the landmark is famous Interesting facts section Location and geography information Informational reference page Photo reference page Independent research and writing activities This resource is ideal for Scotland studies, United Kingdom geography, famous landmarks units, medieval history, castle studies, European history, architecture lessons, world geography, British history, homeschool learning, independent research, classroom projects, social studies centers and early-finisher activities. Students can research where Edinburgh Castle is located, when it was built, how it was used, important historical events connected to the castle and the architectural features that make it unique. The included reference pages provide a useful starting point for research while the open-ended worksheets encourage students to investigate additional facts, organize information and present what they have learned. Perfect for learning about Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland, Castle Rock, Scottish history, medieval castles, royal residences, military fortresses, Mary Queen of Scots, St Margaret’s Chapel, Mons Meg, the Honours of Scotland, UNESCO World Heritage, historic architecture and famous landmarks. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore one of London’s most famous landmarks with this printable Tower Bridge Research Project! This engaging landmark study introduces students to Tower Bridge through an informative reference page, real-life photographs, guided research questions, drawing activities and independent research worksheets. Students will discover where Tower Bridge is located, why it was built, how its movable bascules work, important moments in its history and the architectural features that make it one of London’s most recognizable landmarks. What’s included: Tower Bridge information and research page Location and landmark facts Historical background Architecture and engineering information Interesting facts about Tower Bridge Real-life photo references Guided landmark research questions Independent research worksheet Drawing and observation activity Writing prompts about history and significance Famous landmark study activities Tower Bridge was built across the River Thames in London between 1886 and 1894. Its two movable bascules can rise to allow ships to pass along the river, while its distinctive towers and high-level walkways make it an iconic example of Victorian engineering. Perfect for world landmarks units, London studies, United Kingdom geography, British history, architecture lessons, engineering activities, famous buildings and structures, geography centers, homeschool learning, independent research, classroom projects and early-finisher activities. Students can use the reference pages to gather information before completing the research questions and writing pages. The photo reference sheet also provides useful visual support for observation, discussion and drawing activities. A versatile print-and-go resource for combining geography, history, architecture and research skills in one engaging landmark study. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore one of the world’s most famous skyscrapers with this printable Burj Khalifa Landmark Research Project! This engaging geography and landmark study introduces students to the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Students can discover where the landmark is located, learn key facts about its history and architecture, examine reference images, and complete guided research and writing activities. Designed for independent research, geography lessons, famous landmarks studies, architecture topics and world cultures, this printable resource encourages students to observe, investigate, record information and present what they have learned. What’s included: Burj Khalifa landmark information page Location and geography information Interesting facts about the Burj Khalifa History of the landmark Architecture and design information Why the Burj Khalifa is famous Reference photographs Landmark research questions Guided student research page Drawing activity Writing and note-taking sections Independent research prompts Print-and-go worksheets Students can research questions such as where the Burj Khalifa is located, when it was built, who designed it, what makes its architecture unique and why it became one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. Perfect for geography lessons, famous landmarks units, architecture studies, Dubai and United Arab Emirates country studies, world cultures, city studies, research projects, homeschool learning, classroom centers, independent work, early-finisher activities and project-based learning. This resource works well alongside studies of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai, skyscrapers, modern architecture, engineering, famous buildings, world landmarks and human-made structures. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore one of the most famous landmarks of Ancient Greece with this printable Acropolis of Athens Landmark Research Project! This resource introduces students to the history, architecture, location and cultural importance of the Acropolis of Athens through engaging research pages, reference materials and independent learning activities. Students can use the included information pages and image references to investigate the Acropolis, discover important buildings such as the Parthenon, record key facts and develop their research, reading and writing skills. What’s included: Acropolis of Athens landmark reference page Location information Historical background Interesting facts Architectural features Why the landmark is famous What visitors can see Landmark research questions Student research and note-taking page Draw-and-write activity Additional image references Printable independent research worksheets Perfect for Ancient Greece lessons, world history, famous landmarks studies, architecture units, geography projects, cultural heritage lessons, homeschool learning, research centers, independent study, social studies activities and early-finisher tasks. Students can explore the Acropolis as a historic hilltop complex in Athens, learn about its ancient temples and discover why it remains one of the most recognizable symbols of Ancient Greek civilization. This resource is especially useful for learning about the Acropolis of Athens, Parthenon, Ancient Greece, Athens, Greek architecture, classical temples, ancient civilizations, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, famous European landmarks, cultural heritage and historical research. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore the incredible redwood forests of Northern California with this printable landmark research project! This ready-to-use resource helps students learn about coast redwood trees, forest ecosystems, famous natural landmarks, wildlife and the geography of California’s redwood region while developing research, reading, observation and writing skills. Students can use the informational reference page and photographs to investigate the redwood forest, record important facts, answer research questions and create their own illustrated landmark study. What’s included: Redwood Forest informational reference page Landmark research questions Student research recording page Drawing and observation section Location and geography prompts History and interesting facts Why this landmark is famous Extra photographic reference images Printable independent research activities Students will learn about the location of California’s redwood forests, coast redwood trees, their incredible height and age, forest wildlife, environmental conditions and the importance of protecting ancient forests. This resource is ideal for landmark studies, California geography, U.S. geography, national parks lessons, forest ecosystems, trees and plants units, environmental science, natural wonders, independent research, homeschool learning, classroom centers, early-finisher activities and project-based learning. Perfect for learning about Redwood National and State Parks, California redwoods, coast redwood trees, Northern California, forest ecosystems, ancient trees, national parks, conservation, wildlife habitats and natural landmarks. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore the Great Barrier Reef with this printable Landmark Research Project designed to help students investigate one of the world’s most remarkable natural landmarks. Located along the northeast coast of Australia, the Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef ecosystem and is home to an extraordinary variety of marine life. This resource encourages students to research its location, formation, natural features, wildlife, history, importance and conservation. Students can use the included reference page and images to begin their investigation, then complete the research questions, written responses and drawing activities independently or with teacher guidance. What’s included: Great Barrier Reef landmark information page Location and geographical information Formation and natural features Interesting facts Reasons the landmark is famous Visitor and conservation information Landmark research questions Student research recording page Drawing and observation activity History and significance prompts Reference photographs Printable independent research activities The research questions encourage students to investigate: Where the Great Barrier Reef is located How and when it formed Its main natural features Why it is famous Interesting facts about the reef Wildlife and marine species Its history and importance Conservation and environmental challenges This resource is ideal for geography lessons, Australia studies, famous landmarks units, natural wonders projects, coral reef studies, marine ecosystems, ocean habitats, environmental science, independent research, homeschool learning, classroom research centers and early-finisher activities. The Great Barrier Reef stretches for more than 2,300 kilometres along the coast of Queensland and contains thousands of individual reefs, islands and coral cays. Students can explore how this enormous ecosystem supports fish, sea turtles, dugongs, sharks, corals and many other marine organisms. Perfect for learning about the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia, coral reefs, marine habitats, ocean ecosystems, natural landmarks, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, environmental conservation, marine animals, geography and independent research skills. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore the Amazon River with this printable Landmark Research Project designed to help students investigate one of the world’s most remarkable river systems. This geography resource combines informational reading, visual references, guided research questions, drawing activities and student writing pages to help learners discover where the Amazon River is located, how it was formed, why it is important and what makes it famous. Students can use the included reference pages to gather information independently before completing the research worksheets in their own words. What’s included: Amazon River Landmark Research Page Informational reference page Location and geographical information Interesting facts about the Amazon River Physical and natural features Why the Amazon River is famous Wildlife and ecosystem connections Visitor and exploration information Landmark research questions Student note-taking and writing page Drawing activity Image reference page Printable independent research activities This resource is ideal for world geography lessons, South America studies, famous rivers units, physical geography, landforms and water bodies lessons, rainforest studies, environmental science, independent research, geography centers, homeschool learning, classroom projects, early-finisher activities and report writing. Students will explore the Amazon River’s location in South America, its enormous drainage basin, surrounding rainforest ecosystems, tributaries and importance to people and wildlife. The Amazon carries more water than any other river on Earth and flows through the world’s largest tropical river basin. Its river system connects landscapes across several South American countries before reaching the Atlantic Ocean. Perfect for learning about the Amazon River, Amazon Basin, Amazon Rainforest, South America, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, rivers, tributaries, drainage basins, freshwater ecosystems, tropical rainforests, river wildlife, world landmarks, physical geography and environmental studies. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore Mount Kilimanjaro with this printable landmark research project designed to help students discover one of Africa’s most famous natural landmarks. Located in northern Tanzania, Mount Kilimanjaro is Africa’s highest mountain and the world’s highest free-standing mountain. This student-friendly resource introduces its location, volcanic formation, important geographical features, interesting facts and global significance through guided research activities. Students can use the included reference pages to gather information, answer research questions, record key facts, draw the landmark and organise their learning independently. What’s included: Mount Kilimanjaro information page Landmark location and geography Formation and volcanic features Interesting facts Important geographical features Why Mount Kilimanjaro is famous Visitor and tourism information Visual reference photographs Guided landmark research questions Student note-taking page Drawing and observation activity Blank Mount Kilimanjaro research page Printable independent research activities This resource is ideal for geography lessons, famous landmarks studies, Africa units, Tanzania geography, mountains and landforms lessons, volcano studies, Earth science activities, world geography projects, independent research, classroom displays, homeschool learning, geography centers and early-finisher activities. Students can explore Mount Kilimanjaro’s location in Tanzania, learn about its three volcanic cones, discover its changing environments from lower slopes to the summit and investigate why this remarkable mountain is known around the world. Perfect for learning about Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, Africa, African geography, mountains, volcanoes, stratovolcanoes, Kibo, Mawenzi, Shira, Uhuru Peak, mountain ecosystems, natural landmarks, famous landmarks, physical geography, landforms, Earth science and independent research skills. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore Antarctica with this printable geography research project designed to help students discover the world’s coldest, driest and windiest continent. This student-friendly resource combines informative reference pages with guided research worksheets, making it easy for learners to investigate Antarctica’s location, climate, landscape, wildlife, scientific importance and unique polar environment. Students can use the included fact page and picture references to support independent research, classroom projects, geography centers or cross-curricular learning. What’s included: Antarctica information and reference page Antarctica picture reference page Guided research questions Student research recording page Drawing and illustration space Location and geography prompts Formation and landscape research Climate and temperature questions Wildlife and ecosystem research History and exploration prompts Reasons Antarctica is famous Visitor and scientific research questions Printable independent research activities Students can explore important Antarctica topics including ice sheets, glaciers, mountains, polar deserts, scientific research stations, penguins, seals, extreme weather and the Southern Ocean. This resource is ideal for geography lessons, continent studies, polar regions units, Antarctica projects, Earth science activities, climate studies, habitats and ecosystems, research skills, independent learning, homeschool geography, classroom research projects and early-finisher activities. Use this resource alongside books, approved websites or classroom materials to encourage students to collect information, organize their findings and develop research and writing skills. Perfect for learning about Antarctica, the Antarctic continent, South Pole, Southern Ocean, glaciers, ice sheets, polar climate, Antarctic wildlife, penguins, seals, research stations, scientific exploration, extreme environments and polar geography. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore Victoria Falls with this printable landmark research project designed to help students discover one of Africa’s most famous natural landmarks. This geography resource introduces students to Victoria Falls through an informative reference page, visual research materials, guided questions, drawing activities and independent research worksheets. Students can learn where Victoria Falls is located, how it was formed, why it is famous, what makes it geographically important and what visitors can see and experience there. What’s included: Victoria Falls landmark reference page Location and geography information Interesting facts How Victoria Falls was formed Important natural features Why Victoria Falls is famous Visitor information Landmark research questions Guided writing activities Draw and label activity Independent landmark research page Additional image references Printable black-and-white student worksheets This resource is ideal for geography lessons, famous landmarks units, Africa studies, natural wonders projects, waterfalls and landforms lessons, rivers and erosion studies, world geography activities, independent research, homeschool learning, classroom centers and early-finisher activities. Students can use the reference pages to gather information before completing the research questions and writing activities. The open-ended worksheets also encourage students to organize information, develop research skills and present what they have learned in their own words. Perfect for learning about Victoria Falls, the Zambezi River, Zambia, Zimbabwe, waterfalls, erosion, natural landmarks, African geography, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, famous places around the world and natural wonders. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore the Swiss Alps with this printable Landmark Research Project designed to help students investigate one of Europe’s most famous mountain regions. This resource combines guided research questions, independent writing activities, visual references and a completed information page to support geography, landmark and natural environment studies. Students can explore where the Swiss Alps are located, how the mountains were formed, important geographical features, climate, glaciers, wildlife, tourism and why this spectacular alpine region is famous around the world. What’s included: Swiss Alps completed research reference page Swiss Alps landmark research questions Independent landmark research worksheet Draw-and-write research page Visual image references Location information Formation and geographical features Mountain landscape information Interesting facts Natural features History and importance Visitor and tourism information Student drawing activity Independent writing prompts This resource is ideal for geography lessons, famous landmarks studies, mountains and landforms units, Switzerland projects, European geography, glaciers, alpine environments, natural wonders, Earth science, homeschool learning, classroom research projects, independent study, geography centers and early-finisher activities. Students can use the completed reference page and images to gather information before completing the guided research questions and their own Swiss Alps research page. Perfect for learning about the Swiss Alps, Switzerland, European Alps, mountains, glaciers, valleys, alpine landscapes, mountain formation, Aletsch Glacier, Jungfrau, Matterhorn, Dufourspitze, alpine wildlife, skiing, hiking, mountaineering and famous natural landmarks. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore the Ganges River with this printable Landmark Research Project designed to help students discover one of South Asia’s most important rivers through geography, research, writing and visual learning activities. This ready-to-print resource introduces students to the Ganges River, including its location, formation, natural features, cultural importance, interesting facts and the communities found along its course. Students can use the informational reference page and photographs to support independent research before completing the included writing, drawing and research worksheets. What’s included: Ganges River informational reference page Location and geographical information How the Ganges River was formed Important natural features Interesting facts Why the Ganges River is famous What visitors can see Landmark research questions Student research page Drawing and observation activity Additional image references Printable writing worksheets Independent research activities This resource is ideal for geography lessons, India studies, South Asia geography, rivers and water systems units, natural landmarks, world landmarks projects, cultural geography, landforms lessons, classroom research centers, homeschool learning, independent study, social studies and early-finisher activities. Students can explore where the Ganges River is located, learn how rivers shape landscapes, investigate its importance to communities and culture, study major geographical features and organize their findings through guided research questions. Perfect for learning about the Ganges River, Ganga River, India geography, South Asia, Himalayan rivers, river systems, natural landmarks, cultural geography, famous rivers, freshwater geography, world geography, environmental studies and independent research skills. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore Vatican City with this printable Landmark Research Project designed to help students investigate one of the world’s most famous historic and religious places. This ready-to-use resource introduces students to Vatican City’s location, history, architecture, important buildings and cultural significance while supporting research, reading, writing and observation skills. Students can learn about Vatican City through an illustrated information page, use reference photographs for visual exploration, answer guided research questions and complete independent writing and drawing activities. What’s included: Vatican City Landmark Research Page Illustrated information and reference page Where Vatican City is located Historical background Interesting facts Important architecture and buildings Why Vatican City is famous What visitors can see Landmark Research Questions Independent research worksheet Draw and write activity History and location prompts Image reference page Printable student activity pages Students will explore famous places and features including St. Peter’s Basilica, St. Peter’s Square, the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel and the Apostolic Palace. This resource is ideal for world geography, European geography, famous landmarks studies, world history, cultural studies, architecture lessons, Italy and Rome units, religious history, independent research, homeschool learning, classroom projects, geography centers and early-finisher activities. Use this resource as part of a famous landmarks unit, country study, geography project or independent research activity. Students can gather information, answer guided questions, record important facts and create their own visual response to what they have learned. Perfect for learning about Vatican City, St. Peter’s Basilica, St. Peter’s Square, Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, Rome, Italy, European landmarks, famous places, world heritage, architecture, history, culture and geography. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore the Nile River with this printable Landmark Research Project designed to help students investigate one of the world’s most important and famous rivers. This engaging geography resource combines fact-filled reference pages, photographs, research questions, drawing activities and student writing pages to support independent learning about the Nile River’s geography, history and importance to people and civilizations. Students can learn where the Nile is located, explore its physical features, discover its major tributaries, investigate its connection to ancient civilizations and understand why the river continues to be important today. What’s included: Nile River fact and reference page Landmark research questions Student research and note-taking page Drawing and writing activity Geography and location information Historical information Interesting Nile River facts Natural features and surrounding landscapes Why the Nile River is famous What visitors can see and experience Photograph reference page Printable independent research activities This resource is ideal for geography lessons, famous landmarks studies, rivers and water bodies units, Ancient Egypt lessons, African geography, world history, ancient civilizations, homeschool learning, independent research, social studies centers, classroom projects and early-finisher activities. The Nile River flows northward through northeastern Africa and is part of a vast river basin shared by several African countries. Students can explore the Nile’s connection to the White Nile and Blue Nile, its journey toward the Mediterranean Sea and its important role in agriculture, transportation, settlement and the development of civilizations. Perfect for learning about the Nile River, Africa, Egypt, Sudan, Uganda, Ethiopia, White Nile, Blue Nile, Mediterranean Sea, river systems, river basins, Ancient Egypt, Nubia, Kingdom of Kush, irrigation, farming, trade, transportation and famous natural landmarks. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore one of the most famous landmarks in the United States with this printable Lincoln Memorial Research Project! This student-friendly resource introduces the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. through an illustrated information page, visual references, guided research questions and independent writing activities. Students can learn about the memorial’s history, architecture, location, purpose and connection to President Abraham Lincoln while developing research, reading comprehension and informational writing skills. What’s included: Lincoln Memorial illustrated information page Landmark location and background information History of the Lincoln Memorial Interesting facts Architecture and design information Why the landmark is famous What visitors can see and do Landmark reference photographs Guided landmark research questions Student research recording page Drawing and observation activity Independent writing prompts Printable black-and-white worksheets Students can investigate questions such as: Where is the Lincoln Memorial located? When was it built? Who or what does the landmark honor? What are its main architectural features? Why is the Lincoln Memorial famous? What important historical events are connected to the site? What can visitors see when they visit? Perfect for US history lessons, famous landmarks units, Washington D.C. studies, Abraham Lincoln projects, Presidents Day activities, American history, architecture lessons, social studies, geography, independent research, homeschool learning, classroom displays and early-finisher activities. This resource works well as an individual research project, literacy center activity, social studies assignment, homework task or addition to a wider United States landmarks unit. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore one of New York City’s most famous landmarks with this Times Square Landmark Research Project! This printable resource introduces students to Times Square through an engaging combination of landmark facts, photographs, research questions, writing activities and drawing tasks. Students can discover where Times Square is located, why it became famous, what visitors can see there, important features of the area and interesting facts about this iconic New York City destination. What’s included: Times Square landmark information page Location and geographical information History of Times Square Why Times Square is famous Architecture and visual features Interesting landmark facts Activities and things visitors can do Landmark research questions Guided research worksheet Draw-and-write landmark activity Student research page Photograph reference page Writing and observation activities Print-and-go worksheets This resource is ideal for landmark studies, New York City geography, United States geography, famous places around the world, social studies, geography centers, research projects, travel-themed learning, homeschool lessons, independent study and early-finisher activities. Students can use the included reference material as a starting point before completing the research questions, recording their own findings and creating a visual response about Times Square. Perfect for learning about Times Square, New York City, Manhattan, famous American landmarks, NYC attractions, urban geography, city landmarks, tourism, American culture and landmark research skills. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore the Golden Temple with this printable landmark research project designed to help students learn about one of India’s most important cultural and religious landmarks. Located in Amritsar, Punjab, the Golden Temple—also known as Sri Harmandir Sahib—is a major Sikh gurdwara known for its beautiful golden architecture, peaceful sacred pool, welcoming atmosphere and tradition of serving free meals to visitors. Students can use the included information and reference images to explore the landmark’s location, history, architecture, cultural importance and interesting facts while developing research, writing and observation skills. What’s included: Golden Temple landmark information page Landmark research questions Student research and writing page Draw-the-landmark activity Guided note-taking sections History and architecture prompts Why It Is Famous section Interesting facts Visitor and cultural information Additional landmark reference images Students will learn about: Golden Temple / Sri Harmandir Sahib Amritsar, Punjab, India Sikh culture and religious heritage The Amrit Sarovar sacred pool Golden architecture and decorative details The history of the landmark The tradition of langar, or free community meals Why the Golden Temple welcomes visitors from different backgrounds The landmark’s cultural and spiritual significance Perfect for world geography, India studies, famous landmarks, Asian geography, world cultures, architecture projects, religion and culture studies, history lessons, independent research, homeschool activities, classroom displays and early-finisher work. This print-and-go resource encourages students to investigate a famous world landmark while practising reading, research, writing and visual observation skills. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use

Explore one of the world’s most famous landmarks with this Great Wall of China Reading Comprehension resource! This printable reading activity introduces students to the Great Wall of China through an engaging informational passage covering its history, purpose, construction, geography and important features. Students can read the passage, identify key information and complete comprehension questions to strengthen reading, vocabulary, research and critical-thinking skills. What’s included: Great Wall of China informational reading passage Landmark facts and historical information Geography and location information Information about the wall’s construction and purpose Photographs of the Great Wall of China Reading comprehension questions Written-response activities Student worksheet pages Answer key Print-and-go format Students will learn how the Great Wall developed over different periods of Chinese history, why sections of the wall were built, the materials used in different regions, and how the landscape influenced its construction. This resource is ideal for reading comprehension lessons, informational text practice, world history, geography, China studies, famous landmarks units, ancient civilizations, nonfiction reading, social studies, homeschool learning, independent work, literacy centers, early-finisher activities and cross-curricular lessons. Perfect for learning about the Great Wall of China, China, Chinese history, ancient architecture, world landmarks, defensive structures, mountains, geography, historical construction methods, informational text and reading comprehension. File type: Printable PDF Preparation: Print and use