What are the components that make up a national park? Objective The students will be able to: Identify the components of a national park and relate them to Mammoth Cave National Park Match pictures with their appropriate titles Background National parks are established to protect the resources found within their boundaries. These resources include plants, animals, rocks and the land, and people. People include visitors and the people that are important in the parks’ history. Each park has significant resources that have helped to establish it as a national park. Mammoth Cave is important becau Duration: 30 Minutes Essential Question What are the components that make up a national park? Objective The students will be able to: Identify the components of a national park and relate them to Mammoth Cave National Park Match pictures with their appropriate titles Background National parks are established .
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