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Georgia Regions
Mountains
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Where is it?
Georgia’s Mountain region is located in the northern part of Georgia.
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3. Brasstown Bald (The Cherokee called it Enotah)
Mountain Trivia
Do you know the name of the highest peak in Georgia?
Brasstown Bald (The Cherokee called it Enotah)
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4. Let’s Take a Look Click On The Album
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5. Georgia’s Mountains Blue Ridge Mountains Part of Appalachian Mountains
Oldest rocks in Georgia!!
Older than Rockies and Himalayas
Appalacian
Rockies
Blue Ridge

6. Georgia’s Mountain Animals
What large animal is found in the mountains, swamp, and marshes?
Black Bear
How much do you think it weighs?
500 pounds
What do they eat?
Plants, insects, and smaller animals

7. Unscramble These Mountain Animals
cbatsob
veerbas
bobcats
beavers
ygra sofxe
chuwodokcs
Gray foxes
woodchucks

8. The Mountains are also home to many fish!
Trout
Bass

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Mountain Amphibians
What amphibian is this?
Did you know….
more than 27 species
More than any where in the world
Lives on land and in water
salamander
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10. Can You Identify These Mountain Birds?
Woodpecker
Warbler
Nuthatch
Woodpecker
Warbler
Nuthatch
Woodpecker
Warbler
Nuthatch
Do you know what adaptations these bird have to survive?
1. They have curved beaks to help them find seeds and insects in the forest trees
2. They have short claws to help them grip and rest on branches.

11. Mountain Forests Provide…
Food
Shelter
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Let’s Listen….
Click here to hear the sounds of a warbler.
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Mountain Fun!
Hiking trails
Trout streams
Waterfalls
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14. Let’s Take A Look A Plants Of This Region
Basswood
Hemlock
Tulip Poplar

15. More Georgia Mountain Trees…
Magnolia
Redbud
Dogwood
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16. The Cove Forest
The Mountain Habitat is home to a very unique ecosystem called a Cove Forest. The upperstory consists of Hemlock, Basswood, and Tulip Poplar Trees. The understory consists of Magnolia, Dogwood, and Redbud Trees. The forest floor is covered with wildflowers in the spring.

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Ticket Out The Door
Turn to your neighbor and tell them 3 facts you learned about the Georgia Mountains.
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