Movement and Mapping: States Surrounding Virginia

This video tutorial introduces the bordering states of Virginia through a series of physical activities. Participants engage in exercises like mountain climbers, walking, and crab kicks to learn the locations of Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina. The lesson emphasizes active learning and spatial awareness, concluding with a review and practice session to reinforce the knowledge gained.

What is the main purpose of the physical activities in this lesson?

• To learn about Virginia's history

• To memorize the states bordering Virginia

• To practice map reading skills

• To improve physical fitness

Which state is located northeast of Virginia?

• North Carolina

• Maryland

• Kentucky

• West Virginia

What activity is used to represent reaching Maryland?

• Crab kicks

• Toe touches

• Neck rolls

• Mountain climbers

Which state is located northwest of Virginia?

• Tennessee

• Maryland

• North Carolina

• West Virginia

What exercise is associated with Kentucky?

• Neck rolls

• Toe touches

• Crab kicks

• Mountain climbers

Which state is directly south of the western part of Virginia?

• Kentucky

• Maryland

• Tennessee

• North Carolina

What activity is used to represent North Carolina?

• Toe touches

• Neck rolls

• Crab kicks

• Mountain climbers

During the review, what should you do after pointing to where you think Maryland is located?

• Do 20 mountain climbers

• Do 10 neck rolls

• Do 20 crab kicks

• Do 10 toe touches

Which state is identified when the star appears and the correct answer is Tennessee?

• West Virginia

• Tennessee

• Maryland

• North Carolina

What is the correct state when the star appears and the answer is Kentucky?

• North Carolina

• West Virginia

• Kentucky

• Maryland