Lists by andeelk

We are exploring the world in our homeschool co-op with students ages 10-13, using Atlas Obscura. The listings are in order of discovery. After the first session, we developed a working pattern: the kids look at a picture and try to guess where in the world it might be located. Then they are given clues about the country or city that (hopefully) lead them to the answer. (Please note: the clues are from a United States perspective, selected from general fact lists on the Internet and geared toward student interests. We do not mean to offend anyone by the riddles. In fact, if you are from this country or city and can share more interesting facts, we'd love to hear them and incorporate them!)