This document provides vocabulary words and definitions related to national parks. It then discusses the Redwood National Park and includes a listening exercise about the park's redwood trees. Next it discusses the Rocky Mountains and includes a video link. It also discusses Yellowstone National Park, including some facts about its size, when it became the first national park, features, wildlife, and efforts to keep its ecosystem healthy. It includes a PDF file and video link about Yellowstone. Finally, it poses some discussion questions about protecting national parks.

2. New Words
1. National Park
2. Roof of America
3. Erupt- eruption
4. The home of
5. Stretch
6. A popular area
7. Hot spring
8. Grizzly bear
9. Bison
10. Human
11. Ash
a) Highest place in America
b) A place that many people know
c) A kind of bear
d) A kind of wild cows
e) People
f) Extend
g) The work of a volcano
h) After being burn, something becomes this
i) Bình Châu is one example of this
j) The place some creature lives
k) A park that government recognized
belonging to the nation
1k, 2a, 3g, 4j, 5f, 6b, 7i, 8c, 9d, 10e, 11h

4. THE REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK
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5. Listen to Emma talking about her visit to
the Redwood National Park. Complete
the information about the trees.
The Redwood Trees
Height:___________
Number of years to grow:____
Age:____________

8. The Rocky Mountains
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10. Yellowstone National Park
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11. Yellowstone
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1. Yellowstone national park is ________
acre (1 acre is about 4050 m2).
2. In __________ it became the world’s
first national park.
3. There are a canyon, _____ rivers and
grassland
4. Here just under the ground lies one of
the world’s largest __________
5. It’s the home to 70 species of mammals
and wild animals like ___________
wolves
6. Nowadays, people are trying to keep
ecosystem of the park ____________.
2 million
1872
17
Volcanoes
gray
healthy

12. 9 interesting facts about Yellowstone
National Park

13. Questions
1. Who lived in the Rocky Mountains?
2.Why do we call the Rockies ‘the roof of America’?
3. How high are the tallest mountains in the Rockies?
4. What is Yellowstone famous for?
5. How often does Yellowstone erupt?
The Apache, Blackfoot and Sioux Indians lived in the Rocky Mountains.
Because they are the tallest place in America.
The tallest mountains in the Rockies are 4, 401 m.
It is famous for hot springs and for it grizzly bears.
It erupts every 600 000 years.

14. Group Discussion
What should we do to protect National Parks?

15. It’shightimetosave
the oftheEarth!