Location	Activity	Google Earth Content
1. Mount Everest	Students will first estimate how big Mount Everest is before having the terrain icon on, they will then have to estimate how big Mount Everest is after they turn on the terrain icon.	Using google terrain function, students will view and explore Mount Everest.
2. New York	Students will find out properties of the Statue of Liberty. They will find out about its height, width, and materials it is made up of. They will learn about how it is able to withstand weather and time.	Using a link, a picture of the Statue of Liberty, and a short article, students will learn more about the history of the statue of liberty.
3. South Dakota	Students will find Mount Rushmore and answer the following questions: How many faces are there? What are the names of the faces? How big is it? How much money did it take to make it?	Images of Mount Rushmore with a short article including major facts.
4. Texas	Journal Entry: Students will write about important points that they find out about the Alamo. They should include dates and important people.	Wiki information about the Alamo and its importance.
Details of image overlay / path / polygon:	Polygon