North American Communities

1. Methods of moving people and goods, like trains, planes and ships. They help to connect communities and countries.
4. A continent that includes countries like the USA, Canada, and Mexico, which trade and share cultures.
6. Products people buy (like toys and food)that are often traded with other countries.
8. Going to different places, often to learn about other cultures and meet new people.
9. The unique traditions, languages, and lifestyles of different groups of people around the world.
10. Visiting new places to explore, learn, and enjoy different cultures.

2. Two cities in different countries that work together to trade, share ideas, and support each other in building strong communities.
3. The original people of a region, who often share unique knowledge and traditions with others.
5. Exchanging goods and services with people from other countries to get what you need.
7. When resources, like food or water, are hard to find, making it important to trade with others.