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• Lake Huron• Lake Ontario• Lake Michigan• Lake Erie• Lake Superior

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A helpful tool to remember all of the Great Lakes is to use the word “HOMES.”

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“HOMES” takes the first letter of each lake to create the word

Lake Huron facts

• Is the 2nd largest of the Great Lakes

• It takes 22 years for water to be replaced in Lake Huron

• The lake was named “Lac Des Huron” or Lake of the Huron Indians

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Lake Ontario facts

• Is the smallest of the Great Lakes

• Ranks smallest in elevation, length, and size of all the Great Lakes

• Toronto, Canada lies on Lake Ontario.

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Lake Michigan facts

• 3rd largest of the Great Lakes

• Touches the borders of Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan

• Is the shallowest of the Great Lakes

• 6th largest freshwater lake in the worldClick on the image above to learn

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Lake Erie facts

• Is bordered by the states of Ohio, Michigan, New York, and Pennsylvania

• Ranks 4th in size to the other Great Lakes

• Is the shallowest and warmest of the Great lakes

• Water levels are constantly changing

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Lake Superior facts

• Is the largest of the Great Lakes.

• Is the deepest and coldest of the other Great Lakes

• Is 1,335 feet deep and 350 miles long

• Contains more water than all of the other Great Lakes combined

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The Great Lakes Quiz

• Which lake is the largest of the Great Lakes?

A. Erie

B. Superior

C. Ontario

D. Michigan

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The Great Lakes Quiz

• How many Great Lakes are there?

A. 3

B. 4

C. 5

D. 6

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The Great Lakes Quiz

• Which two countries share the Great Lakes?

A. United States and Canada

B. United States and Mexico

C. Canada and Mexico

D. United States and China

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The Great Lakes Quiz

• Which lake is the smallest in volume?

A. Michigan

B. Huron

C. Ontario

D. Erie

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The Great Lakes Quiz

• Which is the most recently discovered lake?

A. Erie

B. Huron

C. Ontario

D. Superior

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The Great Lakes Quiz Review

• Which lake is the largest of the Great Lakes?• B. Superior

• How many Great Lakes are there?• C. 5

• Which 2 countries share the Great Lakes?• A. United States and Canada

• Which 2 countries share the Great Lakes?• A. United States and Canada

• Which is the most recently discovered lake?• A. Erie

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