Waterfalls of Michigan
Tour the Waterfalls of the Upper Peninsula Michigan with Mr. Mercer.
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Learn how waterfalls are made before you start.
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Test your knowledge of how waterfalls are made.
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Activity 4: Porcupine Mountains, Waterfalls And All...
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Discover the waterfalls of the upper peninsula of Michigan, 8 hours from Detroit in the Porcupine Mountains.
Pure Michigan Fun Facts Worksheet
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Heading to the End of the Earth!
Before you watch the video, can the sign
(End of the Earth) be right? Why or Why not? Presque Isle Waterfalls
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Manabezho Falls
Manido Waterfall
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Activity 5: Can You Help Me Out?
Activity 6: Tahquamenon Falls of Michigan
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360 degree view of Tahquamenon Falls
Tahquamenon Falls Coloring Page
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7 Things you might not know about Tahquamenon Falls
Write About It!
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Rowing to the Lower Falls
Take a quick row with Mr. Mercer to the Lower Falls.
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Lower Tahquamenon Falls
Learn about Tahquamenon Falls located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Write About It! Why is the water of Tahquamenon Falls brown? Do a little research to find out.
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Tahquamenon Upper Falls
Did you know that Tahquamenon Falls is the 2nd largest fall east of the Mississippi River?
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Activity 7: Discovering Bond Falls
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Bond Falls
(Upper Falls) Paulding Lights???
Write About It: Scary Stuff! Think of something that scares you and explain what makes it so frightening. 
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Bond Falls
(Upper Falls) 
Michigan Lakes By the Numbers
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Bond Falls
(Lower Falls) 
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Activity 8: Mysterious and Remote Falls
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Bonanza Falls
State of Michigan Writing Prompt
(NatGeo Article) 
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O Kun de Kun Falls
Use this worksheet to investigate the great state of Michigan!
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Peanut Butter Falls
(at O Kun de Kun Falls) 
New Beginnings
This sign, found at the O Kun de Kun waterfalls talks about how old trees are replaced by new growth in the forest.
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