The topic of Mini-Research Web Page was developed for
Ms. Nix's Kindergarten Class at Berrien County Primary School
Designed by Renee Williamson, a Valdosta State University Preservice Teacher
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What are the colors of our
American Flag? What does each color represent? Come with me to find out
more about our American Flag! Click here to see more interesting facts
about the American
Flag! |
Pictures |
What is the national bird of
America? Is the Bald Eagle really bald and have no feathers?
Click here to find out more about the Bald Eagle! |
Pi ctures |
Have you ever visited the White House?
Today we are going to get the chance to tour the inside of the White
House through The
White House for Kids! |
Pi ctures |
tHas anyone ever seen the Statue of
Liberty? I have, and today I want to take you on a trip to the Statue
of Liberty as well! Follow me as we visit one of America's most
famous landmarks. |
| TopiAmerican Symbols Real World Activity Imagine the
President of the United
States is having a huge party to celebrate the Statue of Liberty's
birthday, but he does not have any decorations. He just heard
that you recently studied the Statue of Liberty in your American
symbols
lesson and he personally wants you to make the decorations. The
President wants you to make a torch resembling that of the Statue of
Liberty, and include one fact you learned from your American symbol
lesson about the Statue of Liberty on
the decoration. Visit the Statue
of Libery website to see an up close view of the torch. He
then wants us to send the decorations to New
York where the celebration will be held. Once your decoration is
complete Ms. Renee will scan the pictures and put them on the internet.
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| tSteps to Complete Real-World Activity 1. Go through the American Symbols websites. 2. Focus and discuss facts about the Statue of Liberty. The Statue of Liberty's birthday is in October. 3.The President wants our class to make the decorations for the Statue of Liberty's birthday party. 4. You will need one toilet paper roll, yellow and red tissue paper, one pencil, and glue. 5. Once your torch and fact is complete, glue your fact around the handle of the torch. |
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