Our Week – May 29

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To write this week memo each of the students shared points of interest from their states and some memories of the parade. We had a wonderful time sharing with you.  Enjoy!

We started our study in mid-March.  As we learned about our states we created pieces of art to represent our “Wonders” – animals, people, and structures.  Here are samples of our work and information we’d like you to know.

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Ronan

  • Maurice Sendak was from Connecticut.
  • Cottontail bunnies are from Connecticut.

Nick S

  • Harley Davidson was founded in Wisconsin.
  • Harry Houdini lived in Wisconsin.
  • Wisconsin was the 30th state.

Henry

  • New York was the 11th state.
  • The Empire State Building was the tallest building in the world for over thirty years.
  • We practiced for the State Parade.

Ben

  • Walt Disney was born in Missouri.
  • The first record of “raining frogs” was in Missouri.
  • Missouri has the tallest ach in the country. It is the Gateway Arch.

Laird

  • Texas is the second biggest state in the U.S.A.
  • The King Golden Ranch is as big as the state of Rhode Island.

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Timmy

  • Muhammad Ali was born in Kentucky. He became one of the greatest athletes in boxing history.
  • Kentucky has the biggest cave in the world. It is more than 400 miles long.
  • Kentucky also has the biggest peanut butter factory.
  • I am very proud of my state and how I did in the State Parade.

Oliver

  • Nike Headquarters is in Oregon.
  • I finished a blog post about all 50 states and Washington DC. They took me over a month the write and post.

Sami

  • I think the most interesting thing about New Jersey was that they have the most millionaires in our country.
  • My favorite part of the night was being in the parade.

Stella

  • Maryland was the 7th state.
  • Maryland has a state dog and a state cat.
  • Babe Ruth was born in Baltimore. That’s in Maryland.
  • Annapolis is the capital of Maryland.
  • Maryland’s nickname is The Old Line State.
  • What I really like about the state parade was getting to see all the floats.

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Ginger

  • There were a lot of people at the Parade of the State.
  • They were most interested in the crazy state laws of Arkansas. They thought the dog one was the craziest.

Nick C

  • A very important thing in my state, South Dakota, is Mount Rushmore.
  • The Corn Palace is important too. It is the only Corn Palace in the world.

Alexis

  • I studied Idaho for a state and a cool fact is the Idaho grows one third of America’s potatoes.
  • Idaho is the “Potato State.”
  • Idaho’s nickname is The Gem State.
  • Sun Valley Ski Resort is in Idaho.

Marianna

  • I was the 45th state, Oklahoma.
  • The state animal is the rattlesnake.
  • It has plains.
  • It has the record for the biggest pecan pie.

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Thank you to everyone for supporting this project and for helping us all learn more about our wonderful country – the United States of America.

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3 thoughts on “Our Week – May 29

  1. I love the float parade. Try to guess who I am. ( without looking at the tab that has my name.) I have dirty blond hair, hazel eyes, very short and I’m a girl. GINGER! The float parade was AWESOME! But also kind of scary. I had a great time at the parade!

    • Maybe you’re the person in the blue and white polka-dot dress on the stage and in the parade. Is that true? I’m so glad you he’d a good time. It was a great way to be a class and a grade that celebrates learning. Yay for you! Mrs. Eaves

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