Jarells 4th Grade Exhibition State Vacation
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Jarells 4th Grade Exhibition State Vacation
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Project Work
- 4. From Detroit to Illinois By Greyhound Bus Why go by bus? How long is the trip? Ticket cost to state capital Adult child Ticket cost to largest city Adult child
- 5. Illinois Fast Facts State capital Two other large cities Year it became a state Region Physical features State flower State flag How far is it from Detroit
- 6. State Flag & Flower
- 7. Fun and Interesting Places Six Flags – Great America cost Shedd Aquarium cost Willis Towers formerly (Sears Towers) cost McDonald’s #1 Store Museum cost
- 8. Illinois Extras Places to eat Banana Leaf restaurant Famous people Presidents Athletes Actors/Comedians Musicians
- 9. MATH
- 10. How many states have you visited? Minimum maximum mode range median
- 11. Writing
- 12. Reading
- 13. Social Studies
- 15. Thank You Questions & Comments