Part 1
Mrs Miller is teaching the class about special places in _______________________.
Washington D.C.
Name two places from in Washington D.C.
Supreme Court, Washington Monument, White House, Capitol.
I am the President and this is where I work ___________________.
White House.
I am the _________________ _________________ and I am here to remind you _____________ ____________ was a great leader.
Washington Monument, George Washington.
I am ____________ I stand for something.
Symbol.
I am the President and my job is to lead the _________.
State.
I am the Capitol this is where the __________________ writes their laws.
government.
What happens at the Supreme Court?
Judges make sure the law agrees with the constitution.
We are the Fourth of July and the Liberty Bell, our symbol stands for ______________.
freedom.
I am the plan for our government I am called the _________________.
constitution.
England is where _______________ got their _____________.
America, freedom.
Name some ways Americans celebrate their freedom.
By going on parades, having a picnic, and watching the fireworks.
What proclaims freedom throughout the land?
The Liberty Bell.
I am the Liberty Bell and I am located in _____________ __________________.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
To proclaim means ___________________________________.
to say something in public.
What do you know about the Liberty Bell?
It is cracked.
What stands for the symbol of Hope?
The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
I am a symbol of Hope for people around the country, what am I?
The Statue of Liberty.
I am located in New York Harbor, what am I?
The Statue of Liberty.
I am a immigrant which means I am ______________________________.
living in a foreign country.
Is the Statue of Liberty a statue of a woman or a statue of a man?
The Statue of Liberty is a statue of a woman.
What does the Statue of Liberty wearing and what is in her hand?
A long robe and is holding a torch.
What is the the crown of the Statue of Liberty?
7 points.
How tall is the Statue of Liberty?
151 feet high.
Who gave the Statue of Liberty to the United States as a gift?
The French.