Heritage
What is heritage?
Someone's background that makes up their history
What is Rhode Island's state flower?
A violet
What is on a compass rose?
The directions
Who makes a landmark? The Earth or Humans?
What school do we, the teachers, go to?
Salve
Which of these is not an example of heritage?
a. food
b. cars
c. holidays
d. traditions
What is Rhode Island's state drink?
Coffee Milk
What are the 4 directions on the compass rose?
North, South, East, West
Who makes a landform? Humans or the Earth?
The Earth
What is the smallest state in the United States?
We learned about Hispanic heritage. What does it mean to be Hispanic?
To be from a Spanish speaking country
Who chooses state symbols?
The government
What is at the top of the map, that tells us what the map is about?
The map title
Is the beach a landform or a landmark?
A landform!
What is Rhode Island's nickname?
The Ocean State
What items make up someone's heritage? Name one.
Language, traditions, holidays, country, beliefs, food
How many eggs can the Rhode Island Red lay every year?
300 a year!
What is the capital, the most important city, in Rhode Island?
Providence
Is the Pell Bridge a landform or a landmark?
A landmark!
What ocean is around Rhode Island?
The Atlantic Ocean
What is a tradition?
What is the state motto on the flag?
Hope
List all 4 map features we learned about
Map title, compass rose, map key, map symbols
In the video we watched, it told us how many islands make up Rhode Island. How many?
35 islands
What is one state that is next to Rhode Island?
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York