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Landmark definition

 AN IMPORTANT BUILDING, STRUCTURE, OR PLACE

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What is a landmark in your own words?

What it is: Something easy to notice that stands out in your environment and makes a place special or recognizable.

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National definition

Something that has a characteristic or has to do with a country

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GRAND AND MASSIVE 

"Grand" means big and fancy

"massive" just means super, super huge

Grand: Think of a beautiful castle or a giant, fancy piano. It is big, but it is also special, pretty, or important. 

Massive: Think of a giant boulder or a huge stack of bricks. It is just incredibly heavy, thick, and large.





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Fill in the blank--We sang the _______________ anthem

National because it's related to the country and effects the country

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Clues definition

HINTS THAT HELP SOLVE A PROBLEM OR A MYSTERY

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AN IMPORTANT BUILDING, STRUCTURE, OR PLACE is called......

LANDMARK

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{TRUE OR FALSE}

"Traces and Clues are kind of similar"

TRUE- Its true because footprints are both examples of clues and traces, but they are slightly different because clues are hints that SOLVE a problem and traces are SIGNS that show that something was there.

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 Muddy footprint would be an example of what?

Traces 




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Difference: Local vs. National


Local: Just your neighborhood, school, or city (like your town's library).                                

National: The entire country from coast to coast (like the leader of the country)


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 Give Carved synonyms  


  • Shaped: Made something into a specific form (like shaping playdough).

  • Sculpted: Carved or molded something into a piece of art (like a statue).

  • Formed: Built or created a shape out of a material.

  • Whittled: Cut thin slices off a piece of wood to make a shape.

  • Chiseled: Used a sharp tool to cut away at stone or wood.
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Fill in the blank The Statue of Liberty is a famous-------

Landmark because it's a statue structure that is known for freedom and is very famous and special to people

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Fill in the blank - We _______________ a pumpkin into a face.

Carved because it is changing the pumpkin to create something new or cut it to form something new

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Give Carved Antonyms


  • Broke: Smashed or damaged a shape.

  • Destroyed: Completely ruined the form of something.

  • Flattened: Made something completely flat instead of giving it a 3D shape.

  • Ruined: Messed up a shape so it doesn't look like anything anymore.



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Fill in the blank-- The Washington _______________ honors a president.


A monument is a structure built on purpose to honor a special person or event. The Washington Monument was built specifically to remember George Washington, our very first president.


A landmark is any famous or easily recognizable place that helps people know where they are. It can be a building, a mountain, or even a giant statue.




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"Go to something cold"--> is an example of what and why?

Clue because it's a hint that tells us info to solve a hidden problem

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Put massive in a sentence 

- The chocolate cake was very massive for all the guests to eat.

-The boy was massive, so he played in the football team

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What is Traces in your own words

A small mark or sign: Something left behind to show that a person, animal, or event was there (like a footprint in the mud or a crumb on the table) 

A very small amount: Just a tiny bit of something.

  • Example: "There was a trace of snow left on the grass."
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National definition in your own words

National means something that belongs to, represents, or has to do with a whole country.

Easy Examples  

  • National Anthem: The official song of a whole country (like "The Star-Spangled Banner" in the United States).
  • National Park: A special area of land that belongs to the whole country and is protected for everyone to visit.

  • National Holiday: A day off from school or work that the entire country celebrates together (like Thanksgiving or the Fourth of July).





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DIFERENCE BETWEEN NATIONAL AND MONUMENT

Landmark- What it is: A spot or object that stands out and helps you find your way or remember a place. 

Natural or Man-Made: It can be built by people (like the Golden Gate Bridge) or made by nature (like a huge mountain, a big tree, or a river). 

Example: The Grand Canyon or a local gas station you use to tell your parents, "turn left past the big red sign." 

Monument- A special structure or statue built by people specifically to honor someone or keep the memory of a big event alive.

  • Man-Made Only: Monuments are always built by people.

  • Example: The Washington Monument (built to honor President George Washington) or the Lincoln Memorial

 

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Traces defintion

small bits or signs left behind that show that something was there 

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Carved definition

CUT SOMETHING INTO A SHAPE 

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DIFERENCE BETWEEN TRACES AND CLUES

Clues are signs left on purpose or found by a detective to help solve a mystery 

Traces are tiny bits or marks left behind by accident 

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  • Clues help you find who did it or what happened.
  • Traces are just the physical things left behind, like dust, hairs, or a scratch.
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Fill in the blank-- We found _______________ of mice in the kitchen 

Traces

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Simple definitions

Landmark= Important place 

Carved=Cut into shape 

Clues=Hints for a problem 

Grand=Great large

Massive=Very large 

Monument=Honor structure 

National=Of a country 

Traces=Signs left behind