Statue of Liberty
Social Studies Statue of Liberty 1st Grade Julia Moder
Directions!
Hi First Graders! Today you will be looking at the Statue of Liberty! By the end of this interactive lesson, you will be able to identify 5 important facts about the Statue of Liberty! There will be 7 interactive spots and you must check out all of them by clicking on the button and following the given directions (there is a hidden one). You may go in any order you want, but make sure you visit all 7. There are many spots where you need to write notes so grab your social studies notebook! I will be checking your notebooks at the end of the day.
Click on this link and take 5 minuites to go on a virtual tour through the Statue of Liberty! Note your findings in your social studies notebook!
The Statue of Liberty is located in New York! Look at it on a Map, you can zoom in and out to see the things around and near it. Note what you see in your notebook:
Here is an up close view of the Statue of Libertys book! The numbers are written in roman numerals. Write these roman numerals in your notebook: July IV MDCCLXXVI and write what they mean: July 4, 1776
Statue of Liberty
Julia Moder
Created on October 23, 2024
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Statue of Liberty
Social Studies Statue of Liberty 1st Grade Julia Moder
Directions!
Hi First Graders! Today you will be looking at the Statue of Liberty! By the end of this interactive lesson, you will be able to identify 5 important facts about the Statue of Liberty! There will be 7 interactive spots and you must check out all of them by clicking on the button and following the given directions (there is a hidden one). You may go in any order you want, but make sure you visit all 7. There are many spots where you need to write notes so grab your social studies notebook! I will be checking your notebooks at the end of the day.
Click on this link and take 5 minuites to go on a virtual tour through the Statue of Liberty! Note your findings in your social studies notebook!
The Statue of Liberty is located in New York! Look at it on a Map, you can zoom in and out to see the things around and near it. Note what you see in your notebook:
Here is an up close view of the Statue of Libertys book! The numbers are written in roman numerals. Write these roman numerals in your notebook: July IV MDCCLXXVI and write what they mean: July 4, 1776