Landmarks Worksheet
UsingLandmarks Worksheet, students research landmarks in their town in order to learn more about their community.
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How to teach Landmarks
UsingLandmarks Worksheet, students research landmarks in their town in order to learn more about their community.
Learning about your community will help you understand what your community stands for. This worksheet gives your students an opportunity to research the landmarks in their community.
Students choose two landmarks to research in their town. Then, students draw and write after conducting research.
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Introduce this worksheet by conducting a discussion about your community. Next, students share out information about the people and places that are important to the community. Then, students complete worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students share their research through a presentation or gallery walk.
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