Materials Needed:
9x12 White Paper
One Dice per 2 Students
Pencil/Sharpie
Crayons/Markers/Colored Pencils
Draw large in pencil and trace in Sharpie! Then you may color with any of the drawing supplies! Enjoy!
First Grade Video: Roll a Snowman
Second Grade Video: Roll a Reindeer
Third Grade Video: Roll an Elf
When you're on a road trip or walking through a town, you may notice sculptures or statues alongside the road, in a park, or next to you on the sidewalk. You may notice buildings or structures that look really old or unique. It can be fun to search for landmarks like these when you travel, even on your morning route to school.
A landmark is an object or a feature of a landscape or town that has importance or makes a place easily recognizable. Landmarks will often have a sign with information explaining their importance. When you travel, pay close attention to finding new landmarks everywhere you go.
Landmarks in the United States of America
There are many famous landmarks that attract people from all over to enjoy their sights. Some famous landmarks in the United States include the Golden Gate Bridge in California, Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, and the Statue of Liberty in New York. Around the world, there are other famous landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower in France and the Great Wall of China and the Great Pyramids in Egypt.
Consider a time when you saw or visited a landmark, or even learned about one.
What is the name of the landmark and where is it located?
What did you think about the landmark when you first saw it or first learned about it?
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