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Learning Objective:

Children will discover why the Statue of Liberty is an important American symbol.

Vocabulary:

torch, copper

Social Studies Focus:

American Symbols

CCSS:

RL.1.1 key details; RF.1.1 punctuation; RF.1.2 blends; W.1.2 writing; RI.1.5 text features; RI.1.10 read first-grade texts; SL.1.2 ask and answer questions

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torch

(torch)

noun

A light that can be carried

by hand. A torch’s light

comes from a small fire.

Can you say torch?

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statue

(STA-choo)

noun

A piece of art made out of

stone, metal, or something

else. Statues are often in the

form of people or animals.

Can you say statue?

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copper

(KAH-puhr)

noun

A reddish-brown metal.

Pennies are coated with

copper.

Can you say copper?

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