7th Grade "Why Is This Place Famous" Projects

The 7th Grade Social Studies classes recently researched several of the world's most famous places for a poster project and oral presentation. They have taken the information they gathered for these presentations and developed informational web pages.

Using Simple Text, students designed and constructed their web pages. In doing this, each student learned basic HTML commands along with page layout skills. Students used Bells 'n Whistles as a resource to locate a background and divider. These web sites feature the results of the research and a graphic of their famous place. Many students used Noodle Tools to prepare their bibliographies and either the Amazing Picture Machine or Pics4Learning to locate a graphic of their famous place.

Empire State Building By Aaron N.	Seattle Space Needle By Adam H.	Leaning Tower of Piza By Adam M.	Sydney Opera House By Adam Y.	Niagara Falls By Alex B.
Taj Mahal By Alex R.	Petrified Forest By Alyssa R.	Louvre By Alyssa W.	Acropolis By Andrew M.	Tower of London By Bianca S.
Mt. Everest By Brad S.	Carlsbad Caverns By Brett W.	Mt. McKinley By Brianne M.	Bermuda Triangle By Chris C.	Golden Gate Bridge By Chris R.
Mt. St. Helens By Derek L.	Pompeii By Elizabeth R.	Buckingham Palace By Elliot R.	Colosseum By Heather K.	Victoria Falls By Heather M.
Mt. Rushmore By Hope G.	Wailing Wall By Jamie G.	Forbidden City By Jesi H.	Sphinx By Jessa S.	Yellowstone By Jesse G.
Grand Canyon By Jessica Z.	Dracula's Castle By Josh O.	St. Louis Arch By Josh S.	Angel Falls By Kara B.	Central Park By Katie R.
Chichen Itza By Kayla L.	White House By Keith D.	Stonehenge By Kelci G.	Statue of Liberty By Kelsey M.	Eiffel Tower By Krissy S.
Windsor Castle By Kristine W.	Panama Canal By Laura C.	Vatican By Maria T.	Great Wall of China By Matt H.	Dome on the Rock By Nick C.
Great Barrier Reef By Sean M.	Big Ben By Susan T.	Easter Island By Traci C.	Alamo By Troy F.	Yosemite By Veronica V.

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