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“M” is for Minnesota

“M” is for Minnesota. Created by Mrs. Loos’s Sixth Grade Students Halverson Elementary School Albert Lea, MN. A is for Abundant. Minnesota is known for having over ten thousand great lakes that we can go fishing. Ivelise Padilla. B is for Beaver.

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“M” is for Minnesota

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  1. “M” is for Minnesota Created by Mrs. Loos’s Sixth Grade Students Halverson Elementary School Albert Lea, MN

  2. A is forAbundant • Minnesota is known for having over ten thousand great lakes that we can go fishing . Ivelise Padilla

  3. B is for Beaver • Minnesota has many beavers that build beautiful dams. Peter Vanderploeg

  4. C is for Capitol • The Minnesota State Capitol, which was created by Cass Gilbert, is one of the greatest capitols in the U.S. Travis Oyer

  5. D is for Divine Minnesota is simply divine. We have tons to see and do, whether you’re into museums or mansions, indoor activities or outdoor activities, cities or farms. There is something for everyone! Mrs. Loos’s classroom

  6. E is for Excellent • We Minnesotans areexcellent at what we do, being Minnesotans Angela Nolan

  7. F is for Fish • F is for fish, the Minnesota state fish is the Walleye. Created by Elizabeth Weller

  8. G is for Grain • The grain is important to Minnesota and its people, like corn and wheat. Created by Brittany Meuser

  9. H is for Hard work • Minnesotans work hard to keep our farms in great shape!! Andrea Bangert

  10. I is for Ice Hockey • There are a lot of hockey teams in MN. Created by Nick Luna

  11. J is for Jesse Ventura • Jesse Ventura is Minnesota’s governor. He used to be a professional wrestler! Created by Jake Cibert

  12. K is for Killdeer Killdeer are one of a type of the birds in Minnesota. Fly killdeer, fly! Created by Spenc Wangen

  13. L is for Loon • L is for Loon, the best of all birds, and is our state bird! Brian Staloch

  14. M is for Mosquito • Minnesota has many pesky Mosquitoes!! • Bzzz • Bzzz • Bzzz! Created by Ryan Talamantes

  15. N is for Native Americans • The Dakotaand the Ojibway are two of the main tribes in Minnesota. Spenc Wangen

  16. “O” is for Orchestra • Minnesota has a great Orchestra. They give concerts in the Twin Cities and other cities around the state. Created by Jon Kluver

  17. P is for People • The People of Minnesota come from all around the world. Created by Katie Braun

  18. Q is for Quality Farming • In Minnesota we have farming and we need it because we have a lot of land to farm. Created by Christopher Allison

  19. R is for Range • The Iron Range in northern Minnesota is still producing iron today! Created by Sammy Seuasoukseng

  20. S is for Snow • We like to, Snowboard, Ski, have Snowball fights, and build Snowmen. Molly Torres

  21. T is for Trees • Minnesota has a lot of beautiful trees. Megan Meeks

  22. U is for University • The U of MN is one of the top ten colleges. It is also the home of the MN Gophers. U of MN Created by Brittni Lair

  23. V is for Voyageurs • Many years ago Voyageurs paddled up and down our lakes and rivers that we know today. Nate Lein

  24. W is for the Wild • MN Wild is our hockey team. Created by Blake Stiernagle

  25. X is for Xenophile • Xenophile is liking foreign or different things. Our state is a different one. Created by Liam Moore

  26. Y is for YELL • Because yell is what we Minnesotans do for all of our professionalsports teams! Go Minnesota – Vikings, Wild, Timberwolves, Twins, Chill, and Thunder!!! Mrs. Loos

  27. Z is for Zoos Z is for zoos which means all the great animals to see at our wonderful zoos!. Created by Randi Ramsey

  28. Favorite Links to Visit http://www.startribune.com/stonline/html/m_book/ Mrs. Loos’s classroom

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