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Discovering Connecticut: Rich in Nature and History

Explore Connecticut, where forests, rivers, and lakes abound. Learn about the state's first nuclear submarine, diverse flora like wild red columbine and mountain laurel, and iconic dishes like Yankee Doodle Pot Roast. Embrace the state's motto "He who is transplanted still sustains" and visit its charming capital, Hartford. 8 Relevant

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Discovering Connecticut: Rich in Nature and History

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  1. Connecticut Motto-He who is transplanted still sustains.

  2. State Symbols • Capital-Hartford • Tree-White Oak • Flower-Mountain Laurel • Bird-American Robin

  3. Climate and weather • Summer-its usually 70 degrees. • Winter-usually 20 degrees.

  4. Food Main dish-Yankee doodle pot roast Dessert-Pound cake

  5. Firsts • Connecticut made the first nuclear submarine!

  6. Plants • Wild red columbine • Mountain laurel

  7. The land • There are a lot of forests in Connecticut. • There are rivers and lakes in Connecticut. • There is the Atlantic ocean touching Connecticut.

  8. Location • Connecticut touches New York state. • Connecticut touches the Atlantic ocean.

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