New Jersey is called the Garden State because it has many gardens. Its capital is Trenton and its abbreviation is N.J. The document describes New Jersey's state bird (goldfinch), tree (red oak), and flower (Viola Sororia). It also discusses several important buildings in New Jersey including Thomas Edison's garage, the Old Barracks Museum, and the Salem Courthouse. Famous landscapes, statues, and people from New Jersey are also highlighted such as the Pine Barrens, Morristown Green statues, Buzz Aldrin, and Jon Bon Jovi. New Jersey borders New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. It is known for producing products like Campbell's Soup and M&M's. The

1. New Jersey
Written by Sofiya
5th grade student

2. New Jersey
New jersey’s is the GardeN state
because it has lots of gardens.
The capital of New Jersey is
Trenton. Finally the abbreviation is
N.J it is really easy to memorize
because it has two words in the state.
Probably New Jersey is the
best State EVER.

3. New Jersey’s State Bird , Tree , and Flower
This is New Jersey’s
state bird it is called the
Gold Finch. It is black
and yellow and has a
orange beak.
This is New Jersey’s
State tree it is called
the Red Oak . It has
red leaves that’s why
it’s called the Red
Oak.
This is New
Jersey’s state
flower it is
called Viola
Sororia . It is
pretty.

4. New Jersey’s Buildings
Thomas
Edison’s Garage
This Is Thomas
Edison’s Garage
. It’s where he
kept his cars or
car.
The Museum down
is in Trenton NJ. the
Old Barracks serves
as an educational
center for Colonial
and American
history and stands as
the last remaining
structure of its kind.
The Salem Courthouse
is the oldest active
courthouse in New
Jersey and second
oldest courthouse in
continuous use in the
United States.
Nothnagle Log Cabin is
the best existing
example of early log
cabin construction.
Old Barracks Museum

5. New Jersey’s
Landscapes
This is the colorful Foliage
Landscape. It has lots if trees
with colorful leaves.
This is the Pine
Barrens it is in New
Jersey. The leaves
are green or red.
There is water
there.
This is New
jersey’
waterfall
landscape. By
it has a couple
of rocks and
has lot of
water.

6. New Jersey’s Statues
These statues on the left are called
Morristown Green they have played a
very important part of the legend of
historic Morristown, New Jersey, since
1715. T h e s t a t u e o n t h e
r i g h t i s c a l l e d St
An t h o n y o f Pa d u a i n
Ma r i o n S t . A n t h o n y o f
Pa d u a i s o n e o f t h e
C a t h o l i c C h u r c h ’s
mo s t p o p u l a r s a i n t s .
This statue of Thomas Paine is in two places
in Morristown and the other is Bordentown.
The Statue of Thomas Paine
Morristown Green
St. Anthony of Padua

7. Famous People Born in New Jersey
Kristin Dunst was born in
Pleasant Point , N.J. She is
31 years old and she was
born in 1982. She has a
sister called Christian
Dunst.
Jon Bon Jovi
is 51 he was born
in the year of 1962.
He was born in
Sayreville, New
Jersey. He writes
songs like…...
Buzz Aldrin
Aldrin was born in
Glen Ridge, NJ. He is a
astronaut he was up in
space for 12 days , 1hour and 52 minutes.
Judy Blume was
born and raised
in New Jersey.
She writes books.
Many of her books
she wrote in New
Jersey.

8. States That Border New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
New York borders New Jersey to the northeast
side, Pennsylvania to the west and Delaware to
the southwest. The capital of New York
is Albany, the capital of
Pennsylvania is Harrisburg, the
capital of Delaware is Dover.
Delaware

9. Products Made In New Jersey
The products that are made in New Jersey are
Campbell’s Soup, M and M’s, Oyster and Soup
Crackers, Goya, V8 Splash, Mister Mustard with
Honey, and First Field Jersey Ketchup.
PRODUCTS

10. Schools (Colleges)/ Sports Teams (Minor and Major Leagues)
This is the Rutgers
College It is located
in New Jersey.
There are 58,788
students there. The
mascot is Scarlet
Knights.
This is the Felician
College.It is
located Rutherford
, New Jersey.
This is the Rutgers
Sport Team mascot .
This is the Felician college
mascot.

11. Thank You For Watching
Thank you for watching my
Presentation about New
Jersey and if you forgot it is
written by Sofiya Havrysh a
5th grade student