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This document outlines a 9-step project for students to learn about American symbols by choosing one to research. It provides examples of symbols like the flag, eagle, Statue of Liberty and instructions for students to describe their symbol, what it represents, associated holidays and heroes, interesting facts, and create a pictorial chart and story using an iPad application to share what they learned.
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