Citizenship 02 Travel Guide Template



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Citizenship 02 Travel Guide Template


Pamphlets are often a single sheet folded into thirds. This creates six panels to display information. You may use this template to plan or create your travel guide. Replace the text in parentheses with your own ideas and information. Have fun and design it with color and images!

Panels Guide


  1. Title—Your Name, Date, and Instructor. Include a catchy title to grab your reader's attention.

  2. Use this panel to describe the four U.S. regions.

  3. Use this panel to describe a landmark for your first region. Be sure to include why you chose this landmark.

  4. Use this panel to describe a landmark for your second region. Be sure to include why you chose this landmark.

  5. Use this panel to describe a landmark for your third region. Be sure to include why you chose this landmark.

  6. Use this panel to describe a landmark for your fourth region. Be sure to include why you chose this landmark.

1

(Title)


(Your Name)

2

(Describe facts about the Northeast.)

(Describe facts about the South.)

(Describe facts about the Midwest.)

(Describe facts about the West.)



3

(Name of landmark in the Northeast.)

(Describe this landmark from the Northeast. Explain why you chose this landmark. Include a picture if possible.)


4

(Name of landmark in the South.)

(Describe this landmark from the South. Explain why you chose this landmark. Include a picture if possible.)


5

(Name of landmark in the Midwest.)

(Describe this landmark from the Midwest. Explain why you chose this landmark. Include a picture if possible.)


6

(Name of landmark in the West.)

(Describe this landmark from the West. Explain why you chose this landmark. Include a picture if possible.)



Sample Landmark Panel (Please do not use Ellis Island in your Travel Guide.)


3

Ellis Island


© 2012 Associated Press



During your visit to the Northeast, make sure to visit Ellis Island! This historic landmark is where many immigrants to the United States first arrived. Millions of people, most from Europe, entered New York through Ellis Island to start new lives. Today it is a museum devoted to the memory of those who walked its halls.


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