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Arkansas Nick Names ­ A Reflection of an Ever Changing View of our State Lesson PlanArkansas Nick Names ­ A Reflection of an Ever Changing View of our State Lesson Plan
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Arkansas Nick Names ­ A Reflection of an Ever Changing View of our State

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Eighth graders identify nicknames of the state: The Bear State, The Wonder State, The Land of Opportunity, The Natural State. They demonstrate an understanding of the relevance of the nicknames.

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8th
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Social Studies & History
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1 day

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