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The Thirteen Colonies - Maryland

Maryland Named for Queen Henrietta Maria of England; Known for its valiant army; statehood 4-28-1788; part of state became Washington D C

State Flag:

State Bird:

Baltimore Oriole








State Flower:

 black-eyed susan

The Thirteen Colonies - Georgia

Georgia : Last colony settled but was 4th to ratify Constitution and become state; named after King George II



 state flag

State Bird:
brown thrasher

cherokae rose
State Flower:

fire!!!!!!

this is a small amount of vanilla extract

and

The Thirteen Colonies - Delaware

Delaware was the first to become a state on December 7,1787.

Delaware's Blue Hen army (named for their leader's pet fighting Blue Hen rooster) is known for turning away advancing British in initial skirmish with great speed and bravery. The Blue Hen Chicken is their state bird.

State flower is the Peach Blossom.

State tree is the American Holly.

Delaware's first settlement was Fort Christina. It was established by many Swedes in March of 1638.

The 13-star flag was flown in battle first in Delaware.

The Thirteen Colonies - Connecticut

Connecticut

Connecticut was the 5th to become a state 1788.

It was settled by Puritans from Massachusetts.

Connecticut's state laws were a model for the US Constitution.

It's nickname is the Constitution State.

 The American Robin is Connecticut's state bird.

POTAAAAAAATOS MMMMMMM!!!!!!

POTAAAAAATO

Last year i planted 3 POTAAAAAAATOSSS and died so i thought it died waa

 but on the heat wave of 2011 i weeded my garden and found thrice POTAAAAAATOS suprise

the next day from 2 POTAAAAAAAATOS I planted      7    POTAAAAAATOSSSSSS.

 and from the 3rd mmmmmm hash  :);)  browns mmmmmmmm.

 

wata = water hapns = happens......

made of a candle, cup o wata, plate,  a lite reallllll cup, fire

pour 1 cm or less of wata on the plate lite the candle put it on the wata put the cup on it and see wat hapns

Arrow for ur crossbow

You will need tac glue , afeather and a skewer

apply a small amount of glue on the blunt side of the skewer and attach the feather

easy.