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What is the Massachusetts Landmark Postcard activity for students?

The Massachusetts Landmark Postcard activity asks students to create a postcard featuring a famous Massachusetts landmark. Students illustrate the landmark and write a short note describing it, including at least one fact, to help share what makes it special.

How do students create a Massachusetts landmark postcard?

Students start by choosing a Massachusetts landmark, then use a two-cell storyboard or a template. They draw a picture of the landmark in one cell and write a note with at least one fact about it in the other. The postcard should include the state name, a creative address, and a fun stamp.

What are some examples of landmarks students can use for their postcards?

Popular choices include The Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall, Paul Revere House, the North End, Cape Cod, Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, Fenway Park, Plymouth Plantation, Salem, and Plymouth Rock.

What should be included in the written part of the postcard project?

The written section must contain at least one fact about the chosen landmark and a brief message to a friend or family member. Creativity and accurate information are encouraged!

Why is creating postcards a good lesson for elementary students?

Making postcards helps students learn about local history, practice writing skills, and use their creativity. It also encourages research and lets them share what they've discovered about Massachusetts in a fun, visual way.