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South America Research Projectby Ms. Fries 3rd
and 4th grade class
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Geography in Chile by Annie Peterson
  • Chile contains the longest mountain range in the
    world the Andes Mountains.
  • Easter Island is a part of Chile.
  • The Atacama Desert is the driest place in the
    world, no rain has fallen in the last 400 years!
  • It is bordered by the Pacific Ocean.
  • The northern part of Chile is warm and dry.
  • The southern part of Chile is cool and damp.

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Chilean PeopleBy Rachel Weeks
  • As of 2007, Chiles population is 16,284,741.
  • The official language in Chile is Spanish.
  • Chiles religion includes Roman Catholic,
    Protestant, and Jewish.
  • On September 18, it is Independence Day.
  • Two traditional dishes in Chile are Cazula de ave
    and Pastel de Choclo. (See in Picture)
  • People in Chile dress like we do.

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Animals in Chile the ChinchillaBy Lindsey Moore
  • Chinchillas live in the high Andes.
  • Females are larger than males.
  • Chinchillas are herbivores which means they eat
    plants.
  • White, brown, black, and grey are the color of
    their furry coats.
  • They are ENDANGERED animals!

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Facts About Chileby Dasol Hong
  • The president in Chile is Michelle Bachelet.
  • If its 11 AM in America its 12pm in Santiago.
  • Chile is famous for coppers.
  • The capital of Chile is Santiago.
  • The money unit is chilean peso.

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Chile
  • Sylvia McNair, Chile Enchanting of the World, pg.
    13 and 34.
  • Haverstock, Nathan, Chile in Pictures, pg. 43 and
    47.
  • Animal Atlas, pg. 22 and 23.
  • The New Book of Knowledge Encyclopedia.
  • South America East of the Andes (video).
  • Www.medaille.edu/vmacer/120_lec_10bchinsgps.htm
  • www.factmaster.com
  • www.blueplantebiomes.org/andes.htm
  • www.askkids.com
  • www.timeforkids.com
  • www.enchantedlearning.com
  • http//www.fzayas.com/cpopular/wp-content/uploads/
    2006/11/pastel-de-choclo.jpg
  • Www.erkisadventures.com/photogallery.html

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Brazilby Emina Abdagic
  • It is by the Atlantic ocean.
  • Brazil grows bananas, plum trees, and nuts.
  • Brazil is mostly tropical.
  • Its mostly sunny and near 95F ( 35C ) most of
    the time.
  • Some people live in cities, rain forests, and
    farms.
  • They grow coffee. Coffee grows by volcanoes.
  • Kids take buses from school and to school.

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Brazil by Emma Oglesby
  • The sports in Brazil are swimming, futbol
    (soccer), boating, and sailing.
  • South America is the fifth biggest continent in
    the world.
  • People in Brazil make their houses out of brick
    and clay.
  • In the Amazon River there are pink dolphins that
    are endangered animals
  • In some schools in Brazil, the teachers move from
    classroom to classroom.

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By Mary Welter
  • There are about 40 different kinds toucans.
  • Holes in trees are usually a home for toucans.
  • Mother toucans can lay 2-4 eggs at one time.
  • They eat fruit and berries, lizards, and small
    birds.
  • Toucans have large bills that look heavy, but are
    hollow.

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People in Brazilby Samantha Jenkins
  • Brazil has the highest population in South
    America which is 191, 908, 598.
  • Brazils food is almost like our like bread,
    nuts, meat, and much more.
  • Brazils land is divided into uplands and
    lowlands.
  • One of Brazils tradition is that that when they
    greet friends they kiss them on both checks.
  • Some Brazil people are poor so they live in a
    tiny house or a hut.

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Brazil Moneyby Samantha Jenkins
  • -This is what Brazils money looks like.
  • -It does not look like our money at all.
  • -This money is from two years ago.
  • -My step dad went to Brazil and brought some of
    their money back.

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Brazil
  • Streissguth, Brazil in Pictures, pg. 10 and 11.
  • Parker, Edward, The Changing Face of Brazil, pg.
    14.
  • The New Book of Knowledge, pg. 372-496.
  • Brazil, pg. 7.
  • M.J. Cossar, At Home in the Tropical Rainforest,
    pg. 5-7

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Brazil (cont.)
  • Schward, David, Yanomani People of the Amazon.
  • Lewington, Anna, The Amazon Indians.
  • Henrich, Ann, Brazil Enchantment of the World.
  • Master Community INC., Families of Brazil,
    (Video).
  • http//schools.clipart.com/search/closeup?oid5067
    076qhutss1apcidk_modeallk_excq_jpeg1
    q_color1q_bw1dateisadv1
  • www.marron.net/Amazon/wildlife.htm
  • www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factboo
    k/goe.os/br/html
  • www.zappos.com/n/bszqBrazilclothing
  • www.askkids.com

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Venezuelaby Hannah Song
  • Jaguars live in Venezuela. They have black spots,
    yellowish brown fur, and a big head, and
    shoulders.
  • Northern Opossums also live in Venezuela. Many
    people think that they live in Australia and its
    near by islands.
  • The Piranha is one of the worlds most fish. It
    grows up to 60 centimeters long. They eat cattle
    and human.
  • When the Anaconda is hungry it will lie still
    with only its eyes above the water waiting for
    food.
  • The Agouti is a big rodent with a short tail and
    eats plants.

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Venezuelaby Ebony
  • Venezuela is on the northern coast by the
    Caribbean Sea.
  • The temperature varies on how high or low you
    are.
  • Lake Maracaibo is South Americas biggest lake.
  • Angel Falls is the worlds highest waterfall. It
    is in Venezuela and is 3,212 feet high.
  • Pico Bolivar is the biggest mountain in the
    Andean High Lands.

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Venezuelaby Kendall Thompson
  • In south America there is a Northern opossum.
  • When a predator tries to eat the opossum it will
    pretend to die.

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Venezuela
  • Anne Heinrichs,Venezuela, pg. 1, 2, 3.
  • The New Book of Knowledge Encyclopedia.
  • A Ranch in South America Venezuela (video).
  • http//schools.clipart.com/search/closeup?oid4374
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Geography of Uruguay by Jakob E. McLaughlin, the
first, last and only
  • The pampas extend into Uruguay.
  • The plant life there includes the Ombu, a
    scrubby, tree like plant.
  • Also there is the Rosemary, a scarlet flowered
    plant.
  • The climate there is never the same due to the
    equator.
  • The rural people in Uruguay are hard working,
    thrifty, and dedicated to their traditional
    values.
  • As seen here, Uruguay is surrounded by Argentina,
    Brazil, Rio de la Plata and the South Atlantic
    Ocean.

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Uruguayby Jerry Xue
  • The capital of Uruguay is Montevideo.
  • Uruguay is one of the smallest countries in South
    America.
  • About 1/3 of the people in Uruguay live in
    Montevideo and the surrounding.
  • The average temperature in the pampas is 18 C.
  • There is only a few trees in Uruguay because
    fires frequently happen in the pampas.

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Uruguayby Matt Ruppenkamp
  • Over half are roman catholic.
  • Some dont even believe but
  • Uruguayans typical clothing is like western U.S.
    clothing.
  • Uruguayans speak 3 languages.
  • The population is 3,415,920.

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Uruguayby Rohit Vinay
  • Uruguay has cows, horses, and chickens
  • Uruguay is near the ocean
  • Uruguay has lot of plants
  • Uruguay is mostly at the bottom of South America.
  • In Uruguay people speak Spanish.

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Uruguay
  • Uruguay in Pictures, pg. 9.
  • Uruguay, pg. 9.
  • The New Book of Knowledge Encyclopedia.
  • South America West of the Andes (video).
  • http//schools.clipart.com/search/closeup?oid5072
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Argentinaby Nick
  • Population is 40,677,348.
  • People Italian , French, Austrian, European
    ,Swiss, German.
  • They play a sport called duck.
  • It is dry
  • Capybaras are the worlds biggest rodent.

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Argentinaby Dillon Olmstead
  • Argentinas nickname is the Land of Silver.
  • Argentina is mostly pampas, or prairie.
  • Argentina is 1/3 the size of North America.
  • Argentina is east of the Andes mountains.
  • Argentina covers 1,073,519 square miles.

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Argentinaby Darby
  • The estimated population of Argentina is
    40,677,348
  • The languages spoken in Argentina are Spanish,
    Italian, and several Indian
  • The religions are Roman Catholic, Protestant,
    Jewish, and Muslim
  • The people of Argentina are mostly Latin
  • Argentina is one of the richest nations

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Argentina by Ryan
  • The people in Argentina eat steak, wheat, and
    corn.
  • The Argentina flag is blue, yellow and white.
  • The color of Argentinas Soccer uniform is blue,
    black, and white.

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Argentina
  • The New Book of Knowledge Encyclopedia.
  • South America East of the Andes (video).
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