Where in the World is Montague? |
Our theme this year at Blythe
is "Around the World in 180 days!" Montague the Bear
will give clues each morning from a French or Spanish
country. Students will try to guess which country
Montague is visiting that week, and will drop their answers
in a special box in the Media Center. A winner will be
drawn each Friday.
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Clues for the Week |
Monday, October 19, 2009
- Montague is making his next
stop in a country that was the
first country in the world to
constitutionally abolish its
army.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
- Montague loves being outside
in this country and listening to
all the locals speaking.
The official language of this
country is Spanish. He also
hears people speaking English
and French.
Wednesday, October 21,
2009
- The unofficial motto of this
country is “pura vida.” That is
Spanish for “pure life.” The
words refer to the state of
happiness, peace and tranquility
of the country. Montague
notices the political stability
of this country and how it gives
freedom to all who live here.
Thursday, October 22,
2009
- Montague is excited to be in
this country which is in Central
America between Panama and
Nicaragua. The weather
there is so nice and mild.
The country achieved
independence from Spain in 1821.
Friday, October 23, 2009
- Montague has noticed that this
country’s flag is similar to his
home country’s. Both flags
have red white and blue.
This country’s flag is made up
of red, white and blue stripes
as well as a coat of arms.
The blue band symbolizes the
blue sky that covers this
country like a protective
blanket. The white stands
for the peace of the country and
the purity of ideals. The
red stands for the energy,
courage and generosity of the
country.
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Costa Rica |
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Flag of Costa Rica
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Donde esta Montague?
Oú est Montague?
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