Description
FAST FACTS ABOUT THIS CONNECTICUT LIBRARY LESSON
- Recommended for: Grades 2-5
- Lesson Duration: 1-2 library lessons (about 50 minutes total)
- Formats: PPT, Google Slides, PDF
- Editable: YES, all text is editable
IS THERE ANY AI-GENERATED TEXT, PHOTOS, OR ARTWORK IN THIS LESSON?
- All text in this lesson is 100% original and NOT AI-generated. It was researched, written, and edited by a Texas-certified teacher and school librarian with a MLS degree.
- All images are public domain photos or clipart purchased from human artists on TPT.
- All clipart is appropriate for upper-elementary grades. There are no cutesy images, and no clipart of humans.
THIS CONNECTICUT LIBRARY LESSON INCLUDES:
- 50-slide PPT + Google™ Slides library lesson presentation
- List of 21 recommended books for Grades 2-5 that are set in Connecticut (1 page)
- Scavenger Hunt Activity (2 pages)
- Answer Key for Scavenger Hunt (1 page)
- Prep, set up, tips (6 pages)
- Detailed, pre-filled, editable lesson plan; includes detailed tips and CCSS, TEKS, and AASL Standards (4 pages)
- Instructions on how to set up PPT and Google Slides timings for scrolling slideshows (2 pages)
CONNECTICUT LIBRARY LESSON INCLUDES
- Connecticut postal code
- Connecticut wildlife: sperm whale, American robin, striped skunk, timber rattlesnake, chimney swift, brook trout, Eastern cottontail rabbit, great horned owl
- ASL sign for “Connecticut”
- Important cities and landmarks in Connecticut
- Connecticut state flower: mountain laurel
- 5th US state
- State nickname
- Underground Railroad
- Famous people who have lived in CT
- Landforms: Sleeping Giant, Connecticut River, Long Island Sound
- Places of Interest: Mark Twain House, Mystic Seaport, Yale University, lighthouses, Barnum Museum, Gillette Castle, Lake Compounce
- Connecticut foods: apizza, apple cider doughnuts, hamburger
- Vocabulary: scrimshaw, Dilophosaurus
- Connecticut Climate







