Arkansas

Arkansas!

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= Arkansas! = I really liked your Music. It gave your presentation more life. Here is a tongue-twister I learned when I was in 5th grade. When I was in Arkansas, I saw a saw that could outsaw any saw I ever saw. Now, If you go to Arkansas and see a saw that could outsaw the saw I saw. I would like to see the saw you saw saw. Mr. S



//Canada and the United States. // //Canada and the United States have a lot in common and a lot not in common. I am only going to name a few of each. Many are landforms, government, and the people. Mostly the landforms and people. Both Canada and the United States are made up of different cultures. They both speak different languages too. //

//Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world. The United States is the 4th largest country in the world. Canada has 10 provinces and 3 territories. The United States has 50 states. Canada has about 32 million people. The United States has about 303,824,640 people. // //Both Canada and the United States have a melting pot society. This is a bunch of cultures mixed together. They both have NAFTA too which means North American Free Trade Agreement. The Rocky Mountains run through both countries too! The Great Lakes are in both too. //

//Canada has a prime minister and the United States has a President. A prime minister s the head of the government. We all know what a President is because we live in the United States. Canada and the United States have a lot more similarities/differences. I can’t explain them all now but Canada has a lot more. The United States does also. //

//Canada and the United States have a lot of similarities/differences. I just don’t have enough time to say all of them. Canada and the United States have a lot more landforms and other things than the ones I said. The most interesting thing they have in common is the Great Lakes. The other most interesting thing is the population. //