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Arkansas Botanical Symbols: Apple Blossom and Pine Tree

Arkansas State Symbols, Living Emblems, and Natural Resources

5th Grade·Social Studies·US-AR-SS

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Explain the historical and economic importance of the Apple Blossom (state floral emblem) and the Loblolly Pine (state tree).

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Arkansas State Symbols, Living Emblems, and Natural Resources

5th Grade · Social Studies · US-AR-SS

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Describe, investigate the origins of, and explain the significance of Arkansas state emblems, flora, fauna, and geological symbols.

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C.1.K.3Arkansas Social Studies Standards · 5th Grade

Recognize state and national symbols and patriotic songs: ● American flag ● Star Spangled Banner* ● Recitation of Pledge of Allegiance ● Arkansas flag ● Apple Blossom ● Honey Bee ● Mockingbird ● Pine Tree