1. By: Celeste Herrera

2. Physical Features Capital: Warsaw Location: Central Europe, East of Germany Climate: Its cold and cloudy in Winter, And there’s showers and Thunderstorms in the Summer. Mountains: Carpathian Mountain. Major Rivers: Neisse river, Vistula River, Warta River, Bug River. Borders: Germany to the West, Czech Republic and Slovakia to the South.

3. Animals And Plants Physical characteristic: Baltic Sea, Gulf of Gdansk, And Masurian Lake, Behavior: People tend to socialize very much with their own kind. Education is very important in Poland so it is unlikely that people with high education will socialize with those who are not educated. Habitat: The habitat in Poland is simple, Decent and Affordable. Enemies and Defenses: In September 1939 “The Defense of Poland” took place. They had a lot of major attacks.

4. Tourist Attraction Interesting facts: The Wawel Castle in Krakow. Where it is said that a Dragon lived underneath the castle. Descriptions: 300 thousand square kilometers. President: Broinslaw Komorowski Population: 38,441,588

5. Capital City Language: Polish Hello=Czesc Goodbye=Do widzenia Location: Poland Transportation: Involves Air traffic, Waterways, Roads and Railroads. Food: There is cheese cake in Poland called 'Grandmother's Cheese-Cake. It's not a desert, Its more like and appetizers.. You would see the statue of the freedom fighter Tadeusz.

6. Culture Celebrations: New Years Day, In most holidays in Poland public shops and offices are closed. Independence: Poland got its Independence in November 11, 1918 Special foods: Shyman Sports: Track and field, table tennis, canoeing, swimming, skiing, soccer and horseback riding.

7. Fun Facts! Poland is the 9 th largest country in Europe. In Poland the name Day is considered more important than the Birthday. In Poland, bananas are peeled from the blossom end, not from the stem end. Pizza in Poland does not contain tomato sauce. The waiters bring sauce to the table in a pitcher, and you pour it on top. Sometimes the sauce is just ketchup.

8. Bibliography www.cia.gov www.factmonster.com School.eb.com Thanks for your Time!!