1. Appalachians
By Hannah

2. The Appalachian region is the BEST
The Appalachian region is named for the Appalachian mountain range that extends from the United States into eastern Canada.
This divers region contains highlands,lowlands,plateaus,hills,costal ares,lakes,and rivers
This is the place to see all of these land marks

3. Where It Is

4. Titanic The Appalachian land was the closest area
where the titanic sank. So if you want to learn and see all about the Titanic come to the Appalachians!!!!

5. Animals Red Fox-see them in the forest Blue Whales-bay of fundy
Blue Jay-Provincial bird-P.E.I
Black Bears-also in the forests

6. Bay Of Fundy That’s why they call it the Bay of Fun-dy! Whale watching
The bay of fundy has the
largest tides in the world.
Whale watching
That’s why they call it the Bay of Fun-dy!
Where else can you see
AMAZING whales showing
there self's off?????
Low tides
High tides

7. Famous People Sidney Crosby Don Knotts
Sidney Crosby is a Canadian professional ice hockey player who is captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins of the NHL. Crosby became the youngest player and the only teenager to win a scoring title. Crosby also won the Hart Memorial Trophy for most valuable player and the Lester B.
Don Knotts
Don knotts died at the age of 81.
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July 21, 1924-February 24, 2006

8. Conclusion
So now are you convinced to come to the Appalachians? There's fun museums, fun places to go and lots of famous people (except Don knotts who is currently dead) go to forest’s to see amazing animals!!!!!!But definitely visit the Bay of Fundy, where you can see the highest tides in the world!!! The Appalachian region is the BEST!!!!
If you have any questions….. please raise your hand.

9. Quiz blue jay In the Bay of Fundy Mountains Don knotts
Who's the dead famous person that talked about.
Don knotts
Why was the Titanic connected to the Appalachians
The Appalachian land was the closest place.
What's P.E.I provincial bird
blue jay
Were did I say you could go whale watching
In the Bay of Fundy
What is the most type of land mark you will see in the Appalachians
Mountains