Anita Yasuda - Whats Great about North Carolina?
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by Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.
Department of History, University of North
Carolina at Pembroke
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Anita Yasuda.
Includes index.
alk. paper)
ISBN 9781467747158 (eBook)
1. North CarolinaJuvenile literature.
2. North CarolinaGuidebooksJuvenile
literature. I. Title.
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pine- covered mountains. It has swamps filled with mossy trees. Youll
also find miles of beautiful, sandy beaches. Theres a lot to see and do
in North Carolina. Read on to learn about ten great places to visit. Get
ready to find out what makes North Carolina great!
mountains and all the places
in between! Just turn the
page to find out about the
TAR HEEL STATE.
Island. This was a popular hangout for pirates in
the 1700s.
may know him by the name Blackbeard. This fearsome
outlaw had a hideout on Ocracoke Island. Blackbeard
was killed in a battle that took place just offshore.
British naval officers cut off the pirates head! You can
still visit the channel where Blackbeards ship, Queen
Annes Revenge, sank. Its known as Teachs Hole, after
the pirate.
about the islands history. Legend says Blackbeards
ghost is still looking for his head!
day? Then hop aboard the Sea Gypsy. The ships crew
will take you on a pirate adventure. You will dress up
in pirate costumes, play pirate games, and fire water
cannons. You can even hunt for treasure. You wont
have to walk the plank. But you will walk away with
great stories!
in 1823 to help guide sailors
through the dangerous waters
surrounding Ocracoke Island.
Ocracoke in the 1700s. Some say
his ghost still haunts the island.
capital has been an important city for hundreds
of years. But its not just about visiting old sites.
Raleighs downtown is buzzing with activity.
Raleigh. The Marbles Kids Museum is full of hands- on
fun. Kids rule at the Around Town exhibit. Pretend you
are a firefighter, a farmer, or a veterinarian. Then head
over to the IdeaWorks gallery. This fun exhibit lets kids
build what they imagine. You can design a race car.
Or you can build a skyscraper out of blocks.
another fun museum in Raleigh. This is the oldest
museum in North Carolina. It is also the biggest
natural history museum in the Southeast. Youll learn
everything you ever wanted to know about science
and nature. Come here in September for BugFest.
This yearly celebration is all about everything creepy
and crawly. Get your face painted or play bug bingo.
Brave visitors can even try tasty snacks made
of bugs!
an ancient shark jaw at the North
Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.
place. Nestled in the woods, it is a model
of a Cherokee village from the 1760s. But
it is more than a group of buildings. At the
village, you will discover the stories and the
history of the Cherokee.
experience Cherokee life. You will feel like
a time traveler. Reenactors make canoes
from logs. People weave with bright threads.
The village also has arrowhead- making and
mask- carving demonstrations.
or see a play. Do you love music? Then join
in the Friendship Dance. Soon you will be
stomping your feet in time with the drums.
You may even learn a few words of Cherokee
by the end of the day!
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