Amanda Lanser - Whats Great about Texas?
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by Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.
History Lecturer and Undergraduate Advisor,
University of North Texas
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Includes index.
ISBN 9781467733489 (lib. bdg. :
alk. paper)
ISBN 9781467747196 (eBook)
1. TexasJuvenile literature. I. Title.
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hello with a wave and a friendly greeting. The giant statue of a cowboy
welcomes visitors to the State Fair of Texas.
wrangle cattle at a rodeo. Learn about the US space program at Space
Center Houston. Taste the tangy flavors of Texas barbecue. Texas has a
lot to do and see. Pull on your boots and cowboy hat! Its time to learn
about Texass top ten places to visit.
zaniest attractions and all
the places in between.
Just turn the page to
find out all about the
LONE STAR STATE.
Cattle and ranching helped build the state. Texans
embrace their history as ranchers and cowboys.
Mesquite Rodeo. Riders compete in timed events.
Bareback riding and bull riding are two of these.
In bull- riding, riders try to stay on their animals for
at least eight seconds. Steer wrestling and barrel
racing are other popular timed events. Watch
competitors tie up steers or guide their horses
around obstacles.
North Texas. One stop was the town of Fort Worth.
You can still watch cowboys and cowgirls drive
longhorn cattle at the Fort Worth Stockyards.
Learn more about ranch life at the Texas Cowboy
Hall of Fame. Or try your luck finding your way out
of the Cowtown Cattlepen Maze.
off their horsemanship
and ranching expertise.
Peek inside at Space Center Houston. Visit the historic
mission control. It was used from the 1960s to the mid-
1990s. It is where NASA monitored the Apollo mission.
Apollo was the first manned spacecraft to land on the
moon. The ship and its crew did so on July 20, 1969.
uses today. It is where NASA monitors astronauts on the
International Space Station. Mission control is on the job
twenty- four hours a day, seven days a week. Imagine what
it would be like to talk with astronauts miles (402
kilometers) above Earth. Dont miss the Feel of Space
presentation. You will never leave the ground. But the
presentations special effects help you feel weightless as
you would feel in space.
lunch with an astronaut! Munch on space- inspired food
and chat with an astronaut who has been to space. You will
even get a photo of the astronaut as a special gift.
a model of a Space Shuttle (left) or an
Apollo mission module (below).
National Park has something for everyone. While
you hike, look for cacti, yuccas, and other desert
plants. Or kayak down the Rio Grande. Watch for
lots of wildlife. Mountain lions, black bears, and
jackrabbits all live in the park.
State Park. The Davis Mountains are named for
Jefferson Davis, the US Civil War Confederate
president. Volcanoes formed these mountains
about sixty- five million years ago. Camp and hike
in the Davis Mountains. Have a picnic or take a
scenic drive. You can also mountain bike or take
a horseback ride.
Island. Try your hand at windsurfing, parasailing,
or Jet Skiing. From west to east, Texas has outdoor
fun for everyone!
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