1. By: Anza D, Caroline, Theo S

2.  Vermont is located in
the New England region
of the United States.
 It is the fifth smallest
state in the US.

3.  Many mountains exist on the eastern side of
Vermont. These mountains are a part of a
long chain of tall elevations called the
Appalachian Mountains.
 In fact, Vermont is named for the high peaks
in its state. The Green mountains are a part
of the Appalachian chain. ‘Ver’ , means green
. Mont, means mountain (French).

4.  The average temperature of Vermont is
between 34 and 80 degrees.
 Winter brings skiers to the mountains of
Vermont while a heavy snow falls. The color of
the trees in the fall are vibrant colors of red,
orange, and yellow. What a sight to see!.
 In the Spring and Summer, flowers bloom, the
red clover is the state`s flower.

5.  TALLEST MOUNTAIN: Mount
Mansfield, 4,395 ft.
 LARGEST LAKE: Lake Champlain,
named for Jacques de Champlain.
 STATE BIRD: Hermit Thrush.
 STATE TREE: Sugar Maple
 STATE`S FOOD: Maple Syrup,
Cheese.

6.  Go Skiing in the majestic mountains of
Vermont…. It’s the best 0f the
best.!!!!!!!!!!!
 Make it worth going to Vermont by
hiking the breathtaking trails all over
the state. The trees , lakes, and rivers
are the best part!
 Burlington, a major city, has many
attractions such as the Ethan Allen
Homestead, learn about a Vermont hero
and what it is like to live in the 1780`s.

7.  Although Vermont is small, it still has a lot to
give, beautiful wilderness, sparkly rivers, and
much more, come to Vermont and you`ll see
how fun it can be!