🗽 US Symbols & Monuments Match
Browse 6 🗽 US Symbols & Monuments Match worksheets for Grade 2 Social Studies. These Government & Civics worksheets are designed to give students targeted practice and build confidence in social studies.
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Teacher Resources
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Thinking the Statue of Liberty is in New York City (it's in New York Harbor, on Liberty Island)
- Confusing the Capitol Building (Congress) with the White House (President)
- Thinking the Liberty Bell has always been cracked
Differentiation
Extension Activities
- Draw and label your favorite US monument or symbol
- Create a "Symbols of Our State" project about your home state's symbols
- Research the history of the Statue of Liberty and write 3 interesting facts
Parent Tip
Visit or look up photos of US monuments together. Ask: "Why do you think we chose the bald eagle as our national bird? What does it say about our country?"
Learning Path
Skill Level
beginner
Estimated Time
12 minutes