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Doing a Connecticut Project?
 
 
 
 
 
 
{Colonial Robin at a Desk}
If you have been assigned a Connecticut Project, ConneCT Kids can help. You can receive information about Connecticut, Connecticut Government, Connecticut attractions and special Connecticut places. Maps, brochures and postcards will be mailed to you upon request. Teachers, parents and home-schoolers may also place orders. The materials sent will be those available at the time of the order.
 
Requests for Connecticut Project materials should be placed as follows.
 
  • Email requests to: connect.kids@ct.gov 
  • Include your name, address, grade, the type of materials you require, and the date the project is due.
Take a look at these three great Connecticut Projects!
 
 
{The Colonial Robin}
 
    {Cover of ConneCT Kids Connecticut Project Helper}                
 
Doing a Connecticut Project? The Colonial Robin and Connect Kids would like to send you a free ConneCT Kids Connecticut Project Helper Booklet. This 32 page booklet is full of ideas, pictures, facts and suggestions that you can use to help you get started with your project. Included are the following:
    1. 12 cut-outs of selected Connecticut state symbols with pictures and descriptions.
    2. 8 cut-outs of famous Connecticut people with pictures and descriptions.
    3. 8 cut-outs of famous Connecticut places with pictures and descriptions.
    4. Connecticut information and facts.
    5. A fold-out Connecticut outline map (11" x 17") that you can fill in with cities, rivers and roads.
    6. A do-it-yourself Connecticut state flag.
    7. A cut-out Connecticut postcard.
    8. Unusual Connecticut places, people and things.
    9. Connecticut foods and a colonial recipe for a great dessert you can share with your class.
    10. Lots more!
To get your copy, just email the Colonial Robin at connect.kids@ct.gov and ask for the ConneCT Kids Connecticut Project Helper.
 
 
Now you can download and print an expanded version of the Connecticut Project Helper with more information and fun facts. Just select the link below and save the file on your computer. For best results, a color printer is suggested for printing.
 
 
You will need Adobe Acrobate Reader to view the file. The Adobe Acrobat Reader is available as a free download from www.adobe.com
 
The Connecticut Project Helper PDF file is fully accessibile, and has been tested with JAWS® for Windows®  screen reader software. Please report any reading problems to connect.kids@ct.gov 
 
 
If you have Connecticut facts or information that you would like to have included in the Connecticut Project Helper, just send it along to ConneCT Kids at connect.kids@ct.gov 
 
If we select your material, you will get full credit in the booklet: "This material submitted by (your name)."
 
Help make the Connecticut Project Helper the best resource for those Great Connecticut Projects!
 
Who Can Use This Book and How

This book is intended for use by students when they are working on Connecticut Projects assigned in school. Students may use the pictures and descriptions in their projects without permission, though they should put the descriptions in their own words. Teachers may duplicate the booklet or selected pages as many times as they need for their students. All other uses of this book are prohibited under United State copyright laws without the written permission of the ConneCT Kids Committee. For information or to obtain additional copies, please contact the ConneCT Kids Committee at connect.kids@ct.gov.
 
 
 
 
 




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