Indiana Dailies week 33

Monday: 
Every level of government has leaders. All but one of Indiana's 92 coutnies are governed by a three-member board of county commissioners. Counties include cities, towns, and townships. Cities are governed by a mayor and group of people called a city council. Towns are governed by a board of trustees. 

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Counties are made up of cities, towns, and townships.

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What county is our school located?

Tuesday: 
Indiana is served by some of the best waterways in the world. Ports along Lake Michigan allow freight to be moved to Indiana's many northern factories. The Ohio River is the main waterway in souther Indiana. River barges travel up and down the river to the many ports in the area. 

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Name an important waterway in the northern part of the state.

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Name the main waterway in southern Indiana.

Wednesday: 
Indiana has many strange and silly laws. For instance, it is illegal to dress Barbie in Ken's clothes! In Gary, it is illegal to go to a public place within four hours of eating garlic! Indiana hotel sheets must be exactly 99 inches long and 81 inches wide!

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Which Indiana law do you think is the strangest? Why?

Simon Pokagon was chief of the Potawatomi Indians. In 1844, when he was 14, Simon was sent to Notre Dame Academy. He learned to speak many languages while he was there. Many people considered him the most educated Native American of his time. Simon wrote magazine articles and books, which were printed on the bard of birch trees!

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Simon was born into which Indian tribe?

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Counties are made up of cities, towns, and townships.

What county is our school located?

Name an important waterway in the northern part of the state.

Name the main waterway in southern Indiana.

Which Indiana law do you think is the strangest? Why?

Simon was born into which Indian tribe?

Simon wrote on the trunk of a birch tree.