26 slides for an ESL class. Short lines, one idea each, miles and km.
7th · April 28, 1788
Annapolis
6,180,253 (est.)
9,707 mi² (25,142 km²)
Fatti maschii, parole femine · “Strong deeds, gentle words”
Hoye-Crest · 3,360 ft (1,024 m)
Eastern Time
Baltimore oriole
Marylanders
Glance = vistazo. Motto = lema.
Maryland is in the US Northeast. The borders below are the ones to memorize.
Border = frontera. River = río.
Queen Henrietta Maria.
English spelling froze later. Say the demonym out loud twice.
People here are Marylanders. The motto means “Strong deeds, gentle words”.
Name = nombre. People = gente.
7th
Maryland became the 7th state on April 28, 1788.
Statehood year. A smaller population, a different economy.
Rail, farms, and factories pulled people in.
6,180,253 (est.)
Statehood = estado. To join = unirse.
Annapolis is the capital. Baltimore is the big-city name on most maps.
Annapolis is the seat of government.
Lawmakers picked a city they could reach.
The capitol is the postcard of state power.
Capital = capital. City = ciudad.
Baltimore pulls jobs and airports.
Say Baltimore and Columbia in one breath.
Work follows the river, the rail, or the interstate.
Students should say this name out loud twice.
City = ciudad. Port = puerto.
Columbia is the other city the weather report names.
Columbia is not the capital, but it matters.
A campus, a mill, or a river made it.
Ask the class which city they would visit first.
Second = segundo. Nickname = apodo.
small tiny incorporated places
Incorporation can outlive the boom. A sign, a hall, a few houses.
Census numbers bounce. Seasonal work changes a town.
A post office, a church, a family name.
Not every American lives in a skyline.
Town = pueblo. Tiny = minúsculo.
Hoye-Crest · 3,360 ft (1,024 m)
Farms, forests, mines, or a coast, depending on the county.
A river, a lake, or an ocean wrote the old trade.
Mountain = montaña. River = río.
Nor’easters wrap the coast. Inland hills ice the roads.
Maple color is a two-week industry on two-lane roads.
Storm = tormenta. Snow = nieve.
Statehood day.
Machines, roads, and new jobs remade daily life.
A bay and a line.
History = historia. Flood = inundación.
Harriet Tubman
This is the person the class should be able to spell.
Tie the name back to Maryland.
Person = persona. Story = historia.
Find the unique emblem, not only the blue field.
The nickname is The Old Line State.
Ask one student to describe the flag without pointing.
Flag = bandera. Star = estrella.
Queen Henrietta Maria.
Statehood.
Industry and cities.
A bay and a line
Timeline = línea de tiempo.
Government, services, and the old specialty trade.
Factories, mills, or code, depending on the metro.
A port, a rail yard, or an interstate hub.
Factory = fábrica. Job = trabajo.
The postcard crop is in the foods list.
Cattle, hogs, or dairy show up in most interiors.
A co-op, a grain elevator, or a dock.
Farm = granja. Crop = cultivo.
crab cakes
Old Bay
smith island cake
Food = comida. Dish = plato.
Ravens / Orioles
High school lights still matter.
Ask who the rival is. There is always one.
Game = partido. Team = equipo.
The episode’s first person for Maryland.
Capital: Annapolis.
The Old Line State
Famous = famoso. Born = nacido.
Wear them.
Lights flash. Speed drops.
Counties can be dry or damp.
If it sounds like a joke, check the code.
Law = ley. Myth = mito.
Annapolis
Ravens / Orioles
crab cakes
Slang = jerga. To say = decir.
7th
7th state, April 28, 1788.
6,180,253
A bay and a line
Town = pueblo.
peak
Hoye-Crest · 3,360 ft (1,024 m)
Feet and meters both appear. Use both.
Ask the class: walk, drive, or skip?
Story = historia.
1. What is the capital of Maryland?
2. What is the nickname?
3. Which number state?
4. Motto in English?
5. What bay splits Maryland?
Question = pregunta. Answer = respuesta.
Maryland, episode 20: A bay and a line.
1) a 2) a 3) a 4) a 5) a
Thanks = gracias. Next = siguiente.