Pop-Up Book Facts

Lindsay Crowther - Bosnia
1. The capital is sarajuevo.
2. They speak Serbian.
3. Bosnia has a rich literary system.
4. Most children stories are based on religion.
5. Bosnia has a rotating presidensy system.

Shania Pennington - Peru
1. Isaac Goldenburg is a famous author.
2. Marcos Montaro is a famous children's author.
3. They play a lot of sports.
4. Their government is a constitutional government.
5. Piscato is from Peru.

Faith Cline - Brazil
1. It is the only country in South America to not speak Spanish.
2. There are a lot of nursery rhymes.
3. Kids in Brazil play outside a lot.
4. They have a president.
5. The school year runs from February to December.

Caleb Hawkins - Zimbabwe
1. They speak english and many other languages.
2. "Why the Crocodile has a Hard, Scaly Skin" is a famous children's book.
3. The president is Robert Mogabee.
4. The national food is sadza.
5. They only have to go to school from six years.

Mark Hill - Greece
1. Greek is spoken by 99% of population.
2. The Illiad and Odyssey came from Greece.
3. The Tortoise and The Hare is from Greece.
4. A common meal is baked lamb and potatoes.
5. The elves in Greece are little creatures who prey on little kids until January 6th.

John Terwilliger - Spain
1. The capitol is Madrid.
2. Miguel de Cervants is a famous author.
3. Most kids play video games and watch TV, but play sports.
4. Spain won the World Cup in 2010.
5. Turren is a Spanish almond candy.

Hannah Gregg - Portugal
1. The population is 10,760,305
2. Fernando Pasoa is a famous author.
3. Some toys are tops and slate boards.'
4. Their government is a parliamentary democracy.
5. They have many political parties.

Haley Truman - Switzerland
1. The capitol is Berny.
2. Karl Gustov was a famous author.
3. Building blocks like cones and rag dolls are popular toys.
4. A common dish would be meatballs with a cream sauce and pickles.
5. They have fireworks at a lot of celebrations.

Samantha Mason - Morroco
1. They speak Arabic.
2. Their alphabet is all consanents and has 28 letters.
3. They read from right to left.
4. "Draw my Father" is a famous children's book.
5. Their presschool is two years and high school is three years.

Madori Elmore - Germany
1. The capitol is Berlin.
2. The main language is German, but in some places they speak different languages.
3. Walt Disney made a German author famous by making his books into movies.
4. A thumb toy is a famous toy.
5. The current president is Cristian Walf.

Krista Robinson - Barbados
1. The capitol is Bridgetown.
2. They speak English.
3. Rihanna is from Barbados.
4. When babies are born, they are given a bucket and shovel.
5. They have a parliamentary democracy.

Kristen Strawder - Japan
1. Tokyo is the capitol.
2. A famous author is Basho.
3. They have homework over breaks.
4. Their government is a constitutional monarchy.
5. To show Japanese people that you like their food, you slurp your noodles really loud.

Taylor Talbott - Fiji
1. The capitol is Suva.
2. The people usually speak English and Hindu.
3. Most of children's stories are aboutl life, happiness, and sadness.
4. A popluar food is unicorn fish.
5. A tradition is to leave your shoes outside a house before you go in.

Raychel Fitzwater - Italy
1. The capitol is Rome.
2. Jacob Calvino is a famous author.
3. Clap Your Hands is a famous book.
4. Children's toys are a lot like American's.
5. They grow a lot of their food and make homemade breads.

Karlie Smallwood - Egypt
1. The capitol is Cairo.
2. They speak Arabic.
3. Naha Tahir is a novelist.
4. They play a lot of board games.
5. Their government is a republic. There have been four Egyptians serve as presidents.

Katara Pennington - France
1.The capitol city is Paris.
2. Nore de Bausic is a famous author.
3. Children play a lot of soccer.
4. Their government is a republic.
5. The French eat simple breakfasts and lunches.

Gunnar Poling - Thailand
1. Their government is a democracy, but they have a king.
2. It was a monarchy until 1932.
3. They have three banches of the military.
4. It was originally called Syam.
5. Education is free up until the age of 17.

Dale Scott - Panama
1. Jeremy Nunweller is a famous author.
2. They are mostly Roman Catholic.
3. Children play with marbles a lot.
4. Their government is a constitutional republic.
5. The beaches are big tourist attractions.

Courtney Nuzum - Scotland
1. They spell things differently and pronounce things in a different way.
2. Banicks are a form of pancakes, but made of oatmeal.
3. After they graduate at 16, they get paid to do something until they're 18.
4. The most well-known museum is the International Museum of Scotland.
5. The most popular nursery rhyme is "Count the Stars".

Josh Stuart - United Kingdom
1. The capitol is London.
2. The most common language is English.
3. J.K. Rowling is from the UK.
4. A popular sport is cricket.
5. Fish and chips is a popular dish.

Viola Deonegia - Ireland
1. The capitol is Dublin.
2. They have three languages.
3. They used a different system before literature.
4. Republic and Parliamentary Democracy is their government.
5. Most meals are made of vegetables and meat.

Gabrielle Kyle - Bolivia
1. The capitol is La Paz.
2. They speak thirty other languages other than Spanish.
3. Giovanna Rovero is a very famous author.
4. When children get older, they usually only play educational games.
5. Their diet consists of fruit and vegetables.

Abby Suder - Madagascar
1. The capitol is Antanarvo.
2. Malai is the language, along with French and English.
3. Kids like swimming and play boca, a form of tag.
4. Rice is their main dish for every meal.
5. June 26th is thier Independence Day.

Chase Swick - Venezuela
1. Spanish is the spoken language.
2. Jose Balzo is a Venezuelan author.
3. Traditional toys are arbles, tops, and yo-yos.
4. Their government is a federal republic.
5. April 19th is Declaration of Independence Day.

Sara Cleavenger - Sweden
1. Hanning Mengel is a famous author.
2. Children's literature is important in Sweden.
3. The toys are similar to America's.
3. They have a constitutional democracy with a parliamentary democracy.
4. Fish is a big part of their cuisine.
5. They don't put up their Christmas tree until a few days before Christmas.

Kelsea Pingley - Elsavador
1. The capitol is San Salvador.
2. The most popular form of literature is poetry.
3. Most children's stories are bilingual.
4. Their government is a republic.
5. Traditional food is usually made with corn.