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The document outlines a lesson plan titled 'Aloha from the King' for students in grades two and three, focusing on Hawaii's geography and history. It includes objectives such as researching well-known places in Hawaii, using map features, and writing friendly letters. The plan consists of four sessions where students will learn about important Hawaiian locations, create a large map, and write letters from the perspective of King Kamehameha I inviting others to visit these places. Materials needed include texts about Hawaii, an overhead projector, and worksheets. The lesson integrates language arts and social studies.

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How many different designs can be seen on the back of a quarter?

Unfortunately, there is a very small chance that your ATB quarter is going to be worth more than face value. These coins are just too common to expect higher numbers. However, if your coin is made of silver, then you can expect to get a multiple of face value.

What is America the Beautiful quarter Program?

Mint made a total of 56 different quarters! Each reverse (tails) showed a scene from a national park or forest. The obverse (heads) was the same image of George Washington used on the quarter since 1932. The Mint released five quarters each year, with the last coin released by itself in 2021.

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10 Rarest State Quarters Coins in Circulation Worth Upto $2000 1999-S Delaware Quarter (Proof Only) 2004-D Wisconsin State Quarter (Extra Leaf Error) 1999-S Pennsylvania Quarter (Proof Only) 2009 District of Columbia Quarter (Doubled Die) 2008-D New Mexico Quarter (Doubled Die)

How many different designs are part of the America the Beautiful Quarters program?

Following the wild success of the 1998-2008 Statehood quarters series and 2009 D.C. U.S. Territories quarters, the U.S. Mint introduced the National Park Quarters series in 2010.

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About the Program From 2010 through 2021, the U.S. Mint issued 56 quarters as part of the America the Beautiful Quarters Program. The reverse designs depicted a national park or other national site for each U.S. state, territory, and the District of Columbia.