COLOR AND DISCOVER A Journey through Central America's Past

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Santa IsabelDid you know that SantaIsabel, unlike other ancientCentral American communities,did not depend onmaize (corn)? The city wasbuilt between the PacificOcean and Central America’slargest lake, so theresidents instead dependedon fish!Guayabo de TurrialbaGuayabo de Turrialba, closeto the modern capital ofSan José, was one of thelargest cities in ancient CostaRica. Did you know that theGuayabo residents built longroads to and from their city totrade beautiful and valuablegold objects with others farand wide?Did you know?Joya de CerénJoya de Cerén, located inCentral America’s smallestcountry, was close to both thePacific Ocean and the LomaCaldera volcano. Did youknow that in AD 590, LomaCaldera erupted and coveredJoya de Cerén in ash—freezingthe city for archaeologists touncover?Finca 6Finca 6 was located where thesmall Osa Peninsula connectswith the mainland of Costa Rica.Did you know that the chiefs ofFinca 6 wore large gold necklacesand pendants to show their powerand wealth?El HatilloThe chiefs of El Hatillo, locatedalong Panama’s Pacific Coastin Parita Bay, often put togetherhuge banquets for their communities.Did you know that deer,iguana, and deep sea fish wereall served at these communityfeasts?CopánCopán was a busy Mayacapital located in Honduras,close to the border withGuatemala. Did you knowthat Copán had a ballcourt,several pyramids andaround 25,000 residents?Cerro PalenqueCerro Palenque was locatedin the northern Ulúa RiverValley of Honduras, nearthe Caribbean Sea. Did youknow that the Ulúa RiverValley was the perfect environmentfor growing cocoatrees?Draw a line to match the pre-Columbian archaeological sitesto their home countries.HONDURASCOSTA RICAPANAMANICARAGUAEL SALVADORJOYA DE CERÉNSANTA ISABELCOPÁNCERRO PALENQUEEL HATILLOFINCA 6GUAYABO DE TURRIALBA38
Congratulations!This certificate confirms that____________________________________has successfully completed a journeythrough Central America.Date______________
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Page 14 and 15: JaguarThe jaguar is the largest cat
Page 16 and 17: LizardLizards and other similar ani
Page 20 and 21: PelicanWaterbirds like the pelican
Page 22 and 23: RitualLike today, rituals were an i
Page 24 and 25: TapirTapirs are the largest mammals
Page 26 and 27: VultureVultures were important to a
Page 28 and 29: XibalbáThis ceramic object shows t
Page 30 and 31: Zig-ZagPainted designs like zig-zag
Page 32 and 33: Warrior MazeHelp the warrior get to
Page 34 and 35: Word SearchThe Animals of Central A
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Page 39: Map MatchCUBAMEXICOBelmopanBELIZEJA
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Page 47 and 48: ArmadilloEl armadillo es un mamífe
Page 49 and 50: CangrejoEl cangrejo, como el que se
Page 51 and 52: EhécatlEhécatl, como se puede obs
Page 53 and 54: GuerreroFeroces y valientes guerrer
Page 55 and 56: IncensarioLos incensarios eran util
Page 57 and 58: Kan (Cruz Kan)Símbolos abstractos
Page 59 and 60: 15MonoEn la antigüedad, los monos
Page 61 and 62: OcarinaLa música era parte importa
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Page 65 and 66: SelloLos sellos o estampas eran fre
Page 67 and 68: UrnaLas urnas son grandes incensari
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