Presentation about USA. Used in class for children to learn more about USA

1. United State of America

2. Introduction
• USA located in the northern part of America continent
• It has 50 states and 1 district: District Columbia, that is
shown as stars in their flag
• The country bordered with Mexico on the South, and
Canada on the north
• Capital: Washington
• President: Barack Obama
• Area: 9,826,675 km2 (3rd largest country in the world after
Russia and Canada)
• Population: 314,555,000 (3rd most populated country in the
world after China and India)
• Currency: US Dollar ($1 = Rp. 9500)
• Independence Day: 4th July 1776
• USA is a free country. Every religion is accepted, and people
are freely choose to have religion or not

4. The people
• Citizen of USA is called Americans
• USA is a very diverse county. It is home of people
with different ethnics and national origins. Many
people in the 19th century migrated and settled
down in America
• There many race found in USA:
– White is the majority, of about 70% of the population
– Hispanic (Latino) is about 15%. They are originated from
Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, …
– African American is about 12%
– Asian is about 3%. They are originated from China,
Filipina, India, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, ….
• American believes in equality and justice for all. All
citizens of America deserve to have the same rights

5. Americans comes from many nations

6. Region and State
• In USA, there are 6 regions: New England, Mid
Atlantic, The South, The Midwest, The
Southwest and The West.
• In each regions, there are many states. 6
states in New England, 6 states in Mid Atlantic
(The city), 12 states in The South, 12 states in
The Midwest (farm and agriculture), 4 states
in The Southwest (great landscape with prairie
and desert), 11 states in The West (home of
the cowboy)

7. The cities
• Big city or often called metropolitan, are
where most of people in USA live
• The most populated state in USA is California,
with over 37 million people (12% of total
population) followed by Texas, and New York
• Many people like to live in the city, because
there are many jobs, and places to go like
malls, playgrounds, and swimming pools
• But the city also can be very crowded and
unpleasant to live in

8. Golden Gate Bridge, in San Francisco, California. One of the most popular icon of
USA and San Francisco. The length is 2.7km. The bridge is overlooking California city

9. Big houses in the city. This one is in Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, California

10. Times Square, New York City. It is very crowded, and people there are very busy with
their life. They are always in a hurry.

11. Most people in the city of USA live in the apartments, because it is cheaper

12. Washington D.C
• The capital of USA
• Located in District of Columbia
• The name taken from George Washington, the
first president, and one of the founding father
of USA. He also was the one who chose the
site of the capital city
• Today, millions come to Washington, D.C. each
year to see the Capitol, the White House, the
Library of Congress, and the city's many
museums and monuments.

13. Capitol Building. Built in 1793, it is used for Senate and Congress Meeting. Now it is also a
museum of American Art and History.

14. Built in 1792. It is a house where the government runs their work everyday. It is the
president and vice president’s office and residence.

15. The country sides
• Some people prefers to live in the country side
where life is slower, and easier
• People work mostly on the farm, and sell local
goods to the shops
• The country side are greener, cleaner, and
house are far apart. It is not crowded like the
city
• The countryside is mostly quite, peaceful, and
not busy like the city

16. Farm in countryside, America

17. Farm in Texas

18. Cowboys in West America

19. School life in USA
• Almost every kids in the USA go to school. The
government school is free for all. Some goes to the
private school
• Kids go to school every Monday to Friday from 8
o’clock in the morning until 2 o’clock in the afternoon
• Most kids go to after class activity such as sports,
student newspapers, drama clubs, debate teams,
choral groups and bands
• Kids are actively involved in many social activities, such
as taking care of the elderly, the handicapped and
hospital patients, and help clean up the environment.
• Kids are asked to join Boy Scout to learn about new
things that are useful for their life

20. Boy Scout
• Boy Scout also known as ‘Pramuka’ in
Indonesia
• It is an activity where children are taught to be
creative and practice practical things that are
useful for life
• Boy scout is the largest youth organization in
the USA
• In America, boy scout are learning essential
skill in life: leadership, creativity, confidence,
living outdoors, and many other skill

21. A boy scout member receives badge for helping Japan during disaster

22. Schools in the USA is the best in the
world!
• Many of the best universities like Harvard, Yale, and
Stanford are from USA
• Most of famous presidents studied in the best schools
in the USA. Barack Obama studied in Harvard
• Schools in USA are taught using high technology and
teaching children the most advance information in real
time
• Children are also experience what they learn in real
life. Such as making solar panel, making houses,
connecting electricity, …
• Aside from learning, children are also taught to be
good in sports and music. Many scholarships are given
to children who are good in sport

23. School students in Hawaii are learning how to make solar panel for car

24. High School student making experiments of chemical elements

25. Do you know?
• America is very advance in the past hundreds years. It is the
world leader in economy, politics, military, and technology
• America has the largest coal reserves in the world
• Jazz music comes f rom America, but it is influenced
strongly by African music
• Statue of Liberty is given by France government for USA in
28 October 1886
• USA is the leading industrial power in the world, highly
diversified and technologically advanced; petroleum, steel,
motor vehicles, aerospace, telecommunications, chemicals,
electronics, food processing, consumer goods, lumber,
mining
• The sport Football in USA is actually rugby