This is a collaborative slide show made by students in Indiana, USA and Denmark.

1. LIFE GMT -5 +1 Discovery Middle School, Granger, Indiana, USA Vonsild School, Kolding, Denmark

2. Life in Denmark and Indiana, USA Group 1: Places to see before you die! Group 2: Music Group 3: The weather Group 4: Sports Group 5: Local food Group 6: School life Group 7: How is your country ruled? Group 8 Wildlife Group 9: Nature Group 10: Industry Group 11: Chicago, Illinois Group of 4 pupils - 2 from DK/ 2 from USA Group work in Google Docs. Skype connection if possible in the group.

3. Places to see before you die! Made by Magnus Schou & Mads Nicolajsen, Vonsild School, Denmark Hannah Paradine & Lauren Janicki, Discovery Middle School, Indiana, USA

4. Kolding Kolding is a big city located in the South East Denmark. It is a central city and it's easy to come to by all the highways. Kolding has a lot of big and great museums and is design city number one in Denmark. It is a big city and same time really close to the nature. Kolding has a lot of different kinds of weather. Kolding is definitely worth a visit.

6. Copenhagen Denmark´s capital are one of the most beautiful cities in the whole world. It has a lot of things to see and one of Europes most famous statues called The Little Mermaid.

8. Bornholm Bornholm is an island located 80 kilometers from Denmark. There lives about 40,000 people on Bornholm and it's a really histroric island and a lot of Danish students from 6th to 9th graders are going for an education trip to Bornholm.

9. HAWAII!! A very tropical island! A lot of people come here for their honeymoons if they just got married. If you come here, you will usually get a tan or a very red tan.

10. Las Vegas, Nevada Most people come to Las Vegas to gamble. There are many casino's there and many people either lose money or win a lot of money. When you visit here you have a wide variety of hotels to choose from. Hotels that are for the rich, hotels for anyone who needs a place to sleep, and hotels like the Cosmopolitan, which is the nicest, biggest hotel in Las Vegas.

11. New York! New York city has cool places to go. They have times square, where many people go on new years eve to see the ball drop. MSG is a place where many stars preform. MSG stands for Maddison Square Garden. Lots of big stars preform here and it would be a very cool place to go.

12. Music in America Here in America we listen to a lot of music. We listen to rap, pop, classic, rock and country. There is also many singers like Justin Bieber<3, Lady Gaga, Ke$ha, Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Taylor Swift, Michel Jackson, Katy Perry, and a lot more. We listen to music almost all the time but were not allowed to in school unless the teacher is playing it. In America we have a game called just dance and you dance to music that is being played and you have to do a cretin dance. Made by Kelsey Perkins & Nastasia Lastochkin, Discovery Middle School, Indiana, USA

14. Highest temperature in Indiana was 116 F, 47 C in July 14, 1936. We have, on average, 39.12 inches of rainfall per year. The lowest temperature in Indiana was -36 F, -38 C January 19, 1994. The average snowfall a year in Indiana is 22in, 56cm. The weather in Denmark is cold compared to Indiana. When it´s summer the temperature is the same. In Denmark is it really hot (32 C) and in the winter is it really cold (-15C). By Nicklas and Steffen, Vonsild School, Denmark & Deniz Arikan and Brianna Belardinella, Discovery Middle School, Indiana, USA The Weather

15. SPORTS In Denmark the most popular sport is soccer and handball. In America the most popular sports are football and basketball. Soccer is becoming more and more popular through-out the years. Of the two countries, a common sport is soccer. Made by Abby Utterback & Sydney Fozo, Discovey Middle School, Indiana, USA Anders Lund & Lukas Kirkely, Vonsild School, Demark

19. Danish National Handball team KIF Kolding

20. Local Food Local Food in the USA Mcdonalds Burgers Fries Chicken nuggets, Pancakes Spagetti, Tacos, Sub sandwhiches, Onion Rings, Steak Ice cream, Potatoes, Mac and Cheese, cake, Ramen, Eggs, Popsicles Local Food in Denmark Roast pork with gravy and potatoes Meatballs with gravy and potatoes Sausage with brown sauce and potatoes Made by: Grace Jozwiak Kaitlynn Brown Indiana, USA Kamilla Lumbye Julie Smedegaard Denmark

23. How is our country ruled? Made by McKenna Hummel & Hannah Thompson, Discovery Middle School, Indiana Anders Lund & Erik Holst, Vonsild School, Denmark

24. In America In America, we are a democracy. We have one primary “ruler” though,they are known as our president. The president is elected every four years, and can be elected two terms in a row. The people vote on who they want to be president, based on who is running for office. The person who has the most votes, becomes president. How ever, to run for president you have to have certain qualifications, such as being born in the United States, being 35 or older, and has been a resident in the United States for more than fourteen years. Next in power, is the vice president. The president and vice president, make the final decisions for our country, but are helped by many other people.

25. The President of the United States of America: Barack Obama.

26. In Denmark In Denmark we have a Prime Minister and a Queen. The Prime Minister is called Lars Lokke Rasmussen and the Queen Margrethe the second. In Denmark we have democracy so all over 18 can vote to who will be the new Prime Minister. In Denmark we have democracy that is the same like in the United States. The Queen doesn´t deside anythng. It´s called constitutional monarchy.

27. Danish Rulers Lars Lokke Rasmussen Queen Margrethe the second.

28. WILDLIFE Wildlife in the United states has many different types of animals. We have mammals, reptiles, and other different kinds. ex. eagle snakes wolfs bear lion panda bears polar bear penguins Made by Abbey Bailey, Taylor Carire Discovery Middle School, Indiana

29. Made by Brandy Weathers Britney Ngarambe Discovery Middle School Indiana, USA Nature How It looks in the state of Granger, Indiana - There’s tons corn fields. - A lot of Agriculture - Small city, not much goes on - COLTS- Professional football team - Pacers Indiana basketball team

30. Nature 2 How it looks in the United States. - Has Major rivers > Like the Mississippi,Ohio,and Tennessee Rivers (just an example) - Many entertainment areas >For example, we have Las Vegas, Nevada - 50 states The United States -Has a main language of English -The hottest state is Arizona - A lot of historical features > like the place of Pearl Harbor - Capital is Washington D.C. >Our president’s name is Barack Obama - About 307 million people live in the United States

31. Nature 3 How Nature looks in Granger,IN 1. In the springtime - the flowers grow and the leaves of trees change color. -average temperatures is 50 degrees to 60 degrees. -very colorful 2.In the summer - Very hot. - a lot of flowers grow -some thunderstorms -variety of tornadoes -Average temperature in the summer is 80 degrees 3. In the Winter - snows frequently - very cold - sometimes the sun shines and it is still snowing -average temperature is 30

33. Industry! With Lindsay and Emily from Granger, Indiana! And Maria and Pernille from Kolding, Denmark!

35. The Farm Industry *Granger Indiana, particulary Granger, is widely known for its corn and soy farms. Almost completely surrounding the city, miles and miles of corn fields go through their yearly cycles of growth, and soy beans are harvested yearly and shipped to various soy plants.

36. Chicago, lllinois Chicago Historical Facts! 1) More than 45 million people visited Chicago in 2007! 2) The world's first Skyscraper was built in Chicago, 1885. 3) The Sears Tower, Chicago is the tallest building on the North American continent. 4) The first Aquarium opened in Chicago, 1893. 5) Chicago produced the first Zipper in 1896. 6) America's highest indoor swimming pool is on the 44th floor of the John Hancock Center (100 floors)