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Curator’s Office Contact me at My name is Crystal and I am a sophomore at Emporia State University. I am studying to become an elementary teacher. I like to hang out with friends and just have fun. Crystal Hinck Note: Virtual museums were first introduced by educators at Keith Valley Middle School in Horsham, Pennsylvania. This template was designed by Dr. Christy Keeler. View the Educational Virtual Museums website for more information on this instructional technique.Keith Valley Middle SchoolDr. Christy KeelerEducational Virtual Museums Return to Entry

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Germany’s working week goes all the way till Saturday. Germany has one of the worlds best public transport systems. However, most Germans own a car. There are hundreds of castles in Germany. Some are still inhabited by aristocratic families, others have been transformed into hotels and restaurants, and still others are in ruins. Return to Exhibit

Room 2 Return to Entry German Food

_ _ ,00.html  Germany has over 1500 different types of beer to choose from.  They have over 300 types of bread.  Germany is also the cheapest place to buy beer in Europe.  The North and South sides of Germany differ in their well known types of dishes served.  Meat and bread are the two main components in a German meal. Return to Exhibit German Food

Room 3 Return to EntryPeople

noble-guests-thank.html  There are over 82 million people in Germany.  German people are the second most consumers of beer in the world, following the Irish.  About half of the population are non German residents.  Germany was they first to adopt daylight savings time. Return to Exhibit

Room 4 Return to EntryReligion

 In Germany the majority of people speak German.  Germany has many religions.  They have Protestants  Roman Catholics  Muslims Return to Exhibit German Religion’s

This is the picture of a map of Germany and its main cities. Return to Exhibit Germany