1. iEARN Project Ashley Littlefield, Vanly Doiron, Zach Brodeur, Mary Jane Uzzi, Alex Austin, David Trammell, Emma MacDonald

2. Portland Head Light Portland Head light is located at 1000 Shore Road in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. The construction started in 1787. The height of the lighthouse is 80 inches tall. The people who made it are John Nichols and Jonathan Bryant. It is special because it is the oldest lighthouse in the state of Maine.

3. Sebago Lake Sebago Lake has summer and winter activities. Winter activities include: skiing, snowmobiling, snow tubing, snow shoeing, cross country skiing, and ice skating. Summer activities include: hiking, boating, beaches, camps, and fishing. Sebago Lake is located in southern/western maine. Sebago Lake is the second biggest and deepest lake in the US in the state of maine. Sebago Lake is connected to Brandy Pond.

4. Landmarks Some of the landmarks of Scarborough, Maine are: Bayley's Lobster Pound Bayley’s Ice Cream Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center The Cheese Iron Big 20 Bowling Center Scarborough Downs Horse Racing Len Libby’s Chocolates Higgins Beach Beech Ridge Motor Speedway Maine Indoor Karting

5. The Scarborough Marsh A lot of tourists come to the marsh, because of the beautiful views, glistening water, smooth running/biking trail, and smooth waters for easy canoeing. The marsh is also home to hundreds of different species, and also has breathtaking views. One of the common birds that live at the Scarborough Marsh are snowy egrets. Some rare animals are the Salt-marsh Sharp-tailed Sparrow, Arctic Tern, and the New England Cottontail. This is what the Scarboroug h Marsh looks like!

6. The 5 Beaches of Scarborough: -Pine Point Beach -Ferry Beach -Crescent Beach -Scarborough Beach -Higgins Beach This is Scarborough Beach

7. Beaches and Oceans (continued) There are 35 beaches in Maine they're in; York (3) Ogunquit (3) Wells (3) Kennebunk/Kennebunkport (6) Biddeford/Saco (3) Old Orchard (1) Freeport (9) - Midcoast Beaches - Down East Beaches Bar Harbor (2) Scarborough (5) Things at The Beaches - Great waves for body surfing, skim boarding, swimming and surfing - Long sandy beaches - Playground. - Short sandy section of perfect sand - Lifeguard on duty -Running, Jogging - Watersports - Sheltered from wind - Natural sand dunes - Picnic area, Grills, snack bars - Amusement Park - Food and Games - Unique Western exposure for great sunsets - Boat Launch - Old ship wreck visible at low tide - Restrooms, cold showers - Rock walls

8. Bradbury Mountain Location: Pownal, Maine Attraction: Bradbury Mountain State Park is a wonderful place to spend the day/afternoon exploring trails, taking in the magnificent view from the summit, or enjoying a picnic under a canopy of trees. One of the original five state parks, Bradbury Mountain was acquired by the federal government in 1939. History: Before the first Europeans arrived, Wabanakis camped on the mountain on trips to the coast. In the early 1800’s, the Cotton family raised grapes on terraces still visible on the mountain.

9. Likes and Dislikes about Scarborough Things we like about Scarborough Maine is how pretty the beaches, marshes, and the land. We also love how our community is safe and friendly. We also how in the summer you can go swimming in the ocean to cool off. We like how in the summer it gets really hot. We like how in the winter you get snow so you can build snow forts, snowmen and have snowball fights. Things we don’t like about Maine is how cold it gets in the winter because you can get frost bite, you get snow in your coat, and you just freeze. One more thing we don’t like about Maine is if our school gets so many snow days, you are in school for more days in the summer. Things we would change about Maine is nothing, we like Maine how it is. If we change Maine, it wouldn’t be Maine anymore!