1. REBUILDING POMPEII By: Ali cisse Grade FINAL ELA EXIT PROJECT MALC HIGH BRIDGE MS. BYRON

2. Table of contents 1. Introductions Photo. 2. Building Description photo. 3. Pompeii Person story. 4. Description of Pompeii before. during and after eruption. 5. Most interesting. 6. Most difficult. 7. Best work. 8. How it helped me. 9. Bibliography.

3. Introduction and photo Pompeii happen in a city in Italy. It was part of the roman empire. People studies Pompeii, because it was an dangerous accident, that happen in ancient Italy. Pompeii happen in a city in Italy. It was part of the roman empire. People studies Pompeii, because it was an dangerous accident, that happen in ancient Italy.

4. Building Description photo. The soldier’s camp look like jail. It had many room, bath-house and big wall.

5. Pompeii person My story is about the king. The king does Nothing. The king has a wife and sons and siblings. The king sees the volcano and runs away with his family. They runs to another city. In the other city he has to go to work and sale stuff. He doesn’t like it.

6. before It was a good place to live. People were having fun because they had food. They had every thing they needed. During The thing was missing up. Some people died. Some people survived. Some people ran away. The city was messed up.

7. After People went to look. They rebuilt the place again and made it look better. They buried the dead people from the past.

8. Most interesting The most interesting to me When they rebuild Pompeii.

9. Most difficult The most difficult part to me was when Pompeii messed up.

10. Best work My best work was when we were presentment.

11. How it helped me It help me because it tell were it happen at and it close to order stuff in different classes. It tell you about volcano Pompeii and stuff. It help me in Social studies because it part of history.

12. Bibliography Bibliography Griffey, Harriet. “Vesuvius erupts.” Volcanoes and other natural disasters. London: dk publishing,inc.,1998.6-14. Turnbull, Stephanie. “violent Vesuvius.” Volcanoes. New York: scholastic, inc. 2006 24-25.

13. Chandler, Fiona et. Al. the us borne internet linked encyclopedia of the roman world. New York: scholastic inc.2001. Altman, Susan and Susan Lechner. Ancient Rome. New York: scholastic.Inc.2001. Maynard, Charles. The technology of ancient Rome. New York: the Rosen publishing group.inc.2006.