Lewis and Clark Journal Project

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Lewis and Clark Journal Project 5/15/2019

Part 1: Journal Entry: Imagine that you are a person (real or fictional) traveling on the Lewis & Clark expedition across the territory of the Louisiana Purchase. You must choose an event from the journey and compose journal entry/entries about it. Include proper dates, places, and events. Worth 100 points 5/15/2019

Who can I be? Meriwether Lewis William Clark York, Clark’s Slave the Dog Sacagawea Cameahwait the Baby Native American A Member of the Corp of Discovery 5/15/2019

Journal entry must: Have correct grammar and spelling (5 points) -Minus a point for every error after two or more errors Correct Historical Content (25 points) Is this a true story or story that could have happened to this expedition? Have I used correct historic areas and time periods? Be at least one page in length (-5 for entries that are shorter) Be handwrittenX2 5/15/2019

Examples of Journal Entry Ideas: Going up the Missouri Death of Sergeant Floyd Grizzly Bear Meeting Sacagawea’s Brother Crossing the Rockies Encountering the New Animal and Plant Species Winter with the Mandan’s Bypassing the Falls So many others……….be creative 5/15/2019

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Part 2: Artwork On their journey Lewis & Clark often drew pictures of the things that they had encountered. To enhance the journal entry you must illustrate something from the journey. Artwork may consist of a map, a drawing of something they had seen, Indian camp, or an actual person. Your artwork doesn’t necessarily have to pertain to your journal. (It must be hand drawn, but it can be traced) Grading: Creativity and effort (10 points) How well picture depicts historical event (10 points) Neatness (5 points)X2 5/15/2019

Artwork can consist of: Maps Scenery Animals and Plants they discovered Native Americans Other: You can trace……. 5/15/2019

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