Project 4: Our Buddies in History By 2010-2011 Student In Miss M’s 2:00 - 3:00.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Get. through back much go good new write out.

Advertisements

Nanas Net Friend Have you ever had a net friend? Have you ever met him or her in person? Nana has a net friend, and lets talk about her story!

It s A Matter of Choice Always …. Jerry is the manager of a restaurant. He is always in a good mood.

You have two choices.

You have two choices.

Hello, Pig! Hello, Rabbit! Look at this – I am making a list!

Piper the Pig Has a Day Out By: Heather Branson. Piper the pig was a very curious pig. He was always snooping around and getting into trouble. One day.

Wish upon a Star Ross Shire Women’s Aid 2010.

The Jesse Tree. What is a Jesse tree This is meant to be used during Advent It is a way of preparing for the coming of Jesus into our world. At the beginning.

All About Harriet Tubman Ms. Strickland’s First Grade Class January SS_G , 1SS_G , 1SS_G

You have two choices. Jerry is the manager of a restaurant. He is always in a good mood.

Who said this? What does it mean? “ I never ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger. ”

Harriet Tubman. Background info  Harriet was born around 1821 on Brodas Plantation as a slave. When Harriet was old enough, Mr.Brodas sent her to the.

Harriet Tubman By: Cara Fine blackhistorymonth.blackamericaweb.com/index.php?view=image&format=raw&type=img&id=382&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=242.

 Create a buddy list of 5 people and a screen name for each person. › You will choose your 5 people from the list provided › Each screen name should.

Jeopardy WhoWhatWhereWhen Why Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy.

By: Maheen Faisal Harriet Tubman's background! 1819 Birth. Araminta Ross [Harriet Tubman] was born into slavery in 1819 or 1820, in Dorchester County,

KELSI LUDICKE HARRIET TUBMAN. CHILDHOOD Her birth name is Araminta Ross Born in Maryland in 1820 as a slave on a plantation Birth records weren’t kept.

By: Laci Smith  Harriet Tubman was a African American slave who heard about the underground railroad.  She helped slaves escape.  She was born on.

BY: MADDIE HICKOX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. SLAVERY!!!!!!!! Harriet in slavery!!! Harriet escaping from slavery!!! When Harriet was in slavery she tried to help.

 Harriet began working on the plantation as a child with no education. She suffered serious brain damage because her owner hit her in the head with a.

HARRIET TUBMAN BY: Blaze Poe

Harriet Tubman By Alyssa Labrum rriet_tubman.jpg.

English Project By: Justin & Rashad. The People Could Fly "The People Could Fly, is a fantasy tale of the slaves who possessed the ancient magic words.

High Frequency Words The second 100 get through.

The Underground Railroad By, Mitchell August. The Underground Railroad led to many different states, and countries. The most successful/safe trip was.

About me My favorite hobby  MY favorite thing to do in my spare time is ride horses. Me and my sister own 5 horses.

You have two choices.

The house of dies drear Author-Virginia Hamilton Year pub Type of book-Fiction.

Sight Words List 1 Mr. Matthews Grade One can.

Who is Fauja Singh?. On your heart post it note write down how these images make you feel.

January 24 th, 2008 – Do Now Explain the following quote in your own words: “I had reasoned this out in my mind, there was one of two things I had a right.

Excellence In our Words and Actions National Nasirat Workshop 2013.

All About Friends

Fun With Moses And The Lord “Is that you again, Moses?" Excuse me, Sir.

Source: Internet Distribution: Emtedad Engineering Company You have two choices.

25 haikus By chris.  Oh spring Oh spring yeah It's the time of free horse plays It's my birthday time. By- chris  This poem is about the spring and.

“The prom” Hey Candace where are you going? Do you think he is going to ask you to the prom??? Hey Stacy! I am going to the park to meet Jeremy =] !!

We arrived at this place, it was smelly and it was worse then the train! I think it was a camp…this Is not what I pictured.

What Part Did Michigan Play on the Underground Railroad? By: Jordan R.

I am doing a research on the Underground Railroad in the American Civil War. I am going to talk about Harriet Tubman saving slaves, conductors hiding.

Friends my name is Suruchi. I wish to tell you an interesting day of my life. That day I was walking on road and found a mobile lying on road. I picked.

District 200 High frequency words

This Chat Room is for People from History Only..  Christopher Columbus: cc1492oceanblue  Thomas Jefferson: presjeff3  Paul Revere: xpressrider *ONLINE.

Luke 15: Jesus continued: “There was a man who had two sons. 12 The younger one said to his father, ‘Father, give me my share of the estate.’ So.

Harriet Tubman Alexa. Slaves Slaves worked all day and night some didn’t even get any sleep! Like Harriet Tubman, born a slave, always a slave. While.

Harriet Tubman Made a Difference By: Beth Day

Sight Word List.

STUDENT LED CONFERENCES SPRING 2015 BEN IVERSON. Cover Letter Science this year has covered a wide range of topics. We started the year with learning.

By: Brandie Rice. Molly’s First Day Written by: Brandie Rice Mom: Molly, hurry up! You don’t want to miss the bus on your very first day! Molly: Oh! I’m.

Willow Cooke. Early Years Harriet was born a slave. Harriet did hard work as a child. Slaves were not aloud to learn including Harriet because.

An Epic Love Story This story follows two people who wouldn’t have found each other if it were not for fate. Christopher Macintosh is a young man strait.

Background to the Conflict Pre-Civil War Days. The Slave Economy & King Cotton Many people began to turn against slaveryMany people began to turn against.

One day, my family and I went to a big amusement park with roller coasters and fun cartoon characters. I was so excited as I ran to the gates of the.

Harriet Tubman A Presentation by: Brittany Leatherman.

Northern and Southern ways of life during the Civil War. Term #2 1/8/14 U.S. History Project by Ari.

First Grade Sight Words

Spring Conferences Welcome to Leah’s Portfolio! Dear mom and dad, My classroom is a very busy place. Here are a few things I want to share with you about.

LET’S STUDY ENGLISH TOGETHER CREATORS : * AHMAD FUAD MANAN * * AZIMAH NURIN NAFILAH * * DWI WIDYA PRATIWI * *FIKRI HADI RUSDIANTO * * MUHAMMAD IBNU ASSAYIS.

“One day Ms. Hall came in and asked us to write down something nice to do for the community. Most people said recycle but I said donate for the animal.

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT ME Let’s make a list ALL about me!

Southern Slavery. Pages: States with dynamic areas of economic activity included Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama These states demanded cotton.

Complete Subjects and Predicates and Simple Subjects and Predicates

English 2 October

Lesson 2-Complete Subjects and Predicates

Harriet Tubman What was Harriet Tubman’s early life like?

Presentation transcript:

Project 4: Our Buddies in History By Student In Miss M’s 2:00 - 3:00

My Buddy List Harriet Tubman: SlaveSaver Eli Whitney: CottonGinMaker Christopher Columbus: SailorToNewLand Susan B. Anthony: 1WomenToVote Thomas Edison: LightBlubMaker Susan B. AnthonyChristopher Columbus Thomas Edison

Their chat and the people I used. SlaveSaver: Hello, may I ask you a question good sir? CottonGinMaker: Hello, ask away but first what is your name? SlaveSaver: Oh I forgot my manners my name is Harriet Tubman and what is your name? CottonGinMaker: My name is Eli Whitney. What be your question? SlaveSaver: That is who I thought you were I have been meaning to ask you Why did you make the Cotton Gin? Did you want to make life easier for slaves, did you make it by accident, or did you want to make a prophet? When did you get the idea for it? How long did it take to make? CottonGinMaker: Well I was listening to the farmers say how slow they picked cotton (that’s how I got the idea) and so I got to thinking, maybe I could make something to help. It took about a year to make. SlaveSaver: Oh, you did it to help the farmers. Well, when did you make it? Harriet Tubman The people that will speak or participate in this chat is Harriet Tubman: SlaveSaver and Eli Whitney: CottonGinMaker.

Their chat continued…. CottonGinMaker: I made it in 1793, and also what came over you to save so many slaves? I know it was wrong to have a slave, but I am curious. SlaveSaver: I did, and did it proudly, it because I too was a slave. I always say my favorite saying “I had reasoned this out in my mind….I had a right to liberty or to death; if I could not have one, I would have the other, for no man should take me alive”. CottonGinMaker: That makes sense but how did you do it, I mean save so many slaves? SlaveSaver: Well the Underground Railroad helped. CottonGinMaker: What is the Underground Railroad? SlaveSaver: The Underground Railroad is a system that helped enslaved people escape slavery. CottonGinMaker: Was it truly an underground train? SlaveSaver: Oh no afraid not it was just the name not really a train not really underground just a path that goes on for miles. CottonGinMaker: Were you ever scared on the Underground Railroad? Eli Whitney

Their Chat continued…. SlaveSaver: Why yes very some times but I always knew I would make it through. CottonGinMaker: Did you ever lose any one? SlaveSaver: No actually one of my sayings is “I never lost a passenger and I never ran my train off the track”. CottonGinMaker: Well I have to go now bye nice to meet you Harriet Tubman. SlaveSaver: And you Eli Whitney. The End Hope you enjoyed it! Slaves caught after running away. A really cotton gin still in good shape.