Early Methods of Travel 11/29/2011. HOMEWORK DUE FRIDAY Using information from the 10 documents, write a series of THREE newspaper articles about life.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

WHOSE HABITAT IS IT?.

Advertisements

Mousetrap Car Lab Write-Up and Sketches Requirements

AUTHOR’S PURPOSE AND AUDIENCE MAGAZINE COLLAGE ENGLISH I WILHELM.

Warm up Define motion in your own words 2.Which of the following animal is slowest on land? 3. How fast can you travel on the freeway? Agenda.

Convex and Concave Lenses

FIRST AID Emergency Situations. How to be prepared  Some things to prepare yourself… -Create a first aid kit -Keep a list of emergency phone number 1.

You will need 5 sheets of blank paper (Each sheet must be a different color).

The Watsons Go To Birmingham by Christopher Paul Curtis* Hi. I am Mrs. Watson, from the novel The Watson's Go To Birmingham As you remember.

Period 1 Project Options.  - Create a reenactment for an important scene  - Every person in the group will portray a character  - At least two props.

SECTION AN OBJECT IN MOTION CHANGES POSITION 10.1 Reading Study Guide

WARM UP OPEN your NB to the last blank space If you DO NOT have a NB, take out a clean piece of paper or continue on the piece of paper from the day before.

A Major Grade- top fold must be decorated.

Show all your work on the whiteboard Copy the work on your copy of the powerpoint during review Redo the questions for homework tonight on a fresh sheet.

“There Will Come Soft Rains” by Ray Bradbury

Pythagorean Theorem Unit Review Fill out your unit review sheet and work these problems. You will go over these problems on Friday before taking your test.

Begin With The End In Mind. Newspaper Activity Five years from now, your local paper does a story about you and they want to interview the person who.

Unit 1 Friendship Gloria Who Might Be My Best Friend – Day 1.

Ocean Organism Project. Timeline Friday: sign up for an ocean organism to research. The goal is to have a large variety of organism that are researched,

Section 1.5 Algebra 1 Book – Use a Problem Solving Plan.

1. 1. What do you notice in this image?. 2. What do you think this is?

Collect 4 sheets of paper and layer them about 1.5 cm apart vertically. Keep the edges level. Fold up the bottom edges of the paper to form 8 equal tabs.

Friday Quiz Details! Part One-Geography You will have to correctly identify places and features of US and NC map. Part 2: Key terms.

Welcome! EWRT1A Composition and Reading. Agenda Extra Credit Available Workshop Rough Draft Introductions and Thesis Statements Homework.

5-Minute Check Simplify. 1) 2)3) 4) 5) 2/3 3/5 2 2a/b3.

Energy and Gravity.

Friday Mr. E. Louisiana History Aug. 21, 2009 Work with the people at your table to: 1.Name five cities or towns in Calcasieu parish. Be sure to put.

EM Spectrum Wednesday, February 25, Unit 8: EM Spectrum/Optics Wednesday, 2/25  Pick up a warm-up sheet from the Physics bin.  Draw the mind map.

MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!! 12/14/2015 – “The best way out is always through.” – Robert Frost Teaching Point(s): – We will analyze Chapters 4-5 in Of Mice and.

Science Process Skills. What is Science?

By: Wayne Grover. Steps in a Process Steps in a process: the actions or steps you take in order to reach a goal Clue words include: numbers, illustrations,

Aim: What is sound? Do Now: Get a textbook and use pages to define the following terms in your note book. 1.Vibrate 2.Sound wave.

Left Side-Right Side Activities for Social Studies Class.

1A1 English 13 th January 2015 Media Studies: How a newspaper is created.

DoING Science: Science Process Skills Science is a process through which we learn about the world. We not only learn about science, we actually DO Science!

Early Methods of Travel. Take out three sheets of loose-leaf paper Label the first sheet “canoe/portage” Label the second sheet “stagecoach” Label the.

1.What do you see? Describe the physical environment of this place. 2.Where do you think this photo was taken? Why? 3.What do you think the structures.

Spring Stagger your FIVE sheets of paper about ½ in. apart. 2.Fold so that all flaps are on one side and the tabs are equal in size. Make sure.

The Seventh Man by: Haruki Murakami

Monday, March 8, 2017 Aim: How do I turn my notecards and thesis statement into a hybrid outline/draft? DN: Copy Aim/HW M: What is a hybrid? HW: Outline.

Elementary Science Fair Journal

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Opening Activity

Do Now: Draw a picture of a paper airplane

Vacation Plans By _________.

Create a unit 4 cover page

area and the distributive property

Illustrate It! Use the crayons and large paper to illustrate the water cycle with detailed labels on each of the stages.

Song and Tang China Exhibit 9 – Video and Pictures of Canal Lock

Pictures and cars.

March 18 – Chapter 4 Agenda: Reading Quiz Quick-write

Creating primary sources

Focus Question: What were the positive effects of industrialization in the late 1800s and early 1900s? ? HW: Write one page that answers the question:

The distance on the map or drawing or the actual distance.

Competition: Predation: Parasitism: Mutualism: Commensalism:

A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS

ANNOTATED ILLUSTRATION

Digestive System/Body Model

Chicago History 11/22/2010.

Where do we come from? Instructions: place either one or two pins on the map, showing the area of the world that you family originated (i.e. if you.

How did ways of travel change?

Reading Bellwork Pull out your book and read silently.

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Opening Activity

What Do Illustrators Do?

Social Studies Extra Credit

Maintenance Sheet Due Wednesday

Week 1 Day 1 Reading Bellwork Pull out a book and read.

Maintenance Sheet Due Wednesday

Making Predictions The Giver Chapter 21.

Maintenance Sheet Due Wednesday

The Horse and Wagon Problem

PIRATE COLLEGE ACADEMY Period 1

Presentation transcript:

Early Methods of Travel 11/29/2011

HOMEWORK DUE FRIDAY Using information from the 10 documents, write a series of THREE newspaper articles about life in Chicago. They should feature details from the documents. They should be at least 1 page each. Include illustrations for extra credit!

Take out three sheets of loose-leaf paper Label the first sheet “canoe/portage” Label the second sheet “stagecoach” Label the third sheet “canal boat”

Now imagine that you are traveling 96 miles (that’s about 1 ½ hours by car on the highway) from Chicago to LaSalle-Peru SW of the city

On the sheet labeled “canoe/portage” Write how long you think it would take to travel 96 miles using this method of travel Write about things that might happen along the way using this method of travel

On the sheet labeled “stagecoach” Write how long you think it would take to travel 96 miles using this method of travel Write about things that might happen along the way using this method of travel

On the sheet labeled “canal boat” Write how long you think it would take to travel 96 miles using this method of travel Write about things that might happen along the way using this method of travel

Complete the following for EACH method of travel (on the 3 sheets)—DUE TOMORROW!!!! 1) How long did it actually take according to this method of travel? 2) Summarize experiences people had. 3) How did your predictions compare with actual length of travel and experiences? 4) Draw a picture or paste an image for this method of travel.