Migration and Settlement in Michigan Unit 3 – The Early History of Michigan – Lesson 6 I can identify challenges that faced early pioneers in Michigan.

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Migration and Settlement in Michigan Unit 3 – The Early History of Michigan – Lesson 6 I can identify challenges that faced early pioneers in Michigan and explain the cause-effect relationship of its slowly growing population.

Materials Needed for Lesson  Cause/Effect Graphic Organizer Sheet (blank)  Pioneer Graphic Organizer Sheet (blank boxes)  Mentor Text : The Log Cabin Quilt or The Log Cabin Christmas  Artifact Cards (optional) for group activity  Glue these into your Social Studies folder prior to the slideshow!

What do you think this is? Turn and talk about it. Would this be a primary or secondary source? Why? This is a map of Michigan from about 200 years ago!

Two Main Settlements in Michigan  Detroit  Mackinaw Island  Pioneers – people who came to a new area to settle (live)  Why did pioneers come to Michigan?

Imagine…. Imagine life as a pioneer. What it would be like to move to a brand new place with….  Very few roads  Very few maps to describe it  Covered in forests What challenges would you face? Turn and talk and then share out ideas.

New Challenges  Getting lost – not many ways to navigate around  Travel conditions – getting across water, wagons traveling on bumpy terrain with very few roads  Cutting down trees to build a cabin  Clearing the land for farming  Trying to grow a crop like wheat  Wild animals and mosquitoes  Weather conditions like thunderstorms, snowstorms

A Very Slow Start For Michigan Few people came to settle in Michigan in the early 1800s.  What caused this to happen?  What effects did this have on Michigan?

It was hard to travel to Michigan. People didn’t think Michigan had good farmland. Few towns were started. The population of people grew very slowly. Jot your notes down in your graphic organizer in your Social Studies folder!