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Exploration Begins The Pioneers of Exploration c.1500 Prince Henry Vasco da Gama Christopher Columbus 1.Country 2.Famous Act 3.Rhyme 1.Country 2.Famous.

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1 Exploration Begins The Pioneers of Exploration c.1500 Prince Henry Vasco da Gama Christopher Columbus 1.Country 2.Famous Act 3.Rhyme 1.Country 2.Famous Act 3.Rhyme 1.Country 2.Famous Act 3.Rhyme Your Name

2 BACK Prince Henry Vasco da Gama Christopher Columbus 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3.

3 PRINCE HENRY THE NAVIGATOR Explorer Do you Know? 1. His Country 2. His famous act 3. Rhyme

4 BACK 1. Portugal 2. Brought together experts to study navigation and exploration 3. Prince Henry, he loved exploration, so he started a school of navigation

5 VASCA DA GAMA Explorer Do you Know? 1. His Country 2. His famous act/purpose 3. Memory hook

6 BACK 1. Portugal 2. First European to sail to India (around Africa) 3. Da Gama Da sailed to Da India! Movie clip

7 CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Explorer Do you Know? 1. His Country 2. His famous act/purpose 3. Memory hook

8 BACK 1. Spain 2. Sailed west looking for route to India, ran into America 3. In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. Sailing west to India, Chris ran into America Movie clip

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