THANKSGIVING PRESENTATION

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Hello, I´m a THANKSGIVING TURKEYI am going to tell you my story,,,Ready to KNOW MORE ABOUT THANKSGIVING PARTY?

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PILGRIMS: people that go on a long journey to settle in another land.

A group of English people, seeking religious freedom form the Church of England, decided to start a new live in the New World..

England 1620

A BIT OF HISTORY

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In 1619 the pilgrims obtained a land patent to ESTABLISH A COLONY in America.

1. The pilgrims

In September 1620, around 100 passengers set sail in the Mayflower across the Atlantic.They were called: the "father Pilgrims.”.

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In 1620, a ship called the MAYFLOWER sailed from Plymouth (England), across the Atlantic. The destiny: noth Virginia

2. THE MAYFLOWER

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SMOOTH: softSKIPPER: the master of a ship

3.The VOYAGE

The ship's master, Christopher Jones, is an experienced skipper. But the two-month journey will not be a smooth one..”.

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DECK: a floor of a ship

chamber pots:

CURIUS FACTS: WHAT ABOUT PERSONAL HYGENE?

Below deck, the Pilgrims rarely get a breath of fresh air, except to empty their chamber pots.

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the journey was a nightmare due to the STORMS

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VIDEOS The voyage and the life in the Mayflower

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...making very difficult for them to find food or build shelters

The pilgrims arrived at Plymouth (today Massachussents)..and it was winter!!!...

4. THE FIRST WINTER

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The first winter

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They tought them how to fish, hunt and plant

Fortunately, native indians, the Wampanoag, shared their knowledge and helped the Pilgrims

5. THE WAMPANOAGS

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So they invited the Wampanoags to joint them to the feast

One year later, the harvest was very successful and they had a lot of food for the winter

6. THE FEAST

what happened AFTER THE FEAST?

After the feast, the Wampanoag gave land to the Pilgrims tobuild a town. Both peoples agreed to a pact of friendship and trust.They built a town called Plymouth, like their home in England.Soon, the town needed to grow. Many pieces of land were taken from the Wampanoag in the next few years. The Pilgrims had forgotten the kindness of the Wampanoag. Sadly, after many wars, the Wampanoag were driven from their land.

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WAMPANOAGS TODAY

Today, about 4,000-5,000 Wampanoag live in New England.Recently, the Wampanoag found some of their relatives in theCaribbean islands, descendants of the Wampanoag people who were sent into slavery after a war between the Wampanoag and English.The Wampanoag continue their way of life through oraltraditions, ceremonies, hunting and fishing. Children go to school and learn in the Wampanoag language. The Wampanoag persist in keeping their traditions. We might respect the Wampanoag too.

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the firstthanksgiving

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reading activity...

WORK ON THE VOCABULARY

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WRITE THE ANSWER WITH COMPLETE SENTENCES

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UNDERLINE THE INFORMATION

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READ THE QUESTIONS AND FIND INFORMATION

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READ THE STORY IN SILENCE

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Reading activity step by step

HOW TO DO A GOOD READING COMPREHENSION

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Children performance

6 minutes and 50

Plymoth plantation

Documentary: 30 minutes

Pilgrim life

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Free birds

Animated film: 1 hour and

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films

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Dinner Plate Craft

crafts

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VOCABULARY

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History of pilgrims

song

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QUIZZ TIME

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PRESENT TIME

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It is celebrated in the 4th Thursday of November

AbrahamLincoln made Thanksgiving anational holiday on November26, 1863.

DID YOU KNOW..?

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It is celebrated in the 4th Sunday of November

Since 1941, thanksgiving is a national festivity

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This was the first thanksgiving party

They had a lot to give thanks for!

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