Immigration Paper Dolls

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Immigration Paper Dolls English

Use the information you learned to create a paper doll about your immigrant Head- Statistics about the immigrants from your country coming into America (3 statistics) Mouth- Meaningful Direct Quote on topic of your immigrant’s culture Stomach- How this group was treated when they came to America (one paragraph min) Hand- The Country’s Flag (colored) Feet- Traditional Jobs they held in America (bullet points) Heart- Major reasons for immigrating to America Clothing- One piece of clothing/article of clothing that represents their country from the time period of immigration Leg- Graph/Chart you found on your group’s immigration AND the source where you found it (optional)- Suitcase with photo collage of immigrants (black and white photos/ illustrated photos)