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Warm-up(7) What might motivate you to move from your home to somewhere else? Add Unit 1: 13 Colonies pg. 27 to Table of Contents Paste title page onto pg. 27 Lifework tracker

Announcements Trash Notebooks & folders

Table discussion(3) What does it mean to explore? Where do you want to explore and why? What is the difference between “discovering” a place and finding a place where someone already lives? What might that interaction look like?

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Explorers Marco Polo Amerigo Vespucci Christopher Columbus

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