Wednesday, Sept. 5 1. Update Table of Contents DateTitleEntry # 8/31Motives for Exploration wksheet/notes 5 9/4Columbian Exchange notes6 9/4Columbian Exchange.

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Wednesday, Sept Update Table of Contents DateTitleEntry # 8/31Motives for Exploration wksheet/notes 5 9/4Columbian Exchange notes6 9/4Columbian Exchange Activity7 9/5European Claims in the New World map8 9/5Triangle Trade Routes map/questions9 2. Turn to your next blank page and glue in the Columbian Exchange worksheet I gave you.

Missing Work NameParent letterAll About Me worksheet Explorer Quiz Chris Fosterx Elizabeth Martinez X Carlos PerezX Deondre Watsonxx I have extra’s of the parent letter and All about me. If you missed the quiz you need to come to tutorials to get it made up

Directions 1.Use the wall map and the map on page 62 in the blue book to determine what item goes where. If it originated in the New World cut it out and glue it on the New World. 2.Pick up a European Claims in the New World map. Color code both maps then answer the questions that go with the Triangular Trade map

Columbian Exchange -From the Old World- Horses Cows Pigs Sheep Chicken Honey Bees Wheat Sugar Cane Onions Lettuce Okra Peaches Pears Watermelons Citrus Fruits

Columbian Exchange -From the Old World- Bananas Olives Lilacs Daffodils Tulips Daisys Dandelions Crabgrass

Columbian Exchange -From the New World- Corn Potatoes Tomatoes Peppers Chocolate Vanilla Tobacco Beans Pumpkins Avocados Peanuts

Columbian Exchange -From the New World- Pineapple Blueberries Sunflowers Petunias Dahlias Marigolds Wild rice

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