10 Option 1 red green blue 20 15 Option 2. Instructions for the blue team: 1. Open Word 2. Go to Smithsonian.com and find appropriate pictures or artifacts.

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10 Option 1 red green blue Option 2

Instructions for the blue team: 1. Open Word 2. Go to Smithsonian.com and find appropriate pictures or artifacts for this unit 3. Using copy/paste, create a collage 4. You may add text to the collage 5. You may use Paintbrush and draw your own pictures to add to the collage Back

Instructions for green team: Powerpoint / 4-6 slides / text & pictures Back

Instructions for red team: Interview questions/answers Back

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Back Bonus 20 Inspiration Project: Point of View Choose 2 characters and create memoir entry--you may even choose the suitable voice for each character.

Option 1: Using graphic organizer, choose 1 bubble from each main topic and as a note, write 1-2 sentences explaining more detail. Back

Option 2: Using graphic organizer, choose 1 bubble from each main topic and as a note, write a paragraph explaining more detail. Back