Life As a Slave Miss Farwick Social Studies, Grade 5.

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Life As a Slave Miss Farwick Social Studies, Grade 5

What do you know about slavery ?  Has anyone ever tried to make you their servant?  What was is it like?

Slaves  No Choice!  No chance!  No freedom!

Do you get paid for chores?  How much?  Do you get to choose?  Are you punished?

Do slaves get paid for chores?  No money!  One day off a month  Sunday is rest day  Sunrise-sunset  Finished?  Can not read and write

Slave punishment  Chained  Hung  Shackled  Muzzled  Whipped  Why?  Escape, murder, resist slavery, talk too much

You have the knowledge  What are some chores slaves have to do?  How were they punished?  What are your thoughts about this?

Your daily routine  Are you provided with breakfast, lunch, and dinner?  Do you buy your clothes new or used?  How many people live in your house?

Food  No cooking utensils  No time to make utensils  Used hollow pumpkin shells  Owners spent no money  Ate fatty meat and cornbread

Clothing One pair of shoes Three pairs of underwear Did not fit Made of cheap material

Where did slaves live? HHuts FFilled to capacity NNo furniture BBeds made of straw

What type of work did slaves do?  Washed clothes  Cooked  Weaved  Built roads and railroads  Picked cotton  Harvested  Butchered

You have the knowledge  What types of clothes did slaves wear?  What type foods did slaves eat?  Where did they live?

Have you ever been to an auction? What was it for? Did certain things cost more than others? What types of things are auctioned off?

Auctioning off Slaves  Grab and go  Highest bidder  Posters displayed  Put tar on skin  Ranged in price  Women and children worth more

Place your bids!  How much?  Who should you pick?  Why?

What do you think slavery means? Name one thing you did not know about slaves What was most shocking to you? Why is it important to learn about the experiences slaves go through?