Our Kentucky Settlements December 2010 / January 2011.

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Our Kentucky Settlements December 2010 / January 2011

Our Kentucky Settlements Early settlers, like Daniel Boone and James Harrod, crossed the Cumberland Gap to help settle Kentucky. They settled in forts named Boonesborough and Harrodsburg respectively.

We used all of the new information we learned to create a settlement in which American’s would want to settle in the 1700’s. This is what we made!! After studying these settlers and their difficult journeys, we created settlements of our own.

Designing Our Kentucky Settlements

Heaven and Peace, Kentucky Created By: Alex and James Neal

Heaven and peace, Kentucky

Wildcat Friends, Kentucky Created By: Ashley and Katie M.

Wildcat Friends, Kentucky

Peace, Kentucky Created By: Hannah, Dameian, and Nolan

Peace, Kentucky

Mealseaville, Kentucky Created By: Chelsea and Mike

Mealseaville, Kentucky

Created By: Dani and Danielle Tennianasburg, Kentucky

Jevanville, Kentucky Created By: Evan and Jacob

Jevanville, Kentucky

Funtown, Kentucky Created By: Jasmine and Gabby

Funtown, Kentucky

Petsville, Kentucky Created By: Gwen and Rylee

Petsville, Kentucky

Jkmcburg, Kentucky Created By: Kyle and Jake

Jkmcburg, Kentucky

Created By: Logan and Joshua Presidents Bowling Town, Kentucky

President’s Bowling Town, Kentucky

Created By: Katie U. and Meg Friendsville, Kentucky

Fort Sham, Kentucky Created By: Shawn and Sam

Fort Sham, Kentucky

Created By: Kyle and Jake JKMCburg, Kentucky

Nikmansburg, Kentucky Created By: Merideth and Emily

Nikmansburg, Kentucky

After presenting each settlement, the students voted on which settlement they thought their family had the best chance of surviving in. The winners are… In Third Place…. Heaven and Peace Created by: James and Alex In Second Place…. Niksmansburg Created by: Emily and Merideth In First Place…. Petsville Created by: Rylee and Gwen CONGRATULATIONS!!