1. GET OUT YOUR PLANNER Turn to Pg 34 - Oct. 26 th Turn to Pg 34 - Oct. 26 th Is your Salem RAM copied in Log? Is your Salem RAM copied in Log? No … Then it’s due tomorrow Graded Completion Check Doing the Notebook Log?: Print out Survival pictures for your Log Print out Survival pictures for your Log

2. Tuesday’s Goal Performance Check for TT Log Performance Check for TT Log Set up SURVIVAL TIPS in your TT Log Include Pictures for your Kit Set up SURVIVAL TIPS in your TT Log Include Pictures for your Kit

3. TIME TRAVEL SURVIVAL MANUAL I’ve learned that to do any mission I have to be extremely prepared. I have to know all about the people so I don’t get detected as someone from the 21 st Century.

4. “Extras” For My Log “Extras” For My Log Whether I do a Notebook Log or Computer Whether I do a Notebook Log or Computer Log I now NEED to add these notes and add extra graphics/pictures for a SURVIVAL KIT. Log I now NEED to add these notes and add extra graphics/pictures for a SURVIVAL KIT. SURVIVAL KIT SURVIVAL KIT Food-Drink Fire Making Food-Drink Fire Making Medicine Money Medicine Money Social Class Fashion Social Class Fashion

5. LANGUAGE I will be the one who talks “funny”. I will be the one who talks “funny”. I need trained in how to talk like they did. I need trained in how to talk like they did. Americans in the 18 th Century have English, Irish, Scottish, and German accents. Americans in the 18 th Century have English, Irish, Scottish, and German accents. SPECIAL EXTRA NOT REQUIRED Hyperlinks or Phrases for talking like these people so I fit into society. SPECIAL EXTRA NOT REQUIRED Hyperlinks or Phrases for talking like these people so I fit into society.

6. FOOD and DRINK Food is prepared over the fire. Food is prepared over the fire. No microwaves! No microwaves! Strange recipes: Johnny Cakes, Apple Tansey, Strange recipes: Johnny Cakes, Apple Tansey, Shepherd’s Pie, Peanut Soup, Welsh Rabbit No Soda, Gatorade, or even bottled H20 No Soda, Gatorade, or even bottled H20 Expect to drink: Expect to drink: Tea, Milk, Cider, Wine, and Ale ( NOT ginger ale!) Tea, Milk, Cider, Wine, and Ale ( NOT ginger ale!)

7. Fire is your Friend Need a Fire-making Kit: Need a Fire-making Kit: Flint and Steel Flint and Steel Firewood always needs gathered while on your missions Firewood always needs gathered while on your missions

8. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Stay healthy. I’m probably not vaccinated for small pox Stay healthy. I’m probably not vaccinated for small pox Be careful drinking the water – it could be polluted! Be careful drinking the water – it could be polluted!

9. Expect people to be dirty, smell, and even have lice/fleas. Expect people to be dirty, smell, and even have lice/fleas. Take a first-aid kit and medicines. Take a first-aid kit and medicines.

10. TAKE MONEY ALONG Colonial American Money System is English money 1 pence Sixpence = 6 pennies 12 pennies = 1 Shilling 5 Shillings = 1 Crown 20 Shillings = 1 Pound=

11. Open Your Class Notebook NOT TT Log COPY THIS AND DO THIS: COPY THIS AND DO THIS: It’s 1700’s America. When you visit a town LIST types of jobs/buildings you might see It’s 1700’s America. When you visit a town LIST types of jobs/buildings you might see ( don’t list houses ): ( don’t list houses ): 1234

12. TT PREPARATION COLONIAL TOWNS Besides homes, these were busy places where all business (economic) activity for a colony took place. Besides homes, these were busy places where all business (economic) activity for a colony took place. TYPES OF BUSINESS I CAN EXPECT TO FIND IN 18 TH Century America: TYPES OF BUSINESS I CAN EXPECT TO FIND IN 18 TH Century America:

13. TRADES: where things are made or fixed TRADES: where things are made or fixed 1.2.3.4.5. OTHER BUILDINGS OTHER BUILDINGS (other than houses) (other than houses) 1 2 3 4 5

14. COLONIAL TOWNS The following Hyperlinks give you ideas of what towns were like in the 18 th Century (years?) http://www.history.org/visit/TourtheTown/ http://www.classzone.com/cz/books/amer_hist_1 914/resources/htmls/animations/seaport_anim/ ah04_anim_neseaport.html http://www.classzone.com/cz/books/amer_hist_1 914/resources/htmls/animations/seaport_anim/ ah04_anim_neseaport.html

15. TIME TRAVEL PREPARATIONS Understanding Social Classes. I will see NOT all men & women are created equal.

16. SOCIAL CLASSES DURING THE 18 TH CENTURY GENTRY Slang for the wealthy gentlemen and gentlewomen. Money earned from Land Ownership or Merchant Business

17. SOCIAL CLASSES “Middling” Slang for the Middle Class Farmers Craftworkers/Trades People (Those who make something)

18. SOCIAL CLASSES The Poor Farmers who own little land Low skill jobs in towns

19. SOCIAL CLASSES INDENTURED SERVANTS Poor people who can’t afford to buy Poor people who can’t afford to buy ticket to America so they “sell” their labor. Someone pays for their trip to America and in Someone pays for their trip to America and in return they will work for the person for 4-7 years. return they will work for the person for 4-7 years.

20. SOCIAL CLASSES SLAVES Africans who are forced to work because of racism. Some blacks became “free” but are still considered lower class.

21. Do not copy this into Log In Preparation for TIME TRAVEL you will need to research Clothing and Fashion and In Preparation for TIME TRAVEL you will need to research Clothing and Fashion and INCLUDE at least 1 graphic. Plan on NOT being rich Gentry. Your fashion should be of the middlin’ or poor. See Mr. K or print one off internet. See Mr. K or print one off internet.

22. This is the Colonial Period It is the 1700’s If Googling pictures for your LOG make sure to try different search words…. If Googling pictures for your LOG make sure to try different search words….EX: Colonial Clothing Colonial Fashion Or follow the theme of your upcoming adventure.

23. PANTS = Breeches or Britches PANTS = Breeches or Britches SOCKS = Stockings

24. FASHION IN 18 th CENTURY CLOTHING MATCHED SOCIAL CLASS STATUS. HERE’S an Interactive Site To Learn Clothing and Fashion In The 18 th Century. Click This Hyperlink and Follow the Directions: HERE’S an Interactive Site To Learn Clothing and Fashion In The 18 th Century. Click This Hyperlink and Follow the Directions: http://www.history.org/History/teaching/dayInThe Life/webactivities/dress/dress.cfm http://www.history.org/History/teaching/dayInThe Life/webactivities/dress/dress.cfm