2. Life 100 Years Ago in San Diego : How has San Diego changed over time?

3. Same or Different? What does it mean to “change over time”? What types of things can change over time? Can places….? Can things or inventions…? Can people…?

4. Change over time - Places Mission Valley What has changed over time? 1912 1951

5. Change over time – Places Mission Valley, 1977

6. Change over time – Places A lot has changed! 1912 1977

7. Change over time - Inventions The telephone invented - 1870s

8. Change over time - Inventions The Automobile invented - 1885

9. Change over time - Inventions The electric toaster invented 1909

10. Change over time - People Clothing changes too!

11. Change over time - People What do you think this was worn for? …School? …Playground? …Party? It’s a bathing suit!!

12. Bathing suits have definitely changed over time!

13. People who helped change San Diego over time Mary Chase Walker Ah Quin Kate Sessions George Marston

14. Mary Chase Walker - Teacher First school teacher “Old Town”

15. Ah Quin – The “Mayor of Chinatown” Chinese Immigrant Spoke English and Chinese Helped other Chinese immigrants

16. Kate Sessions - The “Mother of Balboa Park” Horticulturist City Park / Balboa Park

17. George Marston - San Diego’s “First Citizen” Marston House Serra Museum SDHS

18. Are YOU the next San Diego History Maker? How can we work together to make San Diego a better place to live? Now, and for the future?

19. Tomorrow’s History Maybe some day 100 years from now, there will be students sitting here learning about how we lived… What/ Who will they learn about? Future President ? Barak Obama

20. Words we should know! Chronological- Arranged in numerical order Ex. 1,2,3,4,5 or 1800, 1900, 2009… Timeline - Dates and/or important events written on a line in the order that they happened 1500160017001800 1900

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