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Friday, April 15, 2011

April 14, 2011 Day One-Hundred and thirty


Math: 2 pages Guinness, 2 pages Sylvan
Chapter 1: from the Cartoon Chronicles of America: Road to Revolution by Stan Mack and Susan Champlain
French and Indian War song to the tune of "Row, row, row your boat"
Using Struggle for a Continent: The French and Indian Wars 1689-1763 by Betsy Maestro and Giulio Maestro as reference
Also used Chester Comics with Content series: Revolutionary Rumblings and The Jamestown Journey
Key Words (with rhymes)
  1. War—for, more
  2. Trade—made, paid
  3. Furs—occurs
  4. Battle—cattle, tattle
  5. Lakes—makes, snakes, takes
  6. French—wench
  7. George—gorge, potage
  8. Maize—faze, gaze
  9. Continent—fought the end
  10. France—pants, chants
10 Facts and Details
  1. The Algonquin Indians fought with the French, the Iroquois Indians fought with the English.
  2. King William's War was the first battle of the French and Indian War.
  3. One of the main reasons for starting the French and Indian war was the fierce competition of fur trading.
  4. The attack on Deerfield, Ass was during the Queen Anne's War in England.
  5. Before the French and Indian war came the Beaver Wars.
  6. The attack on Louisburg put the English in the lead.
  7. Some of the things that were really important with trading with the Indians were: furs, hides, maize, salt, and other things.
  8. By 1689 France had most of the U.S. and called it Louisiana.
  9. George Washington fought in the French and Indian War.
  10. The battle of Quebec made England win the war.
Song
"The French and Indian war"
"The French and English had a war, just because of trade,
The French were protecting their maize and furs,
But the English they got paid"


"King William's War was the first battle of the French Indian War,
This battle the French, they won, but the English said
That they want more"


"You know those tall fancy English hats, were made out of beaver furs,
I don't know why, don't know why, English tried, to make the Beaver
Wars occur"


"Soon after that came the attack, on Deerfield Massachu---SETTS!
The French won this battle, pushed the English like Cattle,
The French said burn it?... LETS! "


"The English got back, with the attack, on Louisburg, put them
The lead! The colonies grew,
Most of the wars threw, just need to sign the peace treat—ey!"


"Come on you English, just burn down Quebec, it's not that hard of a plan,
Just climb up that rock, and at 1 o' clock,
Fight until the war's end"


"That is exactly what they did, George Washington
Won the war! But with all of this tax, the colonies said, "MAX"
Go see what this is for."

2 comments:

  1. Loved the song Sophie... great work as always

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  2. That's my Broadway musical writer, director, choreographer, song writer, dancer, singer, actress star!
    You could put out a CD for major periods of history, each sung to a familiar song! Easier for students to recall history!

    All around the Capitol
    The Congress chased Obama
    In the end
    the budget was done
    But, what a bummer!

    Bo

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