Click on the link below to see some 360 degrees views of colonial life. There are six images. Be sure to see them all. You can make the camera move by clicking on the picture and moving the mouse to rotate the view.Click on the "highlights" below each picture to read a small summary of interesting facts about the picture.When you are done, come back here and post a comment describing the two things that were most interesting to you AND use a "quote" to show how they connect with our literature selection.
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I belive that the most interesting 3-dementional picture was the internal governer's house. It was really modern, just it could use some interior designing. The second most interesting photo was the secnary. It was very green and it was covered with flowers and grass. The only houses that were there were wooden. The story "And Then What Happened, Paul Revere?", it says, "He had already figured out a way to warn the people by using the Charelston River." See? People still use BOATS to travel!
ReplyDeleteI think the 2 best rooms were the room withe the axes and the normal house. The first one was cool because it had axes. And the second one is cool because the bed look good." Paul kept puttin new chairs at the kitchen table."
ReplyDeleteMy favorite thing was the scenery.It was so beautiful and spred out and very busy. Here's a quote from the story. "In Boston there was allwas something to see.Ships were constantly coming and going, unloading everything from turtles to chandeliers."
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite pictures is the village on the lake. I loved that because it really looked like it was there forever and it was carved into nature with that lake. My other favorite would be the bedroom. I liked that because at first it didn't look very clean, but then I thought that that is so cool how they could make that with a loft and a bed and everything! It was also interesting how Paul made so many things to. "He made beads, rings, lockets, bracelets, buttons, metals, pitchers, teapots, spoons, sugar baskets, cups, ewers, porringers, shoe buckles and candle sticks. Once he even made a silver collar for a man's pet squirrel.
ReplyDeleteI think that my favorite part of the pictures was the lake because it looks like their are animals there. It relates to our story because there is a lake there and a whole bunch of animals"4I8 horses and half of the people had dogs."The second picture was the Mayors house because it looked like a real house and it had all the right things for a house."
ReplyDeletemy favorite was the governer house because it show where the governer splet"johnhancock was there"
ReplyDeleteMy favorite pictures were the lake and the storage house. I liked the lake because it was a beautiful view with the clouds in the background.
ReplyDeleteI think the most interesting image was the governor's house. It was interesting because I think it look of the little room looked so different from now. It was so small there were teapots on the ground. The second picture I liked was the Ovens and Colony picture because it was very old and is not seen anymore. Here is a quote from the story: "He made beads, rings, lockets, bracelets, buttons, medals, pitchers, teapots, spoons, sugar baskets, cups, ewers, porringers, shoe buckles, and candlesticks."
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ReplyDeleteThe two things that were most interesting were the storehouse and the ovens. It would be hard to cook in the ovens.
"Then he picked up his ax and joined the other Son of Liberty, all pretendind to be Indians, all carrying axes."
One picture that really amazed me was the picture of an old house because everything was so ordinary, but at the same time, interesting. ex:The pile of pots and pans. Another image that I found interesting was the picture of the lake and vally because the water was glistening and the grass looked so perfect. Here is a connection from the story,"They were filling in ponds."
ReplyDeleteMy vavorite one was the sensory because it had a beutiful veiw here is a quote: "There is lots of things to see".
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ReplyDeletethe two things I like are the govermers
house and the scenery of the forest
"In 7135 there were 42 sreets, 36 lanes
4,000 houses, 12 churches, and 4 schools."
My favorite picture is the one with the ovens because its really cool to see what the ovens looked like back then."in Boston there was always plenty to see."
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ReplyDeletethe two things that were most interesting to me were the ax in the storehouse and the ocean.
"then he picked up his ax and joined the Sons of Liberty, all pretendingto be Indians."
The picture i chose was the storehouse.I think it was really cool because all that food they store in there. And something else i thought was cool was how they fit all of the food in there.There was like thousands of pounds of food in there and it wasn't even that big of a storehouse.There was like 1,741 pounds of one thing." He made beads,rings,lockets,braclets,buttons,medals, pitchers,teapots,spoons,sugar,baskets,cups, ewers,porringers,shoe buckles,and candelsticks."
ReplyDeleteThe thing that interested me more than enything else is how the build there houses in image #1. How they sevive in the place they live."In bostan there are many things to see"
ReplyDeletemy 2 fav pics were when paul and his patients were at his dentiest plce and meny people were there. an intresting fact about that place was when it looked like he really helped alot of people with their teeth.'Artifial Teeth Paul Revere,"he advertised.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite room was the storage room it held 1,060 pounds of meat.Something else that intreasted me was the axes it held."Paul got a trunk with william from a storage place.They walked though a war. to get the trunk back to the person who left the papers that show there plan".
ReplyDeleteThe most intersting 2 thing I thought were the corn crib and the fence.The thing i thought was cool about the fence was that every house had a fence around it's house and garden.the thing i thought was cool about the corn crib is that you don't really put corn in it you could put anything in it. The things you could put in it are,"beads,rings,lockets,braclets,buttons."
ReplyDeletethe most intresting thing that cought my eye was the corn crib and the fence i said those because you never see a corn cribe any where and a fence you see them every where but they make them they don't just buy them and stick it in the ground like we do the get would and other steps and make it
ReplyDeletemy favorite room was the storage room becouse there was alot of meat .i also like the thing that had th axes."paul got a trunk with this ather guy from the storage .they walked through the war with it .
ReplyDeletemy favorite things were a scythe hanging on a beem in the store house and a half eaten bowl of oat meal or somthing in the regular house.
ReplyDeleteI think Lay Preacher's house was the most interesting.I think that because it has a straw roof and iv'e never seen that before.I also liked it because it had tea pots made out of clay."But he always remembered to put spouts on his teapots and handles on his cups."
ReplyDeletemy favorite thing was the little house by the river and the tools that i saw.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite house was the store house was the storehouse because it has alot of resorces to survive in the wilderness."Artifical teeth.paul rever"
ReplyDeleteI liked the curch nexed to the bridish troops on page 275."Paul did not pay any attention to who was firing or who fired first."
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