Harsh Winter
The pilgrims have hoped to settle here
In Virginia.
Name of this famous ship?
The Mayflower.
How did Squanto escape the great sickness?
Squanto
had been taken to England by fishermen before the strange
sickness broke out.
Who did the visitor bring to visit Plymouth?
Samoset brought the chief of the Wampanoag
to Plymouth colony.
What season is Thanksgiving?
Fall/Autumn.
The first visitor to meet the Pilgrims
Samoset
This building was later used for something else?
As a place of worship.
How did the visitor learn English?
By working with the English fishermen who dried their nets along the shore.
Who was the new governor and how long did he lead?
William Bradford was governor of
Plymouth for the next thirty-five years.
According to the governor he wasn't sure they served turkeybut they served these instead..........
They had “fowl,” or birds, for dinner, as well as other kinds of meat.
On many days the weather was so bad. What happened to half of the pilgrims?
They died of cold and hunger.
Name of the first house the pilgrims built.
The common house.
Another word for "ASTONISHED"
For the young boys and girls, who were also very busy; name all the tasks (work) they did. How did they help?
They gathered mussels from the rocks in the shallow water at the
edge of the sea. They dug clams from the wet sand. They carried
water and wood. They stuffed linen sacks with cornhusks to
make mattresses.
How long did the feast last, and what did this feast become?
It lasted for 3 days, and it became known as an American tradition.
All Native Americanswho lived nearby watched the Pilgrims do these things: Name two of these things.
1, Bring supplies from the ships, 2, Cut down trees and saw them into planks to build houses.
What happened to the pilgrims when spring finally came.
They moved out of the Mayflower and into their houses.
What happened to the Native Americans who used
to live in the place where the Pilgrims had built their village?
A strange sickness
had killed every member of that nation.
Why did Squanto stay
behind to live with the Pilgrims?
Because he showed the Pilgrims where to
fish. He pointed out which nuts and berries were safe to eat.
What does Thanksgiving remind us of?
When we celebrate Thanksgiving today, we remember how the Pilgrims came to the Americas in search of religious freedom, how much they had to suffer, and how grateful they were for their new life. We also think about the Native Americans who helped them and who shared in their celebration.
Why did the captain of the ship refuse to go any further?
The cold, snowy days of winter had already begun.
What did the pilgrims do during the summer?
They tended their gardens.
Describe this visitor.
A tall Native American warrior with long black hair.
During the visit what activities took place between the Pilgrims and the native Americans
The Pilgrims and the Native Americans exchanged gifts.
Then they ate and drank together. Afterward, Governor Carver and
the chief made a peace treaty that lasted fifty-four years.
The governor said there's a lot to be thankful for. What are those things?
Theyhad finally found a place to worship God in their own way. And thanks to their Native American friends,their harvest would be plentiful.