Family
Sources

Life then and Now
Immigration
Ms. Murchie (Bonus)
100

Name three people who could be in your family

mom

dad

brothers

sisters

100

What kind of sources can you use to learn about the past?

computers

books

artifacts

other

100

Name one thing from the past that is different now

cars

school

clothes

other

100

What does immigration mean?

When you move from one country to a new one to live.

100

What is my favorite color?

red

200

What can your family do for you?

Teach you things.

Love you.

Help you.

200

What is an example of an artifacte?

Something used by people long ago.

EX. tools used by cavemen or weapons used by Roman soldiers.

200

How have things changed now compared to long ago? What have people done to change things?

People have invented new and improved ways for doing things/improved technology and machines.

200

Why do many people move to live in America?

Answers may vary:

- They have family here or their job needs them to live here.

- To go to school.

- For a better life.

200
What is my favorite animal?

Panda

300

How can you learn about your family history?

Talking to your family

Researching your family tree

300

Is a letter written from a soldier to their family a primary source for what was happening during a war?

Yes

300

What was used before cars were invented?

Horse and wagon

300

What are some ways people can travel to America now if they are moving?

Plane, Car (if there is not an ocean in the way), moving van, bus.

*one of thee possible answers is acceptable

300

How many dogs do I have and what kind of dogs?

2 dogs. 1 pitbull and 1 huskey.

400

What is the word for something you and your family do together every year or constantly. Examples are having people over for Thanksgiving or going to see family during other holidays. They can also include having a family dinner together every Sunday night.

Traditions

400

What is an example of a secondary source?

Someone writing a book or a paper about a topic that they researched but did not see with their own eyes.

400

What was used before washing machines?

Washboard and tub of water

400

How would people who live across the ocean had to have travelled to America long ago if they wanted to move here?

Boat

400

How many siblings do I have?

2 sisters and 1 brother.

500

What is the difference between nationality, ethnicity and race?

nationality: Where you live

Ethnicity: Where your family is from

Race: The color of your skin

500

What is oral history?

History that is passed down through stories told out loud by people.

500

What was used before electric and gas stoves?

Wood burning fire

500

What do people have to take in order to become a citizen?

A citizenship test

500

Name one job I have had before teaching.

Receptionist

Go kart track opperator

Dog daycare

Old Navy manager