reporter: GRACIE CROWE
resource: 5 grade
Do you know about Native American Adaptations to the
environment? Well I do, native Americans had to adapt their way of life to their surroundings. Each group had to find way's to find way's to use the available nature resources wisely so they can survive in there particular environment resource:5th grade social studies
About the best Presidents in History
Reporter:Gracie Crowe
source: Collegestats.org
Do you know about the best presidents in history. "Surely, a selection of the best U.S. presidents is a subjective one, but a 2008 Harris poll revealed that the public's perception is totally off base. It turns out that students and the general public are much more likely to list those with which they're familiar from their own life time, rather than true "greatness".When measured against the lists that most historians provide, they are completely different."
That was about the best presidents in History. For example here is one of the best president in History. And they measured against the lists that most historians provide, they are completely different.
All about Isaac Shelby
Reporter: Gracie Crowe
Resource: 4 grade social studies notebook
Do you know about Isaac Shelby? Isaac Shelby's early life was spent in the Appalachian Mountain region of the Colonies. He was born in Western Maryland, lived in Western Virginia and Eastern North Carolina, and eventually settled in Kentucky. These moves from place to place explain why he was an elected representative in 2 different state legislatures, Virginia and North Carolina. Eventually he became the first and fifth governor of Kentucky. He must have been a very talented man to be elected to so many public offices in so many different places.
All About Daniel Boone
Reporter: Gracie Crowe
Resource: 4 grade social studies notebook
Do you know about Isaac Shelby? Isaac Shelby's early life was spent in the Appalachian Mountain region of the Colonies. He was born in Western Maryland, lived in Western Virginia and Eastern North Carolina, and eventually settled in Kentucky. These moves from place to place explain why he was an elected representative in 2 different state legislatures, Virginia and North Carolina. Eventually he became the first and fifth governor of Kentucky. He must have been a very talented man to be elected to so many public offices in so many different places.
All About Daniel Boone
Reporter: Gracie Crowe
Resource: Daniel Boone and the American Frontier
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Facts about Daniel Boone
Daniel Boone spent his boyhood in Pennsylvania.
Daniel's Boone's father was a weaver who made baskets and hats and clothes.
Daniel's favorite thing to do when he was a boy was roam in the woods.
Daniel Boone's father and mom had 10 kids in all.
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The Pledge of Allegiance
By: Gracie Crowe
Have you heard of the American Flag? You should because every morning we put our right hand on our heart and say the pledge.
I pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
The pledge of Allegiance means I promise loyalty to the flag of the 50 states of America and to the people who vote and make the laws for which the flag is freedom one country under god where people are important we are unbreakable, we have freedom in America and are treated fairly.
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