PPT-People Associated with Lincoln School (P.A.L.S.)

Our purpose is to provide support for Lincoln teachers and staff Conference Meals Educator Appreciation Week School Equipment Comb Binder PALS Grants Lincoln PALS Fundraisers TShirt Sales. Vacation and cultural spots . HISTORICAL PLACES. By Emma C, . Lleyton. , Samantha and Bridget.  . First, here is some history of our school. At or school we have grades K-5.  Our school’s name is Greenacres.  It is named Greenacres because before the school was built it was completely covered in acres of green fields.  In our school we have an awesome principal named Gerry Young.  Mr. Young is the best principal in the world!  A long time ago in about the 1950’s, Greenacres had a Cheer leading team.  Also every year or so we have a famous author comes and talks about the book/books that he/she wrote. . Part 5. The South Breaks Away. John Brown’s Raid and Trial. More bloodshed helped push the North and South further apart.. In 1859, John Brown and some of his followers raided a federal . arsenal. (gun warehouse). They were hoping to start a slave revolt.. 5. th. . Grade. Tabatha Robertson. 1. You are doing research on the influential person of the civil rights during the 19. th. century (1800s).. 2. You will need to be able to identify and teach your group members about your person.. BY: LUCAS PITZER. Lincoln as a small child. Item Title. Demurrer in Allen v. Illinois Central Railroad, [Law papers].. Spring, 1859 . Summary: Allen sued the Illinois Central Railroad and requested $300 in damages. The railroad retained Lincoln, who demurred to Allen's declaration. The . mins. ). F. inish your eulogy (funeral speech) for Lincoln Life: 1809-1865 President 1861-1865. You can write from the perspective of a dear friend, a freed slave, a Lincoln supporter, a happy Southerner , a present day person looking back…. Its up to you- BE CREATIVE!. Vacation and cultural spots . HISTORICAL PLACES. By Emma C, . Lleyton. , Samantha and Bridget.  . First, here is some history of our school. At or school we have grades K-5.  Our school’s name is Greenacres.  It is named Greenacres because before the school was built it was completely covered in acres of green fields.  In our school we have an awesome principal named Gerry Young.  Mr. Young is the best principal in the world!  A long time ago in about the 1950’s, Greenacres had a Cheer leading team.  Also every year or so we have a famous author comes and talks about the book/books that he/she wrote. . American Deliberative Rhetoric. Lincoln. Kennedy. Obama. Australian Epideictic Rhetoric. Keating. Gillard. Middle Eastern Forensic Rhetoric. Netanyahu . Loach. Abraham, Barack, and John. American Deliberative Rhetoric. Or did the slaves free themselves?. Evidence that. Lincoln Freed the Slaves. Evidence that the Slaves Freed Themselves. Directions. : Now that you’ve read excerpts from the Emancipation Proclamation and Frederick Douglass’s thoughts on a meeting he attended with Lincoln after the speech, list evidence from both documents that supports the statements below. You may use bullet-points.. Chapter 14. Communities Mobilize for War. The two nations that existed in 1861, the US and the Confederate States of America, were surprisingly . similar. Fort Sumter . -Charleston. , SC . The . fort was low on supplies so Lincoln, hesitantly, ordered non-military supplies be sent to them. What happened to Lincoln’s assassin & his conspirators?. How did Lincoln’s death affect the US?. What were 2 of Lincoln’s goals/desires for Reconstruction?. Adam Ferrara – Lincoln . joke. May 1, . 2018. President . . . Kiki Peter. s. VP of Operations . Christopher Larry. VP . of Fundraising/Marketing . Shelley Green. Treasurer . . Shirley . Paul. Secretary & Communication . By. Gabrielle, Hannah, Sydney, and Mercer. A. is for-. A. bolitionists. A. bolitionists-people who want to end or abolish slavery.. Among the abolitionists were two sisters who grew up in South Carolina-Angelina and Sarah Grimke. . ABRAHAM LINCOLN “Honest Abe” ABRAHAM LINCOLN Who was Abraham Lincoln? Where was he from? When did he live? What did he do? Why is he famous? America’s 16 th President Many people believe that Abraham Lincoln was the United State’s greatest president. Intro to . Rhetorical devices. Familiar with…. Imagery. Diction. Connotation. Denotation . Figurative language. Analogy. Metaphor. Juxtaposition .  T. he . fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect.