PPT-Pirate Treasure By KF, 2016

The pirates dragged the treasure The pirates lifted the treasure The pirates carried the treasure The pirates took the treasure The pirates buried the treasure The pirates looked for the treasure. Kelsey Mezzina. The Mythic Pirate. The Hollywood pirate is a construct. Components of the pirate mystique match with reality although many do not. In fact, many of the things that we consider essential to a pirate’s appeal or character are false… . “Ahoy . m’hearties. ”. Literacy Numeracy. History/ Geography ICT DT. Music. Taught by . Miss Keen.. PE. We will be starting with Fundamentals. Developing skills of movement and balance with control.. Practice. Concealed. Most pirates stole coins to spend, not bury. One pirate who did bury treasure was Captain Kidd. In 1699, he hid gold and silver on an island near New York. People have dug up some loot, but more may still be . Historical Elements. Created by: Erin Mailliard and Kimberly . Kisner. Pirates and Piracy. Pirates actually existed in the 18. th. century. . They stole various goods from other ships that were carrying cargo to trade.. Reception . Class. 5. th. November 2015. We hope you all had a lovely half term break! The children have come to school well rested and ready to learn. Our topic for this half term . is . ‘P irates. ‘The Pirate Crunchers’. A range of other Pirate . stories and objects in a story sack.. What is treasure?. Can you make your own treasure map?. Make a pirate dance.. What . is a pirate (character profile)?. Birthdays Autumn 1. Starting Point- Birthdays. Key Text- Kipper’s Birthday. Conclusion- Class toy’s Birthday Party. Personal Social and. Emotional Development.. Communication and Language. Physical Development. Nous voici à la fin de cette année bien remplie.. En principe, j’aurai le plaisir d’embarquer votre enfant l’année prochaine, à bord de mon navire.. Comme cela m’est demandé et que les magasins mettent leurs promotions de plus en plus tôt, je vous adresse la liste du matériel nécessaire.. There. . is. a . pirate…. . . . . … . with. a . precious. . treasure. the pirate has:. . a pearl necklace. a bag of coins . a golden earring . a shiny crown. Pirates are evil thieves, murderers, liars, kidnappers, rapists, terrorists, and torture experts. . There is no such thing as a “good pirate.”. . Please remember…. What do you know about pirates?. Be ready to describe what a ‘typical’ pirate does.. Do Pirates have parrots and bury treasure?. Today I will practice:. Source skills: . using evidence to find information about the past. Research skills: . Treasure in Heaven. What is treasure? . Treasure vs. possession. Earthly vs. heavenly treasure. How do we store up . treasure . in heaven?. The Bema Seat. Seeing treasure clearly. Developing a clear eye. A Sea Shanty. What shall we do with a naughty student?. What shall we do with a naughty student?. What shall we do with a naughty student?. On a Monday morning?. A Sea Shanty Teacher-Style. What shall we do with lovely teachers?. . of this character.. Objectives:. Start. During. End.  . I can explore the character of Jack Dawkins and Fagin.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . I can identify how the characters have been represented by Dickens..