PPT-Take a Ride with Paul Revere

Dayna Harkey Wunderle Amanda Herndon Nicole Garza 3 rd Grade Jefferson Parkway Elementary Common Core Standards Social Studies SS3H2 The student will discuss the lives of Americans who expanded peoples rights and freedoms in a democracy . videoclipurinoiro brPage 1br Sandon Park Ride Site brPage 2br Parkway Stop G towards City centre brPage 3br Victoria Road South brPage 4br Duke Street Careers Office brPage 5br Reed Your names:. 1735 What is Boston like when Paul Revere is born?. What page. ?. 263. Description. ?. There are 42 streets, 4,000 houses, 12 churches, 4 schools, many horses and dogs, and about 15,000 people. There is plenty to see; many ships coming and going, and street vendors. “In Depth”. Morten Kromberg, CTO. Dyalog v14.1 / RIDE 2. Release Cycle. No major “language” features. Plenty. of . work. done on:. Performance. Security. Portability. User Interface Features (Windows). American Patriot. Purpose of Lesson. Standard. : SS3H2 – The student will discuss the lives of Americans who expanded people’s rights and freedoms in a democracy.. Paul Revere (independence). Explain social barriers, restrictions and barriers that these historical figures had to overcome and describe how they overcame . 1735 - 1818. By: Ms. Otten. Cedar Hill Elementary. The Early Years.... Paul’s father, . Apollos. , immigrated to the British Colonies from France when he was 13.. . He later changed the family last name from . ISE - January 201 6 Index Report 1 Overview The ISE - Revere Natural Gas Index provides investors exposure to the global natural gas industry. Demand for natural gas has always been highly cyclical An American hero?. Paul Revere. He was born in 1735 and died . in 1818.. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts.. His father was silversmith.. Jobs. Paul Revere took over his father’s shop.. He became a silversmith, watchmaker, engraver and a messenger.. The Meaning of Life. St. Ignatius and Jesuit Missions. Welcome to your second lesson about St. Ignatius of Loyola (whose feast day is on 31. st. July).. These lessons have been designed for you by Jesuit Missions. . By: Danielle Ruff. 3. rd. Grade. Cartersville Elementary School. Life Before War. Paul Revere was born in 1734.. He became a . silversmith. (person who made things out of silver and gold) like his father (. In 1774 and the Spring of 1775 . Paul Revere . was employed by the Boston Committee of Correspondence and the Massachusetts Committee of Safety as an express rider to carry news, messages, and copies of resolutions as far away as New York and Philadelphia. The Meaning of Life. St. Ignatius and Jesuit Missions. Welcome to your second lesson about St. Ignatius of Loyola (whose feast day is on 31. st. July).. These lessons have been designed for you by Jesuit Missions. . Paul Revere. . was a Patriot who wanted liberty for the colonists. . Hi! I’m Paul Revere. . I fought for freedom!. I am known for being . determined. . and wanting . liberty. . As you learn more about my life, see if you can point out times where I show those character traits. First, let’s take a look at what those words mean! . Fifth Grade. Unit 2 Week 5. Words to Know. fate. fearless. glimmer. lingers. steed. magnified. somber. a horse, especially a riding horse. steed. fate. fearless. glimmer. lingers. magnified. somber. steed.