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THANKSGIVING WEBQUEST INSTRUCTIONS

1- Put the headphones on your ears. place le casque sur tes oreilles 2- Go to www.onyourmarks.org écris dans la barre d’adresse 3- Click on “Thanksgiving” (Latest updates) clique sur « Thanksgiving » 4- Go down the page. In LINKS, click on “BrainPop” (first link) descends jusqu’à LINKS et clique sur “BrainPop” 5- Click on “Play the movie” You can stop the audio whenever you want or go back (just like any audio player). Tu peux arrêter quand tu veux ou revenir en arrière (comme avec n’importe quel lecteur audio)

ACTIVITY 01 LISTEN and WATCH the VIDEO  “Plymouth”

(10 points)

Regarde la video et réponds aux questions en français

1- Comment s’appellent les 2 personnages ? …………………… …………………… 2- Comment dis-tu « pélerins » en anglais ? …………………… 3- Comment s’appelait le bateau des Pélerins ? …………………… 4- En quelle année leur bateau est-il arrivé à Plymouth ? ………… 5- Comment s’appelait la tribu indienne rencontrée ? ………………………………. 6- Un Indien capable de parler anglais s’appelait …………………… 7- A quelles dates a eu lieu le premier « Thanksgiving » ? ………………………………………… 8- Donne le nom du capitaine anglais : ………………………………………… 9- Donne le nom du chef de la tribu indienne: ………………………………………… ACTIVITY 02 LISTEN and WATCH the VIDEO

(37 points) Pour chaque paragraphe, on te donne les mots manquants, replace-les au bon endroit Mayflower – American - Pilgrims – 1620 - Wamponoag

Well, you’ve probably heard of the ……………….. They were settlers from England who came to the New World seeking religious and economic freedom. Their ship, the ……………….., landed in Plymouth, Massachusets in …………. That’s right, way before the Pilgrims ever arrived, a native …………………. tribe, called the ………………..,  what we now know as Rhode Island and Massachusets including Plymouth.

year – unprepared - fish – England

When the Pilgrims landed off the Mayflower, they were in Wampanoag territory. The Pilgrims were ………………………. for the American wilderness and they had a pretty rough time. Many of them died off that first ……….. in the New World. The seeds they brought from ……………… wouldn’t grow on American soil and the Pilgrims really didn’t know how to hunt and …………. .

better – decided – build - good – survive

An English-speaking Wampanoag, named Squanto., ……………….. to help the Pilgrims and teach them how to …………….. He and his people taught them how to plant corn and other new vegetables using fish for fertilizer. They pointed out medicinal plants and showed them how to …………….. the houses, called wigwams. By the time fall rolled around, the Pilgrims were doing much ………….., thanks to the Wampanoag. They held a Thansgiving feast to celebrate their …………. fortune.

November – decided – 1621 – 90 – holiday – celebration – families

Thanksgiving was not an entirely new concept for the Pilgrims or the ……………….. The Pilgrims had held an annual Thansgiving feast in ……………….. that was a religious ……………….. The American Indians actually held several harvest festivals throughout the year. But that was the first Thanksgiving ……………………. that they had together. That happened some time between September 21st and November 11th ………... Well, Captain Miles Standish the leader of the Pilgrims, invited Chief Massassoit the Wampanoag leaders and their immediate ………………… to join them for the Thanksgiving celebration. The Pilgrims weren’t quite prepared for the ……. Wampanoags that showed up. Massasoit, the Chief, sent his men to get more food so that everybody could eat

berries – beans – town – differences – peace – 3 – soup – friendship – new - forced

Yeah, I guess they were good houseguests. They ate things like duck, goose, deer, lobster, wild turkey, fish, ……………., squash, corn ………..., corn bread and …………….. . Their first Thanksgiving lasted …. whole days. That was cool because two groups with little in common came together and formed a ……………. and friendship agreement. Part of that agreement allowed the Pilgrims to build their new ………….. of Plymouth. Sadly the American Indian and Pilgrim ……………… didn’t last forever. As …………. settlers came to America, they didn’t need the help as much as the Pilgrims did. The language, cultural and religious …………………… between the 2 peoples were pretty major and the American Indians and the European settlers began to distrust one another. Eventually the new Americans ……………… most of the Native Americans off their lands. There are still some Wampanoag people living in Massachusets, not that that matters much.

remember – dinner – cooperation – Thanksgiving – tradition – different

Today many Americans carry on the …………………. of Thanksgiving with a ……………… to symbolize how much we all have to be thankful for. And also to …………………. that first Thanksgiving in the spirit of good will and ……………………. help bring 2 very ……………….. groups of people together at one dinner table. Happy ………………………!