The Donner Party

The Donner Party. By Nai Saelee Mr. Brown’s Fourth Quarter Project. Original Journey. The original journey to California or Oregon was to last 2,000 mile. If traveling by oxen and or horses at 15 miles per day you would reach California or Oregon in about 5 months.That

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By Jordyn

The Oregon Trail. What: A 2000 mile long trail from Missouri to Oregon.Who: Pioneers such as Amelia Stewart Knight. When: It started in 1843 and ended in 1869Where: It started in Missouri and went through Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho, Kansas, and ended up in Oregon.They crossed rivers.Why: Pioneers

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The Donner Party

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The Oregon Trail

The Oregon Trail. A virtual tour along the landscape. Oregon Trail Map . The Oregon Trail. Pioneers: a.k.a. – Overlanders, parties, companies or teams (some groups: 1000) Traveled 2000 miles during summer months (April-Nov.) in 1830’s and ’40’s Young – adult males traveling w/ families

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The Donner Party Expedition

The Donner Party Expedition . Whitney Bartlett . The Donner Party .

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Chapter 13 Westward Expansion (1820-1860)

Chapter 13 Westward Expansion (1820-1860) . 1. 1. Oregon Country In the spring of 1846 many people were on their way to the western frontier. As the nation grew many people moved west on the Oregon Trail . In doing this, the United States enlarged its borders. . 2. The Lure of Oregon

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Fifth Grade

Fifth Grade. Social Studies Week Two. Using the map above, what mountain range must the pioneers cross when on the Oregon Trail?. The Rocky Mountains. What city was known as the “Gateway to the West” because it was where pioneers came to form wagon trains and leave on their trip west?.

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Westward Ho! Oregon Trail Web Quest

Westward Ho! Oregon Trail Web Quest. Presented by: Erin Honer and Bethany Lee Fall 2008. Introduction. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel as a pioneer on the Oregon Trail? Now is your chance to relate to pioneers and their life on the Oregon Trail. . Task #1.

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Trapped by the Ice!

Trapped by the Ice!. Monday. Text Organization. Title Headings Paragraphs Captions Photographs/Illustrations. Going West: Children on the Oregon Trial. I am going to read aloud a nonfiction article that describes what it was like for pioneers to travel west on the Oregon Trail.

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1775 - Daniel Boone

1775 - Daniel Boone. Westward Expansion. 1787 – Northwest Ordinance law 1817 – President Monroe 1830 – Indian Removal Act 1838 – Trail of Tears Cherokees. War of 1812 Louisiana Purchase 1803. Oregon Treaty of 1846 Texas 1846-1848 – the Mexican-American War 1853 – Gadsden Purchase

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Moving Westward

Moving Westward. The Oregon Trail. Route of the Oregon Trail. Notes About the Trail: . 2,000 miles long The trail followed rivers, crossed the Rocky Mountains. Notes About the Trail: . Trail forked after Rocky Mountains- one path went to Oregon, one went to California.

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Yeehaa …Round up your wagons and giddy up on the Oregon Trail!

Yeehaa …Round up your wagons and giddy up on the Oregon Trail!. Your guide to the Oregon Trail.

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Think about it…

Think about it…. Read the poem about a traveler on the Oregon Trail. After you finish reading and reflecting on the poem, answer the questions below. Oregon Trail In our wagon cutting through the trail not much food to be braggin nor water in our pail

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The Donner Party

By: Nicole Gaudet, Corrine Weatherby, and Tavia Rzasa. The Donner Party. The Donner Party.

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NOTES: Expansion

NOTES: Expansion. * Manifest Destiny & $ Oregon Country Drawn by fur trade Oregon Trail : overland route from Missouri to Oregon. JUST B/C ITS INTERESTING Many died on journey The Donner Party story – stuck in snowstorm and resorted to cannibalism to survive. Mmmmm I taste like

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The Oregon Trail

The Oregon Trail. Social Studies. A.) The Oregon Trail. The Oregon Trail is a 2,000 miles (3200-km) historical wagon and foot route to Oregon Country. A.) The Oregon Trail. The Oregon Trail lasted from the early 1830’s to about 1869.

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Oregon Trail

BY ALEF S ZARAGOZA. Oregon Trail. THE OREGON TRAIL.

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The Donner Party

The Donner Party. Goals:. 1. Describe the mistakes the Donner Party made. 2. Describe the bad luck the Donner Party faced. The Donner party. When? Where?. The Donner party. When? Spring 1846 Where?. The Donner party. When? Spring 1846

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Primary Program 2009

Primary Program 2009. Pioneer theme. United States 1839 - 1846. SALT LAKE CITY. Nauvoo. Wagons. July 26 - Nauvoo . Review songs with guitar/fire/blankets On the trail to keep their spirits up they sang. Lesson on Pioneers – Focused on Beautiful Savior Closing song Baptism.

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Welcome to the Donner Party (By Veronica Rodriguez)

Welcome to the Donner Party (By Veronica Rodriguez). Donner Party Introduction.

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Goal:

Goal:. 1. Describe the preparation and difficulties of the Oregon Trail. Oregon trail – a 6 month, 2000 mile journey. Oregon Trail. 1. Why go?. Oregon Trail. Why go? Discontent, opportunity to start over, disease and LAND. Oregon Trail. 2. Supplies. Oregon Trail. Supplies

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PDF_ I Escaped The Donner Party: Pioneers on the Oregon Trail, 1846

6 minutes ago - COPY LINK TO DOWNLOAD : https://koencoeng-ygtersakity.blogspot.mx/?lophe=1951019148 | PDF/READ I Escaped The Donner Party: Pioneers on the Oregon Trail, 1846 | 15-year-old Zeke battles hunger, bears, and blizzards when their pioneer-wagon-train takes a wrong turn on the Oregon Trail.From multi-award winning Ellie Crowe and Scott Peters comes a riveting, kid-powered survival adventure based on true events!Zeke, a 15-year-old enthusiastic horseback rider from Illinois, is excited to join more than eighty pioneers heading west on the iconic Oregon Trail. However, things take a dire turn when their wagon train takes a risky shortcut, leaving the settlers stranded in a frigid mountain pass. As howling winter storms rage around the Donner Party, they're unable to move forward or back. Starvation looms and Zeke attempts to walk out of the wilderness on sheer willpower alone. Can he make it to California? Can he ever hope to survive?This is the 5th children's book in the I Escaped Series about brave boys and girls who face real-world challenges and find ways to escape disaster. Sure to appeal to fans of New York Times Bestseller Lauren Tarshis's I Survived Series and Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales.The short chapters make for easy wins, and Zeke's gripping situation keeps even reluctant readers turning pages just to find out what's going to happen next.Based on actual survivor accounts, this inspirational story is exceptionally vivid, swift-paced, and stirring. The Westward Expansion is a tale of Indians and pioneers, mountains, deserts and places where the buffalo roamed, of covered wagons and horses and a new country taking shape.Great for kids book clubs and classrooms--a study guide is available at scottpetersbooks.com/worksheetsExtras: A fact section about the Oregon Trail, Westward Expansion, and much moreBlack and white drawings bring every chapter to lifeA route mapAn adrenaline-charged, nonstop action adventure tale of values and courage.Collect the whole I Escaped Series&quota must for every reading list&quotCan Zeke survive disaster? Read it and find out!

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