Wampanoag: People of the First Light by Juan Cordova

Wampanoag: People of the First Light by Juan Cordova https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4 find your name and write notes as you learn about the Wampanoag and the first Thanksgiving en-us 2020-11-23 23:56:05 UTC 2020-12-15 21:20:46 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/2600.png The Wampanoag Way juancordova1 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961010865 What I notice so far is that their clothes are made out of some sort of animal hide. I also see that they live in a wetu, made out of bark and branches.
They pick berries to make tea and go on the river on a mishoon, a canoe.
I am wondering if the Wampanoag helped the settlers that came to their land?]]> 2020-11-25 18:39:20 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961010865 The Wampanoag Way 40366511 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961071078 What I notice so far is that im pretty sure they kill or shave animals to get their fur to sleep in . And they eat corn BUT they use sweet berries to make it better. they also scream at the crows, they think of it like a scare crow! My question is that how long it would take to make their hut or clothes. And I think it would be fun if I lived like that for a day!]]> 2020-11-25 18:54:09 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961071078 the wampanoag way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961072690 what I notice so far is that they make their house called wetu´s out of trees and the kids help with chores and the kids get to play and they pick up this fruit and make into tea and they have a bout called mishoon they make them out of tree tree trunk an i wondering what language to they speak ]]> 2020-11-25 18:54:33 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961072690 the wampanoag way 4038071 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075221 what i learn so far is that they live
in homes that are made of bark
and branches and for brakefast
they make corn porridge and
they ad blueberries and they grow the corn and the kids help with chores and the get up in trees and scream and the black
birds and the kids act like scare
crows and they drink water from
a spring water and they play double ball for fun and they live
next to a river and for fun they make bets for neckles

what do they make there clothes
of maby of animail]]> 2020-11-25 18:55:11 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075221 The Wampanoag way 4034462 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075414 Something i learned so far is the Wampanoag sleep in something called a wetu and for breakfast they have a hot corn porridge called nassamp and when they get thirsty they go over to the running spring and put some water in their gourd and fill it up.

They play a game called double ball and scare away the crows like a human scarecrow and after that they pick some berries and make tea out of them one more cup please.

They use bear or animal fur as some fabric or quilt to make into blankets.

A question i have is how do they make their clothes.]]> 2020-11-25 18:55:15 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075414 the wampanoag way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075657
what i have learned so is that the wampanoag people live in a tree bark and braches house and it's called wetu . the girl there they play a game called double ball and they scare the scare crows away by how they scream at the birds. i am wondering if they speak another language and i am also wondering where do get there clothes from . they also use a cut up tree trunk as a boat

]]> 2020-11-25 18:55:19 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075657 The Wampanoag Way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075733 What I notice so far is that they build little houses called wetus out of tree bark, branches, and other stuff like that. Did the Wampanoag have their own language or did they share their language with another tribe?]]> 2020-11-25 18:55:19 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075733 the Wampanoag way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075867 What i notice so far is they have there house made of wood called wetu and they use animal skin to keep cozy and warm and they eat corn for breakfast,they go to a lake with a bowl to put water in and to see their friends they need to be on a mishoon and they like to play a game called double ball, the kids do chores with their parents or adults, i wonder if they have school? wetu a home made of tree bark,nassamp is hot corn porridge,they drink water from a spring,the kids yell at the bird to scare them away from the corn,they live next to a river.]]> 2020-11-25 18:55:21 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961075867 the wampanoag way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961076707 they eat corn for breakfast and put berreys to make it sweet
and they live in a house with wood the water is cool and fresh they take a mishoon thew the river and they help with chors and they get to play and they played dobbel ball and they like to scared the crows and they drink tea
i wonder if they do chors evryday they use fur for blankets]]> 2020-11-25 18:55:34 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961076707 The Wampanoag Way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961077302 What i have learned/noticed so far is that they slept in "wetu" Wetu is made out of bark and branches. Another thing that i noticed is the kids get to play and have fun. The kids scare the Black birds away and get to pick out berries with their parents. One last thing i noticed is that they live near the river and get some water from there. One thing i want to know is how their food tastes.]]> 2020-11-25 18:55:45 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961077302 The wampanoag way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961077342 What i notice so far is the way they lived,once they wake up they eat nassap witch is hot corn porrige and they put in some berries to make it sweeter when they are thirsty they get there cups and get some water the kids also like to play a game called double ball

i am wondering how they came up with with the harvest gathering? ]]> 2020-11-25 18:55:45 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961077342 the wampanoag way 4039256 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961078269 what I notice so far is that wampanoag people sleep in wetu, wetu's are made from branch. they eat hot corn soup called Nasaump. they grow corn and the hungry black crows try to eat the corn but they scare of the crows with they're voice. they ride a mishoon through the river. mishoon is a wampanoag word for a boat. they drink tea made out of berry's. the kids play a game called double ball, the kids also help the adults with chores. they drink water from the river fresh and clean. some questions I have are.

how do they make they're clothes?
do they eat the same food everyday?
how do they survive?
what language do they speak?

other things I noticed were how they use bear fur as blankets. the wampanoag tribe lived for thousands of year.the tribe met settlers 400 years ago ( 1621 ).

]]> 2020-11-25 18:55:59 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961078269 The Wampanoag way 40345081 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961078491 What I notice so far is thanksgiving is mostly about wars and they have a small house made of a material "wetu".
They kill animals to make blankets for theirselves]]> 2020-11-25 18:56:02 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961078491 The Wampanoag Way 4034328 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961080703 What i learn so far about the wampanoag is that they sleep in these things called wetu they live by a river to go across the river they ride a boat called a mashoon which is made out of tree trucks they eat d]]> 2020-11-25 18:56:34 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961080703 The Wampanoag way 4036167 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961084560 What I notice so far is that the Wampanoag eat nassamp which is hot corn porridge for breakfast and make them sweet with berries. They use boats called mishoon to cross or ride on the river. Double ball is a very fun game to play. They get berries and mix them with hot tea to make sweet berry tea.They cook qual and grind corn for dinner. They also make bracelets and necklaces out of beads. They also use bear skin for blankets.
I wonder if there are people who live like that everyday.Wetu is a Wampanoag home that is made with tree trunks.When they are thirsty they drink water from a clear spring.The kids yell at the birds to scare them away from the corn that they grow.The Wampanoag live right next to a river.]]> 2020-11-25 18:57:37 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961084560 wampanoag way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961085010 there house is made out of tree branches and tree bark and they ride on a mashoon and play a game called double ball and hungry crows come on the corn field but not for long the girls go high and yell to scare them away. I'm wondering when does the weather change? . the wampanoag tribe people lived for thousands of years. and they met settlers 400 years ago . they pick berries and put it in tea. they ride in a mashoon to go visit other friends up the river
wampanoag means people of the light. they been living on the land for thousands of generations.

]]> 2020-11-25 18:57:43 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961085010 The Wampanoag way 4031080 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961085139 How many time do it cake to build.
They build their bot

]]> 2020-11-25 18:57:45 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961085139 the wampanoag way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961090730 what i leard that they eat corn and they add berreys and that they go to the rever for water then they brew the berreys and make hot tea they help with scaring away the birds that are hungrey they scary away the birds because they whant
to eat the corn they act like scare crows

]]> 2020-11-25 18:59:12 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961090730 The Wampanoag Way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961090757 The Wampanoag tribe is the first light they sleep in wetu and its really cozy the kids help their adults/parents they love having fun they build things alot]]> 2020-11-25 18:59:12 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961090757 The wampanoag way 4037679 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961113533 What i notice so far is that they kill animals and shave them for soft fur for sleep so they dont get cold, and in there free time they make beads out of clay. they make houses called a wetus made out of tree trunks and make a boats made out of tree trunks to visit friends]]> 2020-11-25 19:05:09 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961113533 the Wampanoag way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961151039 what language do they speak?
Do they go for the big predators or the little? I notice they picked berries for something that they drink. They ride a mishoon to go where their friends are or their neighbors. They make tea out of smashed sumac berries. They smash corn for stew. They don´t have an oven like us. They use a fire to cook their food.

]]> 2020-11-25 19:14:48 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/961151039 the wampanoag way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/973466670 what I notice about wampanoag people and life is that they had a special house called wetu another I notice is that there boats are called mishnoon that is made of tree and the last I notice is that they use corn to make a meal.]]> 2020-11-30 21:08:36 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/973466670 Looking at maps and understanding place juancordova1 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985698979 From the first map that showed the journey of the Mayflower I learned about how the ship traveled from England across the Atlantic Ocean.

From the map Territory of the Wampanoag: Circa 1620. I see that there are _______]]> 2020-12-03 20:59:48 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985698979 Looking at maps and understanding place 4036167 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985700150 From the first map I learned that the captain was named Christopher and he was a skipper. On the Mayflower the Pilgrims could hardly breathe. There was a sudden autumn storm that sent one of the passengers off board but luckily the person hung on to a rope to survive, the storm also effected the Mayflower's route and originally they were headed to Virgina but they had to go to the now called Plimoth.The trip lasted 65 days and with the winter upon them they declared that the Plimoth would be where they would stay
From the map of the Wampanoag territory 1620. I see that the territory is now called Massachusetts. I notice that the Wampanoag had many of these original names wiped off like Nauset to Salem.]]> 2020-12-03 21:00:10 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985700150 looking at maps and understanding place. 4034462 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985700516 From the first map i learned the journey on the MayFlower was 65 days long.

Cape cod bay ,patuxet ect. are all historic wampanoag territories. ]]> 2020-12-03 21:00:16 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985700516 looking at maps and understanding place https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985700608 in the first map i learned that they we in the sea for 65 days and there was a storm and a leak and they started in 9/6/1620 they got pushed because the storm this was the wampanoag territory but now it change and the names change and it was there territory in 1620]]> 2020-12-03 21:00:18 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985700608 Looking at maps and understanding place 40345081 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985701363 From the first map I learned they were travelling in 1620 and during they were travelling, there was a storm. The captain of the boat was Christopher columbus. They started travelling on September 6, 1620.]]> 2020-12-03 21:00:33 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985701363 Looking At Maps And Understanding Place https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985702170 From the first map I learned that the ship they sailed on was called the Mayflower, and it was the year 1620. They were out at sea for 65 days. There was a passenger on the Mayflower, and he almost fell of, but he got rescued. The captain of the ship's name was Christopher Columbus. The Mayflower was heading for Virginia, where the passengers planned to settle, but they got caught in a storm and actually landed in an area called Cape Cod.]]> 2020-12-03 21:00:45 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985702170 looking at maps and understanding place https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985703328 from the first map i learned september 6th 1620 is when it started,on one of the days a violent autumn storm happend and one of the passengers fell off the boat and he survive ,they spent 65 days on sea, they where heading to virgana,the wampanoag were a part of a larger group of indians known as the Algonquian, and now they change the names of places,]]> 2020-12-03 21:01:06 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985703328 look at maps and understanding places https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985703366 they took off on september 6 1620 and came november and it took 65 days. and they got pushed away because of a storm. wampanoag territory map 16 20. i noticed nauset was a small wampanoag village . and also in the map now plimoth was still there but wampanoag was not there
]]> 2020-12-03 21:01:07 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985703366 Looking at maps and understanding place https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985705221 From the map I learned that all of the people in the mayflower were in the sea for 65 days to travel then a

The wampanoag territory was in massachusets there were so many territory's the wampanoag]]> 2020-12-03 21:01:44 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985705221 looking at maps and understanding place https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985705315 From the map i learned

in the first map i learned that ]]> 2020-12-03 21:01:46 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985705315 Looking at maps and understanding place 4031080 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985705716 2020-12-03 21:01:54 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985705716 Looking at maps and understanding place https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985707059 From the map i learned, On september 6th 1620 is when the journey started. A violent autumn store hit and knocked one of the passengers off of the ship but luckily he was saved buy a rope.]]> 2020-12-03 21:02:19 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985707059 looking at maps and understanding place https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985707353 From the first map I learned they took off in september 6 1620 and that they got in to a big storm and the storm took them to the wrong way and they came back in 65 days ]]> 2020-12-03 21:02:25 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985707353 Looking at the maps and understanding places 4034328 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985710764 So there is some pepole that is on boat traveling in the north anlantic ocean they said it was hard to take a breath and then a storm happen one of them falled off the ship but got save. From the map terrirory of the wampon]]> 2020-12-03 21:03:32 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985710764 Looking at maps and understanding place https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985711712 they land in capecod and 65 days
and The storm effected their route and they could not breath fresh air and it starts at September 6 1620
and the captain is christopher]]> 2020-12-03 21:03:52 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985711712 looking at maps and understanding place. 4039256 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985739832 from the map I learned that the captains name was Christopher, he was a skipper. they left in september 6 1620 to virginia but a storm called the autumn storm made them go to a different direction. it was very hard to breath on the mayflower the wind was fast, the trip lasted about 65 days.
from the map Wampanog Territory: circa 1620. I see that some original names of states have changed and now the territory is called Massachusetts.]]> 2020-12-03 21:13:26 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985739832 looking at maps and understanding place https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985742310 when the mayflower when off the captain name was christopher and this happened in 1620]]> 2020-12-03 21:14:20 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985742310 Looking at the maps and understanding 4037679 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985743303 from the first map I learned they sailed a ship called the mayflower when they started travaling september 6th 1620 a few days later they found themselfs in a violent storm, durring the storm someone fell off the ship, after that they spent 65 days on sea to virgana ]]> 2020-12-03 21:14:39 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/985743303 Wampanoag People juancordova1 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996021624 The Wampanoag are known as:
People of the East
People of the Light
People of the First Light
This is because they are on the east coast of the US and they see the sun rise before other people. Here in Seattle we are three hours behind them and see the sun later in the day.
Also, they eat a lot of food from the ocean. They fish for clams, muscles, and fish. ]]> 2020-12-07 20:53:52 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996021624 Wampanoag People 4036167 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996021831 Wampanoag actually means "people of the first light'' many people have started to call them "people of the first light'' because they were the Indigenous people of what we now call southeast Massachusetts and eastern Rhode Island. The Wampanoag have taken care of this land nicely and have fished,planted,harvested crops, and hunted.In the 17th century the Wampanoag territory expanded from Grafton, Massachusetts to the southeastern corner of Rhode Island, it was also across Cape Cod Bay. The Wampanoag life was focused on giving food and shelter for families and having peaceful villages. Many leaders made the Wampanoag Nation strong.]]> 2020-12-07 20:53:56 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996021831 Wampanoag people https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996022229 they live near by a ocean food and water they gather lots of food wampanoag mean people of the first light the wampanoag has been taken care of this land nicely ,fished,planted,crops,harvested and hunted]]> 2020-12-07 20:54:03 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996022229 wampanoag people https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996023518 I think that the wampanoag are named people of the first light or named people of the east .]]> 2020-12-07 20:54:26 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996023518 wampanoag people https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996024358 2020-12-07 20:54:41 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996024358 wampanaog people https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996024944 the wampanoag are known as people of the dawn or people of the east or people of the first light. were called like that because people said that they were the first people to see light.]]> 2020-12-07 20:54:51 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996024944 wampanoag people https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996027501 eriuropeans are outsiders and invaders ]]> 2020-12-07 20:55:38 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996027501 Wampanoag People https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996028280 2020-12-07 20:55:53 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996028280 wampanoag people https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996030962 what i got to learn today was about the may flower ship. It was 90 feet long, and 25 feet wide. To make sure they were safe for the 66 day trip, They carried a cannon in the ship just incase they came across any pirates. Something i learned today about the May Flower is that they called the ship a she. ]]> 2020-12-07 20:56:45 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996030962 Wampanoag People https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996138942 2020-12-07 21:34:13 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/996138942 wampanoag people 4034462 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000062143 I think the wampanoag are called the people of the first light because the packet says that they were the first to see the beginning of the day.]]> 2020-12-08 20:51:13 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000062143 wampanoag people https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000062625 wampanoag means people of the light. The wampanoag people have been living for thousands of centuries. ]]> 2020-12-08 20:51:22 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000062625 Wampanoag People 4034328 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000065537 Wampanoag mean people of the first light ]]> 2020-12-08 20:52:16 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000065537 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000070059 wampanoag people]]> 2020-12-08 20:53:41 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000070059 looking at maps and understanding place. https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000078388 from the map I learn that the wampanoag people in 1620 left there villages and went to virginia but the autumn storm made them go the different direction.]]> 2020-12-08 20:56:25 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000078388 wampanoag people 4039256 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000084841 wampanoag people are called people of the first light because they see the light first. all wampanoag people knew the boundaries if the land, they consider them as caretakers.]]> 2020-12-08 20:58:36 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000084841 wampanoag people https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000092642 2020-12-08 21:01:18 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000092642 Research : The First Thanksgiving 4036167 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000120862 The Pilgrims celebrated Thanksgiving because of their religion.They celebrated it by prayer and not by feasting.Thanksgiving's stem came from a feast in autumn in 1621, the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag were the ones celebrating the colony's first ever successful harvest.Only ten months after arriving at plimoth, the pilgrims had built seven houses. Getting meat ment that you had to kill the animal yourself, ducks were the main target for meat.Pilgrim women would put the ducks right over the open fire. Kids would help by grinding corn for some porridge or corn oatmeal.King Massasoit arrived to the feast. The pilgrims would've not survived if it wasn't for the help of the Wampanoag and King Massasoit.Massasoit was a sachem (meaning leader) and his birth name was Ousamequin.As a gift Massasoit sent his people to give deer to the Pilgrims.The first Thanksgiving did not include Turkey, cranberry sauce,or even mashed potatoes. Instead they had duck, venison, seafood, cabbage, onions, corn, and squash.The meals were eaten for the whole week and it was eaten inside and outside. The Wampanoag had to build there own shelter when they went for the harvest because the Pilgrims didn't have enough time to build cover for the Wampanoag people.The Wampanoag and the Pilgrim kids

]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:04 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000120862 Research Day 1: Wampanoag And The First Thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121069 I learned that all boys who were 16 to 60 years old needed to be in the militia. A militia is a group of people who are kind of like an army or military but not officially an army. The giant wood hammers used with wedges to split wood are called beetles. The wooden handles of the tools were made in Plimoth, whilst the majority of the iron heads they brought with them to America on the Mayflower. The act of building a roof with dried plants; such as weeds and grasses; is called thatching. The interior walls of the cottages are made out of clay that was dug out of the ground. Having gardens was very important for the pilgrims because the things they grew in their gardens helps keep the food they eat delicious and certain things in the gardens can keep people happy and healthy. For example, a herb that can clean your teeth is called sage. ]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:09 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121069 The first thanksgiving 4034462 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121156 most people didn't survive the first few months in their new home. ]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:12 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121156 Research: The First Thanksgiving juancordova1 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121337 From the Wampanoag, I learned that wampum are beads that can we used as currency]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:16 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121337 Research the first thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121510 I learn that the 1620 voyage from England to America was more than 3,000 miles and beset by autumn storms,Learn what it was like to live and work on a 17th century sailing vessel and relive part of this epic journey,The Mayflower was no cruise ship in fact she wasn`t built for passengers at all take a look around the merchant vessel that brought 102 pilgrims to America The pilgrims would not have survived at the plimoth without the help of the Native Wampanoag people and their leader Massasoit,so it was fitting that he and his men joined the pilgrims feast Massasoit was actually a title meaning Great Sachem or leader ,Used by the wampanoag chief his birth name was Ousamequin,Massasoit sent several men to hunt deer as a gift to the English for their feast venison or deer meat was a favorite Wampanoag dish.]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:20 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121510 research: the first thanks giving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121761 the pilgrims arrived in the winter making it hard for them to find shelter. ]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:26 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121761 the first thanks giveing https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121789 the mussels where served with cornbread the pilgrims ate 3 meels a day to eat they had spoons and knifes but they didint have forks so they ate with there hands a papuler game was shoots mables thew a knicker box and the hard part was not makeing it bouns back food like salted fish where in berols tetting the fire was impontent to cook and it makes the house warm in the winter ]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:27 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000121789 Research : the first thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000122236 the mayflower in september 6 1620 the mayflower leaves when they got halfway down the new world a big and bad storm comes the ship got a lot of bad leaks when the storm finally starts slowly calm down the crew fixes the bad leaks after they were done they realize that the storm took them they wrong way it took them 65 days to get back in november 11 ]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:37 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000122236 reserch : the first thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000122551 wampanoag means:"eastern people" or "people of the dawn " or in my class we say people of the first light" also wampum is a type of bead that is purple and white ]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:44 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000122551 the first thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000123205 I learn that the trew 16-60 years mens had to guard the fort house or meetinghouse they used special weapons to guard the villages too.Another thing I learn is that the mens that lived in there own house in the village used hammer, saw, and even the special tool called foe.Another thing I learn is that the wampanoag as pilgrims made house the roofs were thatched that were made of reeds,and the walls were daubed with clay dug.Another thing I learn is that the wampanoags lived for 12,000 years.Another thing I learn is that the mayflower had three masts,fore mast, main mast, and mizzen mast.Another thing I learn is that the mayflower was steered by the special wheel called whipstaff.]]> 2020-12-08 21:11:59 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000123205 The first Thanksgiving 4034328 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000124037 Voyage On the mayflower.
When they took a trip to America it was more then 3000 miles and there was storms called the autumn storms.

Daily Life.
When the pilgrims arive at the winter it was very hard for them to get food and build a shelter. Most of the passengers did not survive ]]> 2020-12-08 21:12:16 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000124037 Reaserch the first thanksgiving 40345081 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000148969 During winter the pilgrims arrived in a new world and it was hard to find food and shelters]]> 2020-12-08 21:21:14 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000148969 research :the first thanks giving & wampanoag people 4039256 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000153350 wampanoag people sleep in wetu, wetu's are made from branch. they eat hot corn soup called Nasaump. they grow corn and the hungry black crows try to eat the corn but they scare of the crows with they're voice. they ride a mishoon through the river. mishoon is a wampanoag word for a boat. they drink tea made out of berry's. the kids play a game called double ball, the kids also help the adults with chores. they drink water from the river fresh and clean. the wampanoag people had met europeans before the pilgrims came. the pilgrims came during winter making it hard for them to build a shelter.]]> 2020-12-08 21:22:49 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000153350 the wampanoag peapole https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000200308 the women make dolls to the girl
and they take care of the clothes
for the doll so later in there live they know how to make clothes

for boys the women make boat so later in there lives they well learn to make boat.]]> 2020-12-08 21:40:39 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000200308 reserch: the first thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000200847 the wampanoag had celebrated thanksgiving in many different ways like some people celebrated thanksgiving as battles and wars. now what they ate in thanksgiving was different food some people it today they ate seafood,cabbage,onions,corn,and squash. they did not eat cranberry sauce or mashed potatos because those wernt invented yet!!

I just learned that the wampanoag has been living in what is today massachusetts for more than 12,000 years!!!

when the piligrims ]]> 2020-12-08 21:40:52 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1000200847 Research day 2: Wampanoag and The First Thanksgiving juancordova1 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008009017 I just learned that the Wampanoag have been living in what is today Massachusetts for more than 12,000 years.

]]> 2020-12-10 20:52:43 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008009017 Research day 2. 4034462 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008012063 I learned today that the wampanoag have been living in what is now massachusetts for more than 12,000 years.

I learned that by the time the MayFlower arrived the wampanoag had been devastated by a mysterious disease brought by the european traders and fisherman.

I learned that as more and more european settlers arrived they took over very much land where the wampanoag had been living for thousands of years , they tried to change the wampanoag way of life and forced them to convert their religion. Over time peace broke down. ]]> 2020-12-10 20:53:45 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008012063 Research day 2 : wampanoag and the first thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008012248 i just learned that the wampanoag have been living here for more than 12,000 years wampanoag what i have learned more about is when the mayflower arrived to the wampanoag community the wampanoag people were devastate and they got a mysterious disease brought by the european traders and fishman ]]> 2020-12-10 20:53:49 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008012248 reserch day 2 :wampanoag and the first thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008012387 i just learned that wampanoag lives in what now is massachusetts for more than 12,000 years
november 26 people across from the U.S celebrate thanksgiving Storam a 14 year old has ancesters that were at the first thanksgiving feast storam were one of those people that first made contact with the pilgrims the mayflower landed in 1620 also the european traders and fisherman brought a disease kinda like (COVID 19 ) ]]> 2020-12-10 20:53:52 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008012387 resherch day 2 :wampanoag and the first thanksgiveing https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008013201 learned the wanpanoag lives in what now is massachusects 400 years ago in thanksgiveing it lasted 3 days back then there wasint cranberry and pumkin pie the pilgrims wherent called pilgrims until 1800 aplil ham made thanksgiveing in 1863]]> 2020-12-10 20:54:06 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008013201 Research day 2: wampanoag and The first Thanksgiving 4037679 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008013519 I just learned what is called Massachusetts is were the Wampanoag people have been living more then 12,000 years ago, The population of the pilgrims and Wampanoag were very low because of a unknown disease that nobody knew about braut ny fishermans, The wampanoag and pilgrims had trouble surviving so they to signed a treaty to be alies. (treaty an agreement)]]> 2020-12-10 20:54:12 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008013519 research day : 2 wampanoag the first thanks giving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008014051 i just learned that the wampanoag people have been living what now is massachusetts for 12,000 years!!! the european settlers started arriving and taking over wampanoag people. In 1620 violent waves started pushing the mayflower. the pillagrams are to groups. their plan was to ships mayflower and speedwell. they arrived in north america and it was still warm but they were turned back because the speedwell had a leak so people packed in the mayflower but the mayflower was built for cargo not for people. 120 people and including 30 children were packed some were to tall so they had to lay down. Some people started getting homesick. In the 3,020 mile a sailor and young boy died. after 11 months they arrived in cape cod which is now massachusetts. the wampanoag signed a treaty agreed on being allies ]]> 2020-12-10 20:54:24 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008014051 Research day 2: wampanoag and the first thanksgiving 4035720 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008014556 i justed learn that the wampanoag have been living in what is today massachusetts for more than 12,000 years,the European,they forced the wampanoag to convert to their religion over time the peace broke down,in 1675 a huge war erupted between the colonists and the wampanoag who were lead by a chief named metacom,also known as philip that became king.sadly thousands of wampanoag people have been killed and many of them have survived were enslaved .10,000 wampanoag people ]]> 2020-12-10 20:54:34 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008014556 Research Day 2: Wampanoag And The First Thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008014571 I just learned that the Wampanoag have been living in what is today Massachusetts for more than 12,000 years. The Wampanoag were dying out because the Pilgrims had brought a mysterious disease to America.]]> 2020-12-10 20:54:34 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008014571 Research day 2 4034328 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008016624 They have live in massachusetts for more the 12,000 years. The 2 groups wampanoag and pilgrims signed a treaty agreeing to protect and support each other.
In 1675 a huge war happen between colonists the leader name was metacom also knows as philp the war was known as king philp war and they had won.
The wampanoag had been devastated by a mysterious disease europeans traiders and fishermans.]]> 2020-12-10 20:55:17 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008016624 Research day 2: Wampanoag and The First Thanksgiving https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008019143 2020-12-10 20:56:05 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008019143 Research day 2: wampanoag and the first thannksgiving 4031080 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008021136 2020-12-10 20:56:45 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008021136 Looking at maps and understanding place 40366511 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008025658 From the first map i learned that They went off in september 6 1920. And the MayFlower was 65 days.]]> 2020-12-10 20:58:11 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008025658 The Wampanoag Way https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008027325 what i have learned so far is that they live in houses that are made out of branches and the kids scare the crows away so they can pick out berries with their parents and they live near the river and get some water from there and the kids play and have fun, and they sleep in wetu and its cozy they bulid a lot of things]]> 2020-12-10 20:58:44 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008027325 Research the first thanks giving 40366511 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008050483 2020-12-10 21:06:40 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008050483 Research day 2 : Wampanoag and the first thanksgiving 4036167 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008061926 I learned that the Wampanoag have been here for what we would now call Massachusetts for 12,000 years! Even before the Pilgrims had come.The Wampanoag and the Pilgrims populations were getting low because of the mysterious disease from fisherman.Both the Wampanoag and the Pilgrims were barely surviving, so they decided to be allies and they signed a treaty, agreeing to work together and protect each other.When more European settlers started to come they started to take over the land that the Wampanoag had owned for thousand's of years, they also forced the Wampanoag to change their culture and way of life, so they were basically taking over the land that is originally not their own. As time moved by the Wampanoag and the Pilgrim's treaty and peace broke down, they were in a war.The war was between the Wampanoag and the Colonists. At the end the Wampanoag were outmatched and many natives had died, do the English had won the war.Right now in the northeastern part of America there is only about 10,000 Wampanoag people.]]> 2020-12-10 21:10:44 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008061926 research https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008061935 i learn that the wampanoag
have live in masschusetts for 12,000 year and the first contact
of the pillgrims and the kids well get on tree and in there hands they have rocks to thore at the crows that try eat the crops

]]> 2020-12-10 21:10:44 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008061935 Research day 2: https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008067514 i learneed they]]> 2020-12-10 21:12:47 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008067514 research https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008069674 I just learned that the wampanoag has lived in maschusetts for 12,00 years.f settelers took over most of the wampanoag land when they arrived. I also learned that ]]> 2020-12-10 21:13:39 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008069674 Research day 2 40345081 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008117703 I learned that in their shelter as 2 months came by most of them didnt survive.

]]> 2020-12-10 21:31:53 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1008117703 https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1017954715 2020-12-14 21:14:30 UTC https://padlet.com/juancordova1/7m78mlrzbknogdg4/wish/1017954715