https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba Made with big dreams en-us 2019-03-28 05:04:59 UTC 2019-03-29 01:59:35 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391502 They ate porridge which was boiled with corn in it ontop of fire.
They ate stew with salty meat.
They used a pot that could hold up to 280L of water.
They ate veggies, Cabbage, onion and potato.
Every person has the same amount of food.
They also ate mutton stew.
450 grams of salted meat.
If they were lucky they could eat stale bread.
Food also got stolen by the cooks or storekeepers.]]> 2019-03-29 01:38:31 UTC https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391502 adrianzivkovic111 https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391782 There were more than 200 rules that the convicts that lived in barracks had to follow.
The Barracks had 10 solitary confinement cells. The cells were small and had no light in them.
Convicts fear being locked in these cells because of darkness and because it was lonely and dark. They could be locked in there for up to  three weeks!!!]]> 2019-03-29 01:40:16 UTC https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391782 https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391787 *They are valuble to the govment

*They affected Aboringinies

*Every morning the bell world ring to
 wake up the convicts to start work

*It affected hunting grounds 

*trained to cave stone 

*make brikes and build houses

*trained carpentres

*make buckets, water barrels, and make weels

*built botes

*harvested crops

*six days week all day





]]> 2019-03-29 01:40:17 UTC https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391787 https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391814 Many convicts suffered from diseases such as, scurvy, typhus, necks to the head and all over the body, they could of possibly got brain damage, broken limbs and many other very serious injuries.

Scurvy was a common illness and was caused by not enough fresh fruit or vegetables.

In  January 1829, someone reported that 16 convicts on the harbour had scurvy, they were too weak to walk so they to transported to hospital in hospital carts.

harsh treatment caused the convicts to get severe injuries.

the hospitals were crowded with rooms meant for 20 people had 80 people in them!

You may of thought that it was very dangerous in the ship, but it was very safe besides fro scurvy, typhus and blindness.!

]]> 2019-03-29 01:40:26 UTC https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391814 https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391856 - In the colony using flash words was a very good way to communicate with each other. eg. talking about an escape plan without the authorities knowing. 

- In 1812 a convict named James Hardy recorded a long list of flash words. 

- Because flash language was sooo secret, if the authorities found out about a flashsword, a new word would be created to replace that word. 

- Not all convicts were familiar with this language. 

- Flash language is the language of thieves, or the low Londeneres.

- Most of the words James Hardy collected have already been made in London. 

- The convicts created their own slang language. 


]]> 2019-03-29 01:40:40 UTC https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346391856 https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346392042 2019-03-29 01:41:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346392042 jessica_dimovski001 https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346392078 The clothes were called slops because they were often too big for the men.

Most clothes had government stamps on them.

People made belts out of recycled materials to hold up their pants because they were often oversized clothing.

The men were allowed to keep their own uniform. ]]> 2019-03-29 01:42:11 UTC https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346392078 https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346392085 *Skilled Convicts spent time weaving cabbage tree hats using leaves they collected from the cabbage tree palm to entertain themselves

*To entertain themselves,the played games, told stories, recital poetry, compared tattoos or juggled.

*At times, groups of men may have sung songs or Ballads that reminded them of home.

*They have A hour of free time after their name gets ticked off.

*Before they go to bed then go in the yard and they sometimes smoke clay.

*Gambling was forbidden at the the barrakates and convicts caught gambling could end up in a solitary confinement cell.

*Some games the convicts played were: Chess, Draughts, Cards, Nine men's morris, tic tac toe, shell game and pitch and toss.




]]> 2019-03-29 01:42:13 UTC https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346392085 https://padlet.com/kellie_fordham/k2ip48c3rjba/wish/346392974 Every week , one or two convicts didn't show up for the evening muster; some of them ran out while heading out to work, on the way to church, or during the night.

The barracks doors were locked at around 8:30 , and at 9pm the main gates were locked, although this did not stop the convicts climbing over.

Some convicts bribed the nightmen with a few coins

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