Good Afternoon Literature Students,
Today I would like you to give me four facts that you have learned from reading the text, Travelers and Traders.
It should look like this:
Dear Mrs. S,
I have learned the following historical facts from what I have read so far of Travelers and Traders:
1)
2)
3)
4)
Sincerely,
Your Name
This will be helpful for you to review the text and share your new knowledge!
Thanks,
Mrs. Springston
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3.) All posts must begin with a topic sentence.
4.) Complete sentences must be used.
5.) Do your best to spell words correctly.
6.) All comments will be approved by Mrs. Springston before being posted for all to see.
Monday, September 28, 2009
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Dear Mrs. S,
ReplyDeleteI have learned the following historical facts from what I have read so far of Travelers and Traders:
1) People learned how to grow crops and make goods about 10,000 years ago and when they did, they started to settle in villages
2) In Arab, trading as a respected job or work
3) Vikings traded, but they were not always welcomed because they attacked and stole from places they visited
4) Chinese people traded silk for horses while they traveled on the silk road
From,
Jay
Hi Jay,
ReplyDeleteYou're doing so nicely with the blogging. Keep it up! I love seeing your excitement everyday about GR. I know you're just soaking up all the important historical information from Travelers and Traders.
Thanks,
Mrs. Springston
Dear Mrs. S,
ReplyDeleteI have learned the following historical facts from what I have read so far of Travelers and Traders:
1)They used their houses to store goods.
2) Marco Polo was the first Eropean to travel to China.
3)Vikings wanted to trade but people were scared.
4)Arabians traded over sea and land.
Your Friend,
Edgar
Dear Mrs. S,
ReplyDeleteI have learned the following historical facts from what I have read so far of Travelers and Traders:
1)First, when it was long long time ago, people grew food and traded.Thats how trading was invented.
2) Second of all, when people couldn't grow food at their land, they would travel to another town to trade for goods.
3)Third, Chinese people traded silk for horses in the hot deserts.
4)Finally, some people attacked other people so they can steal goods or to get their stuff.
Sincerely,
Justin
Dear Jay,
ReplyDeleteI know that you have included details in Travelers and Traders. Your a good reader and tiper.
Keep working hard Jay.Keep including details.
Your Friend,
Edgar
Dear Mrs. S,
ReplyDeleteI have learned the following historical facts from what I have read so far of Travelers and Traders:
1)Marco Polo was one of the first Europeans to arrive in Asia.
2)Most people didn't want to trade with Vikings because they were afraid they were going to attack them and also because the Vikings were theifs.
3)Trading in Arabia was a respected job.
4)Christopher Culumbus sailed to America on accident. People say he was the first European to go to America but Vikings went there before.
Sincerely,
Joseph
Dear Edgar,
ReplyDeleteThanks Edgar for your kind words! You keep on working hard also!
From,
Jay
Dear Mrs. S,
ReplyDeleteI have learned the following historical facts from what I have read so far of Travelers and Traders:
1)People traveled long distances to trade at some towns,which became famous trading centers.
2) The Egyptian traders depended on three rivers to meet new people to trade with
them.The rivers names are Nile,Euphrates,and the Tigris.
3)Vikings are also traders. but they were not always welcome they attacked some countries and stole and thats why they were not sometimes not welcome.
4)A guy named Marco Polo set out from Venice with his father and uncle to places that no one from Europe had ever been.
Sincerely,
Andrea