Cosas de Carmen
lunes, 6 de junio de 2011
The Story of Squanto
Squanto was a Native American. He was a member of the Patuxet people. They lived in a place we now call Massachusetts. Pilgrims came to North America on a ship called the Mayflower. They came from Esgland. Squanto talked with them. He knew how to speak English. Squanto was a helper. He helped the Pilgrims get to know other Native Americans Squanto was a guide.He took the Pilgrims to the river to catch fish. He showed the Pilgrims where to hunt, Squanto was teacher. He taught the Pilgrims how to plant corn. He put fish into the grownd along with the crorn seeds. That made the soil better for growing corn. Squanto was a friend. He showed the Pilgrim children where to find nuts and berries. Squanto had taught the Pilgrim many things soon the Pilgrims harvested their crops. They had corn, beans and squash. They Pilgrisns decided to have a harwes feast. They invited Squanto and other Native Americans. They all ate togother and gave thanks
lunes, 16 de mayo de 2011
The Story of Christopher Columbus
He was born Valladolid in 1506. When Christopher Columbus was just a little boy, he had big dreams. He wanted to be a great explorer and discover new lands. He wanted to find a shortcut from Spain to Asia, a land of gold and spices. He thought if he sailed west from Spain, he would get to. The gave him three ships-the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. Christopher Columbus and his cew set sail for Asia. The trip across the Atlantico Ocean was long. Columbus and his crew were runnig out of food. Finally, Colombus and his crew saw land. But that land was not Asia. Christopher Columbus had arrived on a small island. He named the island San Salvador. When Columbus returned to Spain, he told people about his trip. Christopher Columbus had become an explorer. The dreams of a little boy had come true. He died the 1544 was Santo Domingo 1796.
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