Francis drake biography ks2 english subtitles
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The English, French, and Dutch Explorers Color By Number Reading Comprehension is a great way to introduce or review this time period in history. It covers topics like Henry Hudson, Sir Walter Raleigh, Sir Francis Drake, Robert La Salle, Jacques Cartier, Samuel dem Champlain and more! This activity fryst vatten great as a stand-alone lesson, but I have had a lot of success using this for early finishers as well or for sub plans.
What’s Included
- 1 reading passage
- 1 set of 10 text-based questions about the passage.
- 1 coloring page
- 1 answer key
- 2 extension activities
Overview First, students will read the övergång and circle their answers on the corresponding recording sheet. Next, they will color the image based on their answer. Lastly, they will re-read the passage to find bevis in the text and underline it using the same corresponding color. Teacher Prep: PRINT AND GO! NO PREP NEEDED. This is meant to be done seated with partners or small group. kopia pages for every lärjunge
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DR IAN MORTIMER:'Elizabeth the First's reign is a time of great change in England, especially for the middle classes. Your journey begins at the very heart of the country.' In towns like Stratford, a revolution is taking place. It transforms the lives of ordinary people and changes the face of every street in the land.
DR IAN MORTIMER:It's not a scientific discovery, it's not a political development, it is, in fact, the humble chimney. 'Chimneys mean that buildings can expand upwards, and you can now heat every room in your home. The arrival of the chimney is just the beginning of what becomes a social revolution. Driving this innovation is the availability of cheap bricks.'
DR IAN MORTIMER:'Mass production means they are now affordable for the many, not just the few. Chimneys were previously found in castles and grand houses, but never in the homes of ordinary people. Thanks to the humble chimney, you can now live in a state-of-the-art two
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Early Life
Born sometime between and in Devonshire, England, Francis Drake was the son of a tenant farmer on the estate of Lord Francis Russell, earl of Bedford. He was brought up in Plymouth by the Hawkins family, relatives who worked as merchants and privateers (often referred to as pirates).
Drake went to sea for the first time around the age of 18 with the Hawkins family fleet, and by the s had earned command of his own ship.
Did you know? When he died off the coast of Panama in , Sir Francis Drake was buried at sea, wearing full armor and encased in a lead-lined coffin. Divers, treasure hunters and Drake enthusiasts continue to search for his final resting place.
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Slave Trade
In , Drake and his cousin John Hawkins sailed to Africa in order to join the fledgling slave trade. When they sailed to New Spain to sell their captives to settlers there (which was against Spanish law), they were trapped by a Spanish attack in the Me