Postcard: 13 Colonies – 30 Points
Postcard: 13 Colonies – 30 pointsInstructions:Due Create a postcard for one of the regions of the 13 Colonies. Circle the regionyou are assigned:o New England, Middle, South On the lined side, explain important aspects of the region. Use the left half of the card for the written description and the right half ofthe card for the address and the stamp.o Use the paragraph guide to help youo The paragraph guide is a simple outline of ideas. Try to write yourpostcard with important facts, but also make it friendly andinteresting. Write in the first persono Create a salutation – Dear friend,o Address the postcard to someone else in the 13 Colonieso Make up an address.o Create a colonial stamp appropriate to the region. On the blank side includeo Pictureso Welcome to . . .o Create a slogan to describe the region Trade Postcards Activityo After the postcards are finished, you will circulate around the room tofind someone who has a postcard on a different region. Sit togetherand share information. You must share verbally first! Use yourpostcard as a reference to explain your region to your friend. Switchroles.o When you have finished verbally explaining your regions to eachother, write a thankyou note to your partner.o Circulate again to find a person with the remaining region. Repeat.(Oversized) Postcard:Front: 10 pointsWelcome To: (Say something descriptive/region)Picture/SymbolBack: 20 pointsDear friend,Written description:Your Friend,Colonial StampNameStreet AddressColony
Name Per.Instructions: Use the following frame to help you write a rough draft.Dear Friend,Topic SentenceGreen: Go!Yellow: Slowdown! Give aThis region beganfact or reasonRed: Stop!Details – supportyour ideas(Ie: charter,religion,business, trade,crops, land,etc.)Yellow: Slowdown! Give aeconomy includesfact or reason.Red: Stop!Important parts ofDetails – supporteconomyyour ideas(Ie: specificjobs, industries,labor, why theeconomy wasbased oncertain things,etc.)
Yellow: Slowdown! Give ais also known forfact or reason.Red: Stop!Key parts ofDetails – supportyour ideas(Ie: uniquecharacteristics,government,farming, etc.)ConcludingSentenceGreen.Your friend,
Dear ,I loved learning about theregion. The best parts wereCreate Picture for Region:Dear ,I loved learning about theregion. The best parts wereCreate Picture for Region:
GradeLined Side of Postcard – 20 points Salutation Address to someone in 13 Colonies Stampo Represented regiono Creative/original/colorfulo Needed more thought/effort Paragrapho Beginningso Economyo Other Characteristics§ Basic information§ Needed more information§ Used frame paragraph, did not go beyond§ Spelling/grammatical errors§ Excellent information, details§ Went beyond frame paragraph – friendly, personal, creative§ Error freeBlank Side of Postcard – 10 points Creative, colorful picture Picture represents region well Excellent, creative slogan, represented region Picture needed more effort/color Picture needed to represent region more Needed better, more representative slogan missing sloganTotal , Grade
o The paragraph guide is a simple outline of ideas. Try to write your postcard with important facts, but also make it friendly and interesting. Write in the first person o Create a salutation – Dear friend, o Address the postcard to someone else in the 13 Colonies o Make up an addr
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Honey bee colonies for operations with five or more colonies in the United States on January 1, 2020 totaled 2.88 million colonies, up 8 percent from January 1, 2019. The number of colonies in the United States on April 1, 2020 was 2.98 million colonies. During 2019, honey bee colonies on January 1, July 1, and October 1 were 2.67 million, 3.18
of the postcard spectrum are the Specialty Cards where you have full control. Throughout 2009, we’ll discuss in detail each of the four postcard groups. In this month’s bulletin we discuss the Specialty Cards. Specialty Cards – Quick Overview A Postcard is a Postcard is a Post
Colonies: In contrast to the New England and middle colonies were the rural southern colonies of Virginia, Maryland, North and South Carolina, and Georgia. People: The populations in the southern colonies were diverse and consisted of many European nationalities. Climate: The climate in the southern colonies was the warmest of
The Middle Colonies (Mid-Atlantic Colonies) I. Characteristics of the Middle Colonies: NY, PA, NJ, DE A. Excellent land for farming: region became known as the "bread colonies" for exports of grain; also fruits and vegetables. B. Three rivers – Susquehanna, Delaware, and Hudson – provided a the means to tap the fur trade in the interior.
honey bee colonies added for any quarter surveyed in 2019. Honey bee colonies renovated for operations with five or more colonies from January through March 2020 was 153,390 colonies, or 5 percent. During the quarter of April through June 2020, 632,680 colonies, or 21 percent, were renovated.
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