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Pilgrims
- 1. By Mary Pope Osborne and Natalie Pope Boyce Presented by Olivia Yahner Transitions added by Olivia’s Dad Pilgrims
- 2. In 1620, the Mayflower sailed from Plymouth, England to “the New World.” Chapter 1 - Pilgrims Set Sail 102 people sailed on the mayflower. One person died and one was born. They didn’t have enough water or any bathrooms.
- 3. They made some rules and called them the Mayflower Compact. Chapter 1 - Pilgrims Set Sail It was very short and 41 men signed it
- 4. The Pilgrims landed in Cape Cod. Chapter 2 - The New World
- 5. They used the maps from John Smith and stepped out on Plymouth Rock. Chapter 2 - The New World
- 6. John Smith discovered the villages of Wampanoag. Chapter 3 - The Wampanoag
- 7. Wampanoag families lived in round houses called wetus. Chapter 3 - The Wampanoag
- 8. Many people led the Pilgrims through the hard times. Chapter 4 – Hard Times William Bradford was the new governor.
- 9. Chapter 4 – Hard Times Captain Myles Standish was a soldier whose wife died. He helped many people because he did not get sick.
- 10. Chapter 4 – Hard Times John Alden married Priscilla Mullins and lived in Plymouth then they moved to Duxbury.
- 11. The pilgrims decided to celebrate with a festival. Chapter 5 - The Big Old Feast They invited the Wampanoag.
- 12. The Wampanoag shared their food and traditions with the Pilgrims. Chapter 5 - The Big Old Feast
- 13. Houses in Plymouth were made of wattle and dawb. Chapter 6 - Plymouth Grows
- 14. Plymouth grew and today it is a beautiful town. I like to visit gift shops and walk by the harbor. Chapter 6 - Plymouth Grows
- 15. When the mayflower returned to England, everyone wanted to stay. Chapter 7 - The future