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Pioneers had important jobs like doctors, storekeepers, and blacksmiths. They grew their own food and preserved it for winter like salted pork, potatoes, corn, and dried apples. Pioneer children attended one-room schoolhouses taught by teachers paid by parents. Lunches brought to school typically included bread, meat, eggs, cheese, fruit, and milk. Pioneer homes were built by the family and clothing was made by women at home from locally available materials. Pioneers traveled westward in covered wagons pulled by oxen to establish new settlements in North America away from friends and family.
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- 2. PIONEER JOBSPIONEER JOBS 1.DOCTORS OFFICE 2.GENERAL STORE 3.BLACKSMITH SHOP 4.SCHOOLS
- 3. PIONEER FOODPIONEER FOOD Pioneers eat lots of kinds of food . They had to prepare there own food at there own time .The food they eat is fresh meat , soup , bread, milk, corn, cheese, . Pioneers also eat crop that they plant .
- 4. Year round -salt pork -potatoes -corn and oat meal -bread -milk, cheese, and butter Spring & Summer -fresh greens such as dandelion leaves -eggs -maple syrup -honey -fish and eels -fresh vegetables (grown in home gardens) -squirrel Fall & Winter -venison -pigeons -wild geese, partridge, chicken and turkeys -hares -preserved meat from livestock ( salt pork, sausages, smoked ham) -dried apples -root vegetables (carrots, onions, potatoes - stored in root cellar)
- 5. Pioneers schoolsPioneers schools Pioneer school was kind of hard because the school was built by an adult and they had to teach other students . The parents had to pay the teachers . There were lots of kinds of rules to follow everyday . The school was by a general stores. The teachers had to follow all kinds of rules. The students to follow the rules for lunch hours .
- 6. List of food for lunchList of food for lunch home-made bread , cold meat , muffin, hard boiled egg , cheese, jam , oatmeal or gingerbread cookies , fruit (apples, pears, plums), pickles or preserves , vegetables (carrots, celery, mason jar of milk, apple juice, or cider .
- 7. Pioneers homePioneers home There is list to show that what does the young boys and girls .Also the parents. That will be on the other slide .
- 8. This is a pioneer house.
- 10. CLOTHESCLOTHES CLOTHES IN PIONEER TIME WERE NOT LOTS .WOMEN HAD TO MAKE CLOTHING FOR HERSELF AND HER KIDS. THE WOMEN WERE REALLY DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS.
- 12. PIONEERS !PIONEERS ! PIONEER WERE DISCOVERED AS AN AMERICAN HISTORY .IT WAS BETWEEN 1760 TO 1800.
- 13. PIONEERS TRAVEL !PIONEERS TRAVEL ! THE TRAVEL TIME FOR THE PIONEER IS TO GO WEST . THEY TAKE OXEN FOR TRAVELING AND TAKING THE BIG WAGON THAT HAVE ALL THERE NEEDS . THE WAGON IS CALLED COVERED WAGON . THAT POTECTS THEM FROM THE RAIN AND FROM THE SUN.
- 15. FUN FACTSFUN FACTS 1. PIONEERS WERE THE FIRST SETTLERS IN NORTH AMERICA. 2. PEOPLE LEFT THERE FRIENDS AND FAMILY . 3. BY THE TIME THEY GET THERE FINAL DESTINATION WILL BE THAT