Pilgrim Mess Ms. Rubin 2nd Grade

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The document discusses three scenarios faced by pilgrim colonies and their proposed solutions. The first colony proposes fishing to find food. The second suggests accessing water to keep pilgrims healthy. The third recommends using sticks to throw at hostile Indians for protection.

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