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102 Pilgrims sailed from Plymouth, England on the Mayflower to establish a settlement in North America. They drafted an agreement known as the Mayflower Compact upon arriving at Cape Cod. They explored the land and discovered the villages of the Wampanoag Native American tribe. The Pilgrims and the Wampanoag helped each other through that first difficult winter, and the Pilgrims held a harvest celebration, later known as the first Thanksgiving, to give thanks for their survival. Plymouth Colony grew over the years into a thriving town.
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- 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