Yesterday we visited fourth grade's Living History Museum! Please share some interesting facts that you learned about the famous people at the museum. Also, share your thoughts and feelings about being in the museum next year!
Make sure to write three or more thoughtful sentences.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt woke up and was paralyzed. Jackie Robinson was the first African American baseball player.
ReplyDeleteI really liked it. I am thinking of being Eleanor Roosevelt when I'm in fourth grade.
Milton Hershey made his 1st chocolate bar in 1900. Anne Sullivan died on my mom's birthday on October 20, 1936. I hope I get to be Jackie Robinson next year in the museum.
ReplyDeleteI really loved going to the Living History Museum and it was really cool. I also loved learning about Lucretia Mott because my sister was her last year. I forgot a lot of things about her so I really wanted to go see her again. Lucretia Mott was really interesting. I leaned a lot of things about Lucretia Mott. One of the things I learned was that Lucretia Mott fought for women's rights and also thought that women should have the same rights as men. I also learned that Lucretia Mott was born in Nantucket on January 3rd in 1793. These are things that I learned Lucretia Mott at the Living History Museum. I can't wait till when I'm in 4th grade!
ReplyDeleteI really liked the Living History Museum. This is what I learned: 1900 was the year Milton Hershey sold his first Hershey bar, 1945 was the year Milton Hershey died, 1930 was the year Neil Armstrong was born, 2012 was the year Neil Armstrong died, 1901 was when Thurgood Marshall was born, 1993 was the year Thurgood Marshall died, 1838 was when John Muir was born, 1914 was when John Muir died, 1869 was the year Mohandas Gandhi was born, and 1948 was when Mohandas Gandhi died.
ReplyDeleteCondoleezza Rice was bornin 1954. She took her first piano lesson when she was three and she took her first piano recital.
ReplyDeleteNorman Rockwell was born on Febuary 3rd and he started school when he was 14 years old. Bessie Coleman was the first girl afracan american to get her piolets licences.
ReplyDeleteI really liked going to the Living History Museum. I learned a lot but It would take way too long to list them all so I will just list some.
ReplyDelete*Norman Rockwell painted the famous Four Freedoms Painting.
*Norman Rockwell was married three times
*Gail Borden made the first topographical map of Texas in 1835.
* If Gail Borden was still alive today he'd be 212 years old.
*Susan B. Anthony fought for women's rights.
*Thurgood Marshal was the first african american judge to serve on the supreme court.
* Gandhi was nominated for the noble peace prize five times!
That is some of the things that I learned and I can't wait to do it next year, I want to be Bessie Coleman next year!
I loved living history museum! I learned so much! Here are some facts I learned.
ReplyDelete-Thurgood Marshall was born on July 2
-In 1894 Milton Hershey invented Hersheys chocolate
-Condoleezza Rice skipped first and second grade
and much more! I am excited for living history museum next year! I want to be Annie Sullivan.
I really liked the living history museum this year. Here are some things I leared.
ReplyDelete-the first hershey bar sold was in the year 1900
-milton hershey died in 1945
-anne sullivan died in 1936
albert einstin died in 1955
I am so exited for next year. I want to be milton hershey.
I learned a lot. Here are some of those things:
ReplyDelete* Gandi was very bad in school
* Albert Einstein loved to play the violin
* Neil Armstrong had a flying licence before a driving licence
* Milton Hershey sold his company for 1 million dollars
I had a lot of fun at the living history museum and I hope you did to.
I want to be Albert Einstein or Milton Hershey next year. I can not wait, here are the 4 facts I learned. 1. In 1900 Milton Hershey made his first Hershy bar! 2.In 1942 Jackie Robinson died because of a heart attack3.In 1900 Albert Einstein graduated. 4.Neil Armstrong got his pilot licence before his driving licence.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all I loved the Living History Museum, A LOT. Hear are just a few facts I learned. If Milton Hershey was still alive he would be 155 years old. If Neil Armstrong was still alive he would be ONLY 83 years old. John Muir did not like big cities. If Gandi was still alive he would be 144. I am really exited for next year. I want to be Milton Hershey. And back to the begging I LOVED THE LIVING HISTORY MUSEUM!
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