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By Mr. Reid'sSocial Studies 8 Students
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Adventure
Introduction Video
The age of exploration is a time period from the early 1400's through to the early 1600's. European nations and monarchs sought to find the trade riches from Asia. Emboldened by new ship and navigation technology they sponsored many expeditions from all over Europe that led to much of our planet being mapped. The nations mostly involved were the Spanish, Portuguese, British, French, and the Dutch. This book covers this time period through the voyages of famous explorers.
While Mr. Reid’s Grade 8 students were learning about this important time period, they did some detailed research on many of the explorers and their countries. This book comprises a portfolio of all of the learning that students did in their small groups of this time period.
You can read about the explorers and watch movie trailers summarizing their adventures. This book has lots of media content: audio recordings of written text and video's. We hope you enjoy reading and watching it as much as we enjoyed creating it.
While Mr. Reid’s Grade 8 students were learning about this important time period, they did some detailed research on many of the explorers and their countries. This book comprises a portfolio of all of the learning that students did in their small groups of this time period.
You can read about the explorers and watch movie trailers summarizing their adventures. This book has lots of media content: audio recordings of written text and video's. We hope you enjoy reading and watching it as much as we enjoyed creating it.
The age of exploration is a time period from the early 1400's through to the early 1600's. European nations and monarchs sought to find the trade riches from Asia. Emboldened by new ship and navigation technology they sponsored many expeditions from all over Europe that led to much of our planet being mapped. The nations mostly involved were the Spanish, Portuguese, British, French, and the Dutch. This book covers this time period through the voyages of famous explorers.
While Mr. Reid’s Grade 8 students were learning about this important time period, they did some detailed research on many of the explorers and their countries. This book comprises a portfolio of all of the learning that students did in their small groups of this time period.
You can read about the explorers and watch movie trailers summarizing their adventures. This book has lots of media content: audio recordings of written text and video's. We hope you enjoy reading and watching it as much as we enjoyed creating it.
While Mr. Reid’s Grade 8 students were learning about this important time period, they did some detailed research on many of the explorers and their countries. This book comprises a portfolio of all of the learning that students did in their small groups of this time period.
You can read about the explorers and watch movie trailers summarizing their adventures. This book has lots of media content: audio recordings of written text and video's. We hope you enjoy reading and watching it as much as we enjoyed creating it.
Case study:
Book Creator and the Age of Exploration
Book Creator and the Age of Exploration
Vasco da Gama
Vasco da Gama
By: Keenan D. & Kyle B.
Vasco da Gama
Routes of exploration
He was born in 1460 in Sines Portugal, he was born into a noble family. Vasco da Gama's father was also a famous explorer named Estavo da Gama. Vasco was one of the most famous explorers because of his journey to India. He watched and heard about ships going down the coast of Africa, but after Bartholomeu Dia rounded the point to Africa and it inspired Vasco da Gama.
Vasca da Gama founded the route from portable to the east. He went around the tip of Africa. He also sailed along the coast of India.Many people thought that his trip was impossible because they thought that the Indian ocean led to the end of the earth, all of this started on July 8th 1497. He passed the tip of Africa on Nov 22 and continued on to India. He stopped many times because o the Muslim traders.
