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Families Today and Long Ago

Families Today and Long Ago. By Mari Burns. How do people and places change?. History tells us how people and places change. Ancestors Help Us Learn About Our Family History. Ancestors are family members that came long ago. Traditions can be passed Family Artifacts Pictures.

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Families Today and Long Ago

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  1. Families Today and Long Ago By Mari Burns

  2. How do people and places change? • History tells us how people and places change.

  3. Ancestors Help Us Learn About Our Family History • Ancestors are family members that came long ago. • Traditions can be passed • Family Artifacts • Pictures

  4. Time Lines Help Us Map Out Our Family Histories • Showing events of our lives in order

  5. Communities Are Places Where People Live and Work Together • Places change with time. • People make changes happen in a community.

  6. Fun Facts • Storyboards use words and pictures that tell a story. • Families pass on their traditions through songs and dances. • You can look a lot like an ancestor.

  7. Comprehension Questions Who are ancestors? What are some examples of traditions? What are some examples of artifacts? How are changes made in a community?

  8. Works Cited • http://www.harrycutting.com/graphics/photocollage.jpg • www.harcourtschool.com • http://www.unitedstreaming.com/

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