Time to get started-

Get out your paper

and pen

Today is Monday, September 24th

1.Where does the Gulf Stream begin? P.28 and 36

2. Using the chart on page 33 in which month does Georgia receive the most precipitation?

Time’s up

Time to get started-

Get out your paper

and pen

Tuesday, Sept. 25th

3.Are buildings, tools, clothing, and grave markers examples of primary sources? P. 41

4. What does A.D. stand for? P.43

Wannpano Indians

Time to get started-

Get out your paper

and pencil

Wednesday, Sept. 26th

5. What forms the western border for the state of Georgia? notes

6. How is the Savannah River beneficial to Georgia and what boundary does it form for Georgia? notes

Shell Middens Sapelo Island

Time to get started-

Get out your paper

and pencil

Thursday, Sept. 27th

7. How do scientists learn about previous societies? p.47

8. Why could Native American Indians not record the story of their past? p.46

Time’s up

Time to get started-

Get out your paper

and pencil

Friday, September 28th

9. Using the timeline on pages 38 and 39, identify (date) when the Paleo, Archaic, and Mississippian periods began

10.What tools did the Woodland Indians have that the Paleo didn’t?

Time’s up

Middens at Cedar Keys, Florida

Largest remaining shell mound in the Gulf Coast. Covers 5 acres, built with remains of oysters, fish turtle and deer bones and household debris.

Shell mound is nearly 6,000 years old and was constructed over a 3,500 year period (2500BC-1000AD) . During the Archaic and Woodland periods