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This site about the Marco Polo and the project to build a replica of this famous ship from Saint John provides a wealth of information in a variety of formats for students to explore. Information from the site could be used for a variety of writing, representing, and speaking activities.
The "history" section of this Web page provides a brief overview of New Brunswick's history, as well as additional information to extend the information in the student book.
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Click here to download the answer key.
Click here to view the student activity.
To evaluate the students' timelines, you could ask the pairs to explain why they decided to include the events they did. Look for evidence that students have logical reasons to support their choices. As a follow-up, you could have a classroom discussion about the value of comparing their timelines with those of other students. Did it help them to better understand the information? Did hearing another point of view make them reconsider any of their choices?
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