This week our focus has challenged us to "be the world to one," rather than just "one in the world." Discussions have run deep with how our actions and words truly have an impact on everyone around us. We also talked about how all of us: humanity and nature make the music of this world, and without our unique voice, that music is missing something. Discover what you want to add to the music. Speak up. Say something. We wrestled with big history this week. We celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, and The Little Rock 5, Ruby Bridges, and the thousands of others who took a stand during the Civil Rights Era. To understand this better, we looked at primary source pictures -- these leaders, their actions, their speeches, their marches -- which brought them to life. We examined timelines and asked powerful questions. Again, another opportunity to look at the world -- right now -- and ask, "How can I be the world to one? What do I want to say that makes...
I learned that LaBelle has been discovered and people are working to put it all together.I wonder why La Salle named his ship LaBelle.
ReplyDeleteHi guys! I learned that a Texas A&M student (gig em!) proved that inside the "Mystery chest" there were fishing gear, weapons, ect. A question I have is when was the LaBelle discovered and how did they know it was the LaBelle?
ReplyDeleteToday I learned that they had to use a magnet(s) to try and attract artifacts that were iron or steel. This allowed them to find out what boat it was.
ReplyDeleteWhy were the ships different sizes?I learned what the La Belle looked like from front to back.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the La Belle was not that big for size. I am also wondering how many people could fit in one room because there are so many.
ReplyDeleteI learned that a magnetometer is basically an electronic device that records anomalies in the Earth's magnetic field caused by iron objects in the ocean floor. A question I have is how long did it take to uncover the LaBelle?
ReplyDeleteI learned and saw the LaBelle from front hull to rear hull.
ReplyDeleteOne thing that I discovered is that archaeologists use a concentric wall to help them uncover La Belle. I also learned that wood is very hard to preserve in water, so it was a miracle that La Belle was in pretty good condition for all those years.A question I have is, why aren't there as many shipwrecks far way from the cost?
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