By Michael D.

 Different
Same
Different

 
 
 
 
 
 
  • Believed in the Bible. 
  • Went to school. 
  • We have medicine. 
  • Boys wore pants. 
  • We use ink. 
  • Have furniture. 
  • Took baths. 
  • Ate standing up. 
  • Did a lot of chores. 
  • Made candles. 
  • Teachers were mean in school. 
  • Very little furniture. 
  • Boy wore pants and britches. 
  • Moms made medicine. 
  • Made clothes out of linen that grew as flax. 
  • Boys chopped wood and sawed it. 
  • They took baths only two times a year. 
  • Eat sitting down. 
  • Do only a few chores. 
  • Buy candles. 
  • Teachers aren't mean in school. 
  • Much furniture. 
  • Wear skirts and pants. 
  • Computers and T.V.'s used. 
  • Buy medicine. 
  • Buy clothes. 

Venn Diagram Introduction


 





Send comments and inquires to the third grade teachers from Germantown Academy, Micki Vieille, Sandy Bennett, Cara Herold.

Technical assistance and design furnished by Carol Siwinski, Curricular Technology Specialist, Germantown Academy.