'Wore' presentation slideshows

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Clothes in the past

Clothes in the past. History. The clothes worn by your grandparents when they were your age were different from the clothes you wear today. When your grandparents were young, many of the fabrics now used to make clothes had not been invented.

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History Of Chinese Clothing

History Of Chinese Clothing. Teacher: ??? (Laura Chao, Grade 11 English) Students: ??? ??? ??? ???. Da Zhi Senior High School. Foreword.

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Clothing in Ancient Rome

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Elizabethan Clothing

Elizabethan Clothing. Mallory Frost Tasnuva Hyder Martin Africa Craig McCaw. Elizabethan Era. The Elizabethan Age was the period of renaissance. It involved having new ideas and new thinking methods. Clothing was useful towards forming the social ladder.

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The Kinders Wore Their Favourite Colours

The Kinders Wore Their Favourite Colours. Thomas wore his red shirt, red shirt, red shirt. Thomas wore his red shirt all day long. Nathanael wore his black shirt, black shirt, black shirt. Nathanael wore his black shirt all day long.

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_____ wore a red dress based on the song Mary Wore a Red Dress

_____ wore a red dress based on the song Mary Wore a Red Dress. Adapted for HRE Pre-k. Ryan wore blue boots, blue boots , blue boots. Ryan wore blue boots all day long. Mrs. Smith wore a brown skirt, brown skirt, brown skirt. Mrs. Smith wore a brown skirt all day long.

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Southwest

Southwest. Created By: Dakota Galloway Jessica Evans Brittany McCoy Kristanna Stockton. Native American Tribes Navajos Hopis. Hopis: Pueblos One room Built with stones, sand and, mud They sat on blankets and benches The homes had holes in the roof

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Concho Indians

Concho Indians. By: Krysten Collins. Cultural Region. They lived in the Puebloan Cultural Region with the Jumanos and Tiguas. This is the Puebloan Cultural Region also know as the Mountains and Basins. How Did They Acquire Their Food?.

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By Mollie Cooper, Bella Zugna, Nicola Ivec & Sabrina Jessup

By Mollie Cooper, Bella Zugna, Nicola Ivec & Sabrina Jessup. A form of Ancient Greek entertainment that is still happening today is street art, such as busking. In the city in Ancient Greece, it was popular for poets and singers of any ability to perform on the streets.

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Welcome to Northwest Coast slide show. Enjoy!

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Hoopa Indians PowerPoint Presentation

Hoopa Indians PowerPoint Presentation. By: Lily Baizer December 12,2011. Food. Acorns and salmon are main source of food. Acorns are ground into flour then mush. They used hot stones to cook salmon and mush. They also ate berries, roots, nuts, and greens.

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The Nez-Perce Indians

The Nez-Perce Indians.

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The Pioneers

The Pioneers. By Tyra and Bo. About The Pioneers. They used buffalo chips to make a fire. They wrote in there diaries about the things they saw. What They Ate. They ate meat, eggs, biscuits, potatoes and chocolate for dessert. What They Wore.

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Scene Girl

Scene Girl. And with us we brought a scene girl, Who thought she controlled the whole world, She was conceited and rude. And brought with her a nasty attitude. Around her neck she wore Hello Kitty. All her outfits were extra itty-bitty. She wore cheetah spots and zebra stripes.

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