Reading Class
February 12, 2014
Before we really get started reading Chasing Lincoln's Killer, let's look at who the author calls the most important figure in the story, Abraham Lincoln. It's his birthday, so it sort of makes today the perfect day to learn more about him, right?
We will be doing a K-W-H-L; however, we will do the H part of it together by watching a documentary about Lincoln.
When you are done, comment on this post. Share the most interesting thing you learned about Abraham Lincoln.
Abraham Lincoln was raset but then changed his mind.
ReplyDeleteI learned that he didn't have a very good childhood.
ReplyDeleteHe was a slave for his dad until he turned 21.
ReplyDeleteThe most interesting thing I learned was that Lincoln was racist at first.
ReplyDeleteI think it was a little crazy that Abraham Lincoln didn't see his dying father, or even go to his funeral. But he had a good reason since his dad beat him.
ReplyDeleteThe most interesting and surprising thing I learned was that Abraham Lincoln was the first to say that slavery was wrong.
ReplyDeleteThat more than one person planned the shooting.-Jacob Walsh
ReplyDeleteI thought it was interesting that Abraham Lincoln was racist in the beginning.
ReplyDeleteThe most interesting thing that I learned was that his father use to beat him
ReplyDeleteSomething interesting that I learned was that his first and second sons both died but the first was from tuberculosis and the second was from typhoid.
ReplyDeleteThey had been so desperate they had started to let african americans in the war.
ReplyDeleteThe most interesting thing that I learned from the Abraham Documentary was that he was way racist before he was president.
ReplyDeleteThe most intresting thing I learned is that he had 4 kids and one of his kids died and he was not by that kid very much. then he realized that his son had died then his other kid was getting sick then he missed 2 weeks of work to be with his kid then the kid died then he was very sad at the time that his kid died then he had 2 kids left at that time.
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