Abraham Lincoln Research Project Task 1: Who Was Abraham Lincoln On Youtube, Type in “Biography of Abraham Lincoln for kids: Meet the American President for Kids- FreeSchool” Watch the video all about Abraham Lincoln Write down notes as you watch about what you learn about him. Look for the following information: a) where and when was he born b) Who did he live with? c) Who were his parents? d) What was his childhood like e) How did he become president f) Any other important information Create a write up in your research journal about what you learned from the video of Abraham Lincoln. Be sure to use full sentences and punctuation Task 2: What is Slavery? Research slavery by using google, books and by watching Youtube videos for kids In your research notebook, answer the following questions. When you answer the questions, please respond in full, complete sentences. If there is anything you don’t understand, or need help with, ask Ms. Pollock. 1) What is slavery? 2) Why did slavery happen? 3) When did slavery start? When did it end 4) In what part of the world did slavery exist? 5) How did people feel about slavery? Were people happy about it or sad? 6) How do you think slaves felt being slaves? 7) How did slavery end? Who put an end to it 8) Do you think slavery exists today? Task 3: Compare and Contrast Create a chart that compares and contrasts what freedom looks and feels like, versus what slavery looks and feels like. Include pictures Task 4: Timeline In your research notebook, create a TIMELINE surrounding Abraham Lincoln’s life. - Choose at least 5 important events from Lincoln’s life to include in your timeline - Include words and pictures, and a clear, timeline Task 5: Writing in the perspective of a slave Pretend you are a slave. Write a diary entry about your day and what you had to do. Be sure to use full sentences, and descriptive detail Task 6: Drawing Video On Youtube find a video showing you how to draw Abraham Lincoln Task 7: The Lincoln Memorial On Youtube, Type in: “The Lincoln Memorial for Kids” by Homeschool POP In your research notebook, draw a picture of the Lincoln Memorial and then under it, explain what the Lincoln Memorial is, and why it was built Task 8: Powerpoint Presentation Create a powerpoint presentation about Abraham Lincoln and Slavery. Use images and writing in your PowerPoint. Decide if you want to present your PowerPoint to the class, to just Ms. Pollock and/or to maybe Ms. Cambly as well