The Harvest Feast
Before And After
A Virtual Field Trip
Created By Sharon Riggs
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Imagine you are a Pilgrim traveling on the
Mayflower. Draw pictures and/or take notes
as you journey across the Atlantic Ocean and
settle in Plymouth. Use your notes to write
about your experiences. Be sure to include:
•Your notes.
•A first person account of your life.
•Historical details.
•Describing words.
•Complete sentences with capitals and end
punctuation.
Click to continue.
Click on the picture to begin your adventure.
•Mayflower Voyage
(Sept. 1620 - Nov. 1620)
•Plymouth - The First Days
(Nov. 1620 - Feb. 1621)
•Treaty Of Friendship
(Mar. 1621 - Sept. 1621)
•Harvest Feast
(October 1621)
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•Mayflower Voyage
(Sept. 1620 - Nov. 1620)
•Plymouth - The First Days
(Nov. 1620 - Feb. 1621)
•Treaty Of Friendship
(Mar. 1621 - Sept. 1621)
•Harvest Feast
(October 1621)
Click on the picture to continue your adventure.
•Mayflower Voyage
(Sept. 1620 - Nov. 1620)
•Plymouth - The First Days
(Nov. 1620 - Feb. 1621)
•Treaty Of Friendship
(Mar. 1621 - Sept. 1621)
•Harvest Feast
(October 1621)
Click on the picture to continue your adventure.
•Mayflower Voyage
(Sept. 1620 - Nov. 1620)
•Plymouth - The First Days
(Nov. 1620 - Feb. 1621)
•Treaty Of Friendship
(Mar. 1621 - Sept. 1621)
•Harvest Feast
(October 1621)
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It took the Pilgrims 66 days to travel
over choppy waters from England to
Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Click on the drawing of the Mayflower.
This is a diagram
of the Mayflower.
The 102 Pilgrims
lived “Tween
Decks”. It was
crowded and
noisy. Click on
the diagram to
explore the
Mayflower
online.
“Tween Decks”
Mayflower Voyage
Draw and write about it in your
journal and then click to go on.
Click on the pictures to explore.
The Pilgrims landed in
Plymouth on December 11,
1620. Their first winter
was very difficult. Not
enough houses were built
when the snow began to
fall. Many Pilgrims had to
stay aboard the Mayflower
through the winter. They
suffered from the cold and
lack of food and many died.
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Plymouth - The First Days
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journal and then click to go on.
Massasoit convinced
his people and the
Pilgrims to be
friends.
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Treaty Of Friendship
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journal and then click to go on.
The Harvest Feast
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Harvest Feast
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journal and then click to go on.
After 1621
The Harvest Feast lasted for 3 days but was not celebrated
every year afterwards. The Pilgrims and the Wampanoag
lived in relative peace until about 1640.
Click on the
pictures to
explore their
villages.
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window to move around the picture. To
zoom in, press the shift key. To zoom out,
press the control key.
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Two Villages
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journal and then click to go on.
Related Online Activities
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•
The First Thanksgiving
•
Plimoth* Plantation
•
Investigating The First Thanksgiving
•
The Mayflower II
•
Thanksgiving History Quiz
•
Thanksgiving Word Quiz
*Plymouth or Plimoth?
In the 1600’s words were spelled as they sounded.
William Bradford spelled the word “P-l-i-m-o-t-h” in his
history, Of Plymouth Plantation.
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