You have been given 4 historical objects! Take turns describing and guessing. 1 minute each object.. - Objects that changed the World. Go to the next page., 1.Listen to the description from your partner, ask questions as necessary, then try and guess what the object is. After that (1 minute), FLIP to check your answer. - 1. Arrow. 65,000 years ago, our Stone Age ancestors first sharpened metal into points to hunt a broad range of animals., 2. Describe the object in detail and its function. Do NOT tell what it is, don’t give any obvious information. Flip to see the object. - 2shape, size, weight, color, materials, special features, use, 3. Listen, then try and guess the object. When finished, flip to learn more! - 3. Hammer. Used around 3.3 million years ago. The first ones were made without handles. Hammers with handles were made in 30,000 BCE during the middle of the Paleolithic Stone Age., 4. Describe the object in detail and what it is for. Do NOT tell what it is, don’t give any obvious information. - 4shape, size, weight, color, materials, special features, use, 5. Do your best, ask follow up questions and guess! - 5. Loom. A device used to weave cloth and tapestry. It's basic purpose is to hold the warp threads under tension to facilitate the interweaving of the weft threads, 6. Give a good but not obvious description. Make it fun - 6shape, size, weight, color, materials, special features, use, 7. If you can guess this object, you are an expert!!! - 7. Printer. Believe it or not, printing dates back in some form to as early as 3500 BC, when the Persian and Mesopotamian civilizations used cylinder seals to certify documents written in clay., 8. Describe it in detail and what it is for. Don’t give any obvious information. - 8shape, size, weight, color, materials, special features, use, Additional: If you have time to spare, flip to see the instructions - Discuss: What object called your attention the most and why? Which is your favorite? Which do you use the most? Why? ,

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