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Robert Fulton,Robert in1766,lives born withhismotherand Lancaster, Pennsylvania Q(map1) FultonRobert (1765-1815)invents steamship (1807) Introduction to AmericanIntroduction Fulton, History, 1♦Robert Part Boy Craftsman Robert FultonRobert - knuckles) to schoolto have somethingbeaten into hishead, nothis How protest doesBob hispunishment? (hesayshecame about theditch Hansdigs) Why dallyontheway doesBob to school?(hefindsout pp. 42-52 The Quaker School wallpaper) (she makes himacopy bookoutofwrapping paperand How prepare doesMother Bob’s schoolsupplies? corn theinkover) andknocks What happensto theinkFather (Abraham Bob? left juggles pp. 32-41 forGetting Ready School candlestick andagreen candle theymade) What dothechildren give (aniron for Mother herbirthday? pp. 21-31 abouttheBoard Gathering What use for nuts) doesBob (hickory marbles? Bob’s friend’s family andhaspaintscamelhair brushes) André?Who isMajor (acaptured redcoat whostays with pp. 78-87 André Major as theothers) has onlyseenthree pencilsinhislife, andthisoneisasgood Why istheschoolmaster impressed by Bob’s (he project? pp. 73-77 slender, putsitinto thegrooves, andgluesthewood together) andpoundstheleaduntilitislong them; thenkneads hecutsstripsofwoodthe mixture; andburnsgrooves into the leadthree timesuntilitisfine, thenaddssulfurandheats theblackleadintoHow turn doesBob apencil?(hegrinds pp. 65-73 ConestogaDiscovery at Creek and yellow earth) Where dotheNative getpaints? Americans (from red earth Why could notpaint Benjamin incolor? (hehadnopaints) pp. 53-64 The Picture ©2008 by Sonlight Curriculum, Ltd. All rights reserved. n OffEurope to 168-175 pp. where family? (he buys a farm his for does Bob care How live) they can (twenty long is Bob years) in Europe? How Steamboat Builder Robert Fulton, 176-182 pp. virtually move (no, Does without a hitch? the steamboat soon after when the boat stops it moves) the people laugh mocked? (Noah) also was biblical boat-builder What 182-end pp. be connected? (canals) States will the United what With Upstream 133-144 pp. it along) (a pole pushes move? boat Gumpf’s does Mr. How dams many fish? (too the fishermen not catch could Why killed the fish) (it sank steamboat? Henry’s William happened to What after trips) two or three Wheels Paddle 145-155 pp. (he attaches boat? Gumpf’s Mr. Bob does improve How to then attaches the wheel of a wheel, spokes to thin wood an oar in the the boat moves; turns, the boat; when the crank back acts as a rudder) Bob Meets Ben Franklin 156-167 pp. does he help him? like Bob and how does Franklin Why of introduction a letter writes and Franklin too, (Bob invents, and study under Europe go to so Bob can Benjamin West to the painter) - Introduction to American History, Part 1 History, Craftsman ♦ Introduction American Boy to Robert Fulton, pp. 124-132 pp. soap) use ashes? (makes does Mrs. Fulton How rockets; he boils starch, combines it with gunpowder, adds adds it with gunpowder, combines he boils starch, rockets; tubes) pasteboard into the rocket then presses color, OffHoliday for a pp. 116-123 pp. (sky the 4th and how? celebrate does Bob make to What How many candle ends do the Fultons save for the July 4th the July 4th for save do the Fultons candle ends many How (fifteen) celebration? candle burning? (the council prohibit does the council Why of the because not burn candles that the citizens recommends scarcity) heat and candle Fireworks 111-116 pp. Which of the Ten Commandments do the people of do the people Commandments Ten of the Which cheerfullyLancaster the during (remember the war? break Four) Commandment Sabbath it holy, Day keep to with a gun? (not only a partridge, does Bob catch but What also a spy) Bob Serves His Country 101-110 pp. (mussel shells) (mussel does Bob on? paint What Bob? (his paint to and John give does Major André What box) pp. 95-100 pp. (red from berry juice, yellow yellow berry from (red does Bob find paint? juice, Where and hulls, earth, walnut from from bark, tree brown blue from cat’s about brushes?(Matilda the How bark) tree ink from fur) The Box of Paints The 88-95 pp.