B Trolls Eye View_SE_JLG Guide.pdf - Junior Library Guild
B Trolls Eye View_SE_JLG Guide.pdf - Junior Library Guild
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Making Connections<br />
On page 19, Nick decided not to run away from Mr. Smallbone anymore. Would you<br />
have made the same decision? Explain your answer.<br />
Social Studies Connection<br />
Throughout history, one generation of people has handed down the knowledge<br />
and skills of certain trades to the next generation. The most common way this was<br />
done was through apprenticeships. Craftsmen transferred their know-how far<br />
back as 4,000 years ago in Babylon, and subsequently in Egypt, Greece, and Rome,<br />
and throughout Europe.<br />
Research some aspect of apprenticeship. Here are some topics you might want to<br />
consider:<br />
indentured servants<br />
family trades<br />
apprenticeship in the Middle Ages<br />
famous apprentices<br />
(Ben Frankin; Paul Revere)<br />
Thomas Quill (author)<br />
master and apprentice<br />
New England apprenticeship<br />
modern labor laws about apprenticeships<br />
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