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Press for Curator Museum Entrance Theme Plot Research Room Welcome to the Roaring Twenties

Press for Curator Museum Entrance Theme Plot Research Room Welcome to the Roaring Twenties Boxing Match Museum etting/point of view Story Room HF Room

Story Elements Character traits Room 2 Character interactions Insert story photo representing historical fact

Story Elements Character traits Room 2 Character interactions Insert story photo representing historical fact from story Artifact 8 Other characters perspective Museum Entrance

Historic fact Story Museum Entrance Historical fact from authors notes Insert picture representing historical

Historic fact Story Museum Entrance Historical fact from authors notes Insert picture representing historical fact from author’s note Artifact 11 Room 3 Historical fact from authors notes Insert primary source Artifact 12 Primary source Historical Facts Room Insert picture representing historical fact from author’s

Research Room Artifact 13 Historic fact from story Room 4 Other historic fact ther

Research Room Artifact 13 Historic fact from story Room 4 Other historic fact ther Historic fact Picture representing other historical fact from research Artifact 15 Other Historic fact Entranc e Historical Fact from story or author’s note Picture representing other historical fact from research Artifact 14 Museum Picture representing other historical fact from research Artifact 16 to learn more about the roaring twenties go to http: //www. history. com/this-day-inhistory/dempsey-defeats-willard

Artifact 1 Setting/ Point of View This story is narrated in third person through

Artifact 1 Setting/ Point of View This story is narrated in third person through the eyes of Willie Brickman. He was selling newspapers to make money for his family. The Brickman family lived in New York City during the Roaring Twenties Return to Room

Artifact 2 Story Plot Return to Room

Artifact 2 Story Plot Return to Room

Artifact 3 Book Citation & Author’s Style • Roaring Twenties, The Boxing Match between

Artifact 3 Book Citation & Author’s Style • Roaring Twenties, The Boxing Match between Tunney and Dempsey, 1927 • Paperboy, Mary Kay Kroger and Louise Borden, Clarion Books. New York 1996 • (Fictional characters in fictional situations, but in the context of a real historic time period. ) Return to Room

Artifact 4 Theme Willie learns hard work pays off. When the boxer in the

Artifact 4 Theme Willie learns hard work pays off. When the boxer in the neighborhood everyone wanted to win lost, no newspaper boy went to get the extra newspapers except for Willie so his boss gave him a better job. Return to Room

Artifact 5 Character Interactions The character’s interactions show kids actually had to make a

Artifact 5 Character Interactions The character’s interactions show kids actually had to make a living off of selling newspapers to make money for their family. The interactions also show boxing matches were also a big part of the community. Also people had radios to listen to and not TV’s to watch. Return to Room

Artifact 6 Character Traits & Theme Willie is reliable because after the favorite boxer

Artifact 6 Character Traits & Theme Willie is reliable because after the favorite boxer lost the match, he went straight to his boss for the newspapers even though he knows it will be hard to sell the papers. That shows he is reliable. When he saw he could sign up for the extra newspapers he signed up. That shows he is a risk taker. Willie is also dedicated because he went early to see if he was the person that got the extra newspapers. He was a hard worker and that paid of for his family. He was willing to take a chance because he signed up to get more newspapers that would maybe not get sold. Willie learns hard work pays off. When the boxer in the neighborhood everyone wanted to win lost, no newspaper boy went to get the extra newspapers except for Willie so his boss gave him a better job. Return to Room

Artifact 7 Other Character’s Perspective The story would be told differently if Willie’s little

Artifact 7 Other Character’s Perspective The story would be told differently if Willie’s little brother was telling the story. Willie’s little brother would be wishing he was Willie because he wanted to make money for his family just like Willie. He also would want to feel important by making the money to make his parents proud. Return to Room

Artifact 8 Historical Fact from the Story In the story it states people used

Artifact 8 Historical Fact from the Story In the story it states people used radios in the past because they didn’t have TVs. This historic fact from the story is true. The facts that prove the information is true are: “Between the 1923 to 1930 an estimated 60% of American families purchased radios. They were used for entertainment such as, sports, news, music, and stories. ” “The growth of the movie industry, start from the mass production of cars, radios. ” The 1920’s decade in photos, Jim Corrigan. http: //www. the people history. com/radio. html Googleimages. com Return to Room

Artifact 9 Historical Fact from the Story In the story it states boxing matches

Artifact 9 Historical Fact from the Story In the story it states boxing matches were an actual community thing back in time. This historic fact from the story is true. The facts that prove the information is true are: The 1920’s saw the rise of the modern sports hero. Americans came to see their favorite players. Top athletes performed before enormous crowd of cheering fans. Boxing was cheered by people from all around the world. The 1920’s decade in photos Jim Corrigan Googleimages. com http: //www. artofmanlinees. com/2009/15/ 30 Return to Room

Artifact 10 Historic Fact from Author’s Note In the authors notes it states Gene

Artifact 10 Historic Fact from Author’s Note In the authors notes it states Gene Tunney was the heavyweight world champion. The facts from the authors notes that prove this information is true are: “Gene Tunney. b. New York City, may 25, 1898, was an American boxer who retired as the undefeated heavyweight boxer champion after 2 memorable victories over Jack Dempsey. ” Gene Tunney “heavyweight world boxing champion. ” – Tunney, Gene (2017) Grolier multimedia encyclopedia retrieved February, 21, 2017, scholastic Grolier online. Googleimages. com http: //gme. com/article? assestid=026170 -0 Return to Room

Artifact 11 Historical Fact from Author’s Note In the authors notes it states “jack

Artifact 11 Historical Fact from Author’s Note In the authors notes it states “jack Dempsey was elected in the international boxing hall of fame 1954. The facts that prove this information from the authors notes are true are: “Dempsey was inducted into the international boxing hall of fame” 1954 Heavyweight boxer Jack Dempsey was one of the most popular sport stars 1919. He was the boxing heavyweight champion during the golden ages of boxing. http: //www. ibhof. com/pages/aboiut/i nductees/oldtime/dempsey. hall of fame the 1920’s decade in photos Jim Corrigan Googleimages. com Return to Room

Artifact 12 Primary Source This picture of a newspaper relates to the story because

Artifact 12 Primary Source This picture of a newspaper relates to the story because it talks about the match between Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney. When Tunney beat Dempsey and how it went viral. This relates to the time period because this how people that did not know about the match know through the newspaper. What we're trying to say is newspapers is how people got there information in the 1920’s. Googleimages. com Return to Room

Artifact 13 Historical Fact from Sotry or Author’s Note In the story it states

Artifact 13 Historical Fact from Sotry or Author’s Note In the story it states newspaper selling was a true thing kids did to make money. The facts that prove the information in the story is true are: “They ran errands, delivered packages, hauled coal and firewood, sold newspapers, and shined shoes. ” “Kids used to sell newspapers for a living. ” They also did it for money. They did it to support families in the 1920’s. Immigrant kids. Russell Freedman page (40) – Jenner, Eric and John Maxwell Hamilton “newspapers”. Grolier multimedia encyclopedia scholastic Grolier online, gme. grolier. com Googleimages. com Return to Room

Artifact 14 Other Historical Facts “Tunney began boxing while working as a clerk for

Artifact 14 Other Historical Facts “Tunney began boxing while working as a clerk for the ocean steam ship company Googleimiages. com Return to Room

Artifact 15 Other Historical Facts The roaring twenties is a phrase used to refer

Artifact 15 Other Historical Facts The roaring twenties is a phrase used to refer to the 1920’s in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. The 1920’s were a time of celebration because these things ended. It was after World War 1 and after a deadly flu had spread around the world. That’s when the roaring twenties began. Return to Room

Artifact 16 Other Historical Facts The 1920’s were an age of social and political

Artifact 16 Other Historical Facts The 1920’s were an age of social and political changes. More Americans live in cities then farms. The nation’s total wealth more then doubled between 1920 and 1929. Warren hardening (1921 -1923) passed in 1920, made the consumption of alcohol illegal Googleimages. com Return to Room

Artifact 17 Our Artifact The artifact that represents the story and time period is

Artifact 17 Our Artifact The artifact that represents the story and time period is a newspaper because the story, it talks about how Willie Brickman sells newspapers to make money. It represents the time period because during the roaring twenties they used newspapers to know information. Image acquired at: Place URL here Return to Room

Curator Names We are 5 th graders from Lowe Elementary in Mrs. Herps class.

Curator Names We are 5 th graders from Lowe Elementary in Mrs. Herps class. Are names are Abdul and Alex. Abdul is from Saudi Arabia. Alex is from the united states of America. Abdul and Alex both like sports so we picked the book paperboy because it has a boxing match in it. Abdul’s favorite thing to do out side of school is to play soccer. Alex's favorite thing to do out side to do is run. Note: Virtual museums were first introduced by educators at Keith Valley Middle School in Horsham, Pennsylvania. This template was designed by Dr. Christy Keeler based on one of the sample virtual museums provided by the Keith Valley staff at ISTE’s NECC 2005. Contact Dr. Keeler for more information about virtual museums or visit http: //christykeeler. com/Educational. Virtual. Museums. html Return to Room