Welcome to the Stone Age By Molly Bonett

Welcome to the Stone Age By: Molly Bonett Donovan Hughes, Jeffery Barham, Alyssa Dragovcic

Stone Age Challenge Teams Blue, Yellow, Green, and Red Blue- Molly Yellow- Donovan Green- Alyssa Red- Jeffrey

This weeks challenge- What would be the hardest part of living in the Paleolithic Era? Draw a stone age house in 30 minutes with one thing you would not be able to live without. A comfy bed. Your phone. Or you Tv.

Early man’s changes There were not as many humans in the Paleolithic Era, than now. There were only about 1 million humans, but now here about 7, 000 times more people now. They were nomadic so they basically followed the animals. They communicated with clicks and sounds, but cave paintings could have been used to tell of an event.

This might be what a nomadic settlement looked like

Paleolithic Era Tools Stone cores were stone that you would skrap with. You would scrap the wood with it. Sharp stone flakes were used to cut deerskin and other things. Hammerstone was used for flattening surface.

How the Paleolithic humans got their food The paleolithic people ate meat like fish. They also ate nuts, seeds, roots and fruits. They shared the food, in all of the eras. They all got enough for their daily duties. Men usually ate the most with women and children eating the least, this goes for every era in the stone age.

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The paleolithic era was cold and snowy. They moved with herds of animals to survive. Also the Atlantic Ocean was Donovan Paleolithic made cooler by the Arctic Ocean and Antarctica. From time the North Sea began to rise substantially as the great sheets of The paleolithic era was cold and snowy. They moved with herds of animals to survive. ice melted. This is good because by the sheets of ice melting Also the Atlantic Ocean was made by the arctic and Antarctica. From time the North Sea means there was more fish to catch so the people can eat, began to rise substantially as the great sheets of ice melted. This is good because by the more water to drink, water crops and for animals. sheets of ice melting there is more fish to catch so the people can eat, more water to drink and water crops and for animals.

Blue team was winning the challenge, with 15 minutes left they were going strong. Yellow team was neck and neck with the Blue team and green team was right behind them. Red was so behind they didn’t even try to draw what they were supposed to!!!! Time for the results. Loser Winner!!!! Thanks for playing

Welcome to the Mesolithic Era Donovan Hughes, Molly Bonett, Alyssa Dragovic, Jeffrey Barham

Alyssa’s corner Molly’s Corner Remaining Teams Blue, Yellow, and Green Blue- Molly Yellow- Donovan Green- Alyssa Donovan’s corner

This weeks challenge- Try to draw your own stone age styled clothes in 15 minutes.

During the Mesolithic Era Meteorology after the ice age Mesolithic Era when the glaciers started to melt are retreat, the climate gradually became warmer. Forests gradually be During the Mesolithic Era after the ice age when the glaciers started to melt are started to grow and there was a reproduction of retreat, the. After climate gradually became warmer. Forests started to grow and there animals. this new climate stabilized moved into new where. After the this new climate stabilized people moved into waspeople a reproduction of areas animals. glaciers one were. new areas where the glaciers one were.

How were early man changes in physical size during the Mesolithic era The stone age people ate weeds and fruits to grow in size. When the stone age people grew in the Mesolithic era to the Neolithic era. It shows what we have today.

The evolution of man over the thousands of years

Mesolithic Era Arrow heads were used for hunting, but not fights because it seems they had a peaceful life. Spears were used to throw and catch things Scrapers were used to turn a row of hide into clothing, and tents.

Mesolithic Era Food The Mesolithic people ate fish, mussels, they also ate deer, wild boar, along with edible plants. They started to weave baskets and store berries, fruit and vegetables like roots. They also ate nuts. They also shared food the same way, as before, with men eating the most, women and children now eating just enough.

Examples of food people ate in the Mesolithic Era They also ate deer and wild boar, but mostly depended on these foods

Yellow got the lead early. The blue team was working very hard on making this drawing perfect. Green team was suffering, but were trying so hard and got almost nowhere. Time for the results Winner Loser Thanks for Playing

Welcome to the Neolithic Era Donovan Hughes, Molly Bonett, Jeffery Barham, Alyssa Dragovic

Remaining Teams Blue and Yellow

This weeks challenge- Try to think of a meal from the Neolithic era with the food pictured down below, in 45 minutes! Vegetables and fruits Meats, and fish Grains Types of bread, ( They didn’t look this good!)

In the Neolithic era they planted lots of crops. The land was rich, it had wild grass and game. Also after the ice age ended the weather became a lot warmer.

Neolithic Era The stone age tools were often made by grinding and polishing, rather than by chipping flake. They were used for digging the ground and hunting animals. As time tools to sculpt create pottery painting. A key to the development of the Neolithic period is the harvesting and cultivation of plants as crops- particularly grain, which could be stored, ground to flour, and cooked. polishing Painting Chipping flake

What man looked like in the Neolithic Era Man came from an ape, to a hairy figure to a human. Humans evolved into just a bit shy of what we are today. In the Neolithic Era they became more like what we are today.

Neolithic Era Food The Neolithic era was the evolution of agriculture. The Neolithic people began to farm and began to not rely on hunting as much as they did before. They began farming wheat, barley, lentils and flax. They still fished, because it seems like they had their own nutrition plate, which included meat, grain, vegetables and fruit, like berries.

Examples of Neolithic food

This time both are in need of help but blue team comes out strong. Yellow is right behind them but is a bit to slow. Time for the Results WINNER Thanks for Playing Loser

Thank You For Watching

Thank You For Watching We really hope you enjoyed our trip through the Stone age. We worked very hard on it and hope you enjoyed it again. We hope you were happy with the challenges because those were a challenge! Thank you again! -Molly Bonett, Donovan Hughes, Jefferey Barham, and Alyssa Dragovcic

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