Ocean Travel to the New World

February 15 to May 16, 1818 

 

 

 Synopsis

 Philippine and her four companions finally set off on their journey to the New World.  Lesson 3 gives us a glimpse of the hardships of traveling by sailing ship in the 1800’s (crowded, stuffy sleeping quarters, narrow sleeping berths, seasickness,  storms, excessive heat, doldrums, pirate ship, fire on the deck, the stench from the hold – burst wine casks, rotting food, molding sea biscuits, contaminated water) and the need to pack your patience.

 Lesson 3 resources common to all grade levels. Choose one or more to share with your students.

Lesson Three Prayer to Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne.pdf Personal-Reflection-Upon-Our-Own-Journey-in-Life.pdf		Bon Voyage PowerPoint.pdf
Lesson Three Primary Sources.pdf Lesson 3 Timeline.pdf Bernard Martial & Philippine Duchesne-Two-Missionaries to Louisiana.pdf		How Big Was The Rebecca.pdf Ship's Bisket - Hard Tack: 18th Century Breads, Part 1. S2E12 A Summary of Reproducing the 18th Century English Sea Bisket.pdf Transatlantic Travel Comparison 1818 versus 2018.pdf
200 Years of Catholic Education Dec 2017 Jan 2018		Lettre 92 5-16-1818 Handwritten Letter from Philippine to Barat.pdf Lettre 92 5-16-1818 in French.pdf Lettre 92 5-16-1818 English Translation by RSCJ.pdf

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