Read 1.2 Prehistory.
There is also a bonus question on the Becoming Human worksheet.
The website is http://www.becominghuman.org/ and just click on the documentary (not the interactive timeline, though you can check that out if you want)
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Do you have to do the Becoming Human worksheet or do you just have to read
ReplyDeleteyou hav to do the becoming human worksheet and you have to read section 2 of ch.1
ReplyDeletewat if u dont hav it i only hav one page were there two
ReplyDeletehaha, mr.pelish was right, u answer all the questions
ReplyDeletehuh is there two pages???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????//
ReplyDeleteum i think there is only one
ReplyDeletewat if i cant get a worksheet i was late for class i missed like half of it it wont work on my computer and i cant go next door or anything like it???????????????
ReplyDeletego to the top of the blog and look for something that says green cluster, with a line underneath. then go to mr.pelish's thing, then hit th first listed one kinda near the bottom.im not sure how to explain?!?!
ReplyDeletedo we do the worksheet that we printed out our selves?
ReplyDeletewait i dont get questions 6, 7, and 9 can someone help me??
ReplyDeletebrianna_kaleen_tabitha said
ReplyDelete"go to the top of the blog and look for something that says green cluster, with a line underneath. then go to mr.pelish's thing, then hit th first listed one kinda near the bottom.im not sure how to explain?!?!"
Awesome job in helping everyone out!
Nice
actually just 6 and 9
ReplyDeleteanybody??
ReplyDelete#6 Since they ate meat, they were able to migrate throughout the world. "Meat is meat anywhere you go" so carnivores have a larger range, or can travel farther than plant eating species - who tend to stay near their food supply.
ReplyDelete#7 Hadar is the site in Ethiopia where Donald Johanson found Lucy (the australopithicus afarensis)
# 8 Johanson is the paleoanthropologist (science/history brainiac) who discovered Lucy and other hominid fossils.
# 9 Laetoli is the site of the hominid footprints discovered by Mary Leakey.
#10 Leakey is the paleoanthropologist who found evidence of hominid bipedalism (ape-like creature that walked like humans) at Laetoli.
Bonus: Look at the Culture section of Becoming Human
Hope this helps (remember: never panic if you can't the homework - as long as you try!)
Thanks Mr.Pelish!!!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU MR. PELISH!!!!!
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