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SMS International Visit to Jamestown Virginia |
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Jamestown, Virginia October 2004 The Intermediate ESL classes and ESL History class studied colonial American history this fall. Pocahontas, her father Chief Powhatan, the colonists at Jamestown, and the struggles of the English in their attempts to settle the "New World" were topics our international students mastered. Ms. Bohon, ESL teacher, and Mrs. Rhinesmith, US History teacher, led the students on a tour of Jamestown where they could see for themselves this living museum. The countries represented this year are Japan, Korea, Liberia, Mexico, Taiwan and Thailand |
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Jamestown Village houses 
Typical Native American food: oysters, nuts, corn and other vegetables 
Our classes on the “Godspeed”, one of the three ships the English colonists sailed to the New World 
Welcome to the Indian village 
Volunteer tries to start a fire the native way |
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In a Native American longhouse 
Our classes in front of a native American house 
Inside the ship for a demonstration. 
In the Jamestown church 
Back on campus - 2004-05 international students. |
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