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Fourth Grade Path Finders |
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This web page is reserved for student use to aid in completing teacher assignments. |
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Rating Websites for Research Projects |
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California Missions |
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Common Terms of the California Missions Look up mission words in this mission era glossary. |
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The Spanish Missions of California This site, constructed by two high school students in California, is a great place to start research. It gives an overview of Spanish Missions and discusses how a typical mission was built, the people at the missions, and interesting facts about the missions. It does not give information about each mission. |
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California Mission Resource Center This is an outstanding site with links to additional sites about the missions. “The Ask the Expert” section and ”Mission Visual Journeys” section (located when you scroll over Mission Gateways) are exceptional. There are great paintings of the missions at this site too. |
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Photo Gallery Vintage Postcards This site contains postcards of each of the California Missions from the collection of Ella and Harry Nuce. |
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California Mission Study Association This page contains links to all of the California Missions. |
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Search primary source photographs of the missions. Look up your mission by clicking on Browse A-Z on the left side of the page. Then search for your mission by name. |
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California Missions Virtual Tour This site contains both pictorial and textual information about each of the missions. |
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This site contains brief descriptions of each of the missions as well as additional links to other information sites. |
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Two men bicycle between 12 of the missions as part of a project for fourth grade students. Their diary provides some interesting facts about these missions. |
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This site provides an essay on the life of a Friar. It contains specific information about what they did during a normal day. |
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This site features historic photographs of all 21 California Missions, from as early as 1895. |
Update August 19, 2009