Homework: Dear parents/ guardians, please assist your
child with today’s homework.
Option 3: Collections: IMMIGRANT VOICES late 1800s
through mid-1900s
Mrs. Chin, age 19, writing from Angel Island, 1913
There was not much for us to do on the Island. In the
morning, we got up and washed our faces. Afterwards, we had breakfast. After we
ate, we napped or washed our own clothes. At lunch time, we had congee [rice
porridge] in a large serving bowl with some cookies. Then at night we had rice
with a main dish. You picked at some of it, I picked at some of it, and that
was that. We ate in a huge dining hall. After the women ate, the men ate. As the
women passed, the men teased us, whistling, saying this-and-that; they were so naughty.
They allowed us to go outside to the yard or even out to the dock, where there were
grass and trees, tall and fan-like. The women were allowed to wander around,
jump around, and stick our hands or feet into the water to fish out seaweed.
Otherwise, the day would have been hard to pass.
Statement: There was much to do in Angel
Island.
A.
Your reason for
Yes or No before reading the text:
B.
Evidence from the
text:
C.
Your reason for
yes or no: combine your reasoning and text:
Statement:
Mrs. Chin and other women had a great experience at Angel Island.
A.
Your reason for Yes or No before reading the text:
B. Evidence from the text:
C.
Your reason for
yes or no: combine your reasoning and text:
Option 2: Collections: IMMIGRANT VOICES late 1800s
through mid-1900s
Mrs. Chin, age 19, writing from Angel Island, 1913
There was not much for us to do on the Island. In the
morning, we got up and washed our faces. Afterwards, we had breakfast. After we
ate, we napped or washed our own clothes. At lunch time, we had congee [rice
porridge] in a large serving bowl with some cookies. Then at night we had rice
with a main dish… We ate in a huge dining hall. After the women ate, the men
ate. As the women passed, the men teased us, whistling…they were so naughty.
They allowed us to go outside to the yard …where there were grass and trees…
The women were allowed to wander around, jump around, and stick our hands or
feet into the water to fish out seaweed. Otherwise, the day would have been
hard to pass.
1. Did
life in Angel Island sound fun? Explain why or why not?
2. What
would the women do in the morning?
3. What
did she have for breakfast?
4. How did
the men treat the women?
5. How did
the women pass time?
6. Based on
the passage, do you think Ms. Chin has good or bad memories of Angel Island?
Explain.
Option 1. Collections: : IMMIGRANT VOICES late 1800s
through mid-1900s
Mrs. Chin, age 19, writing from Angel Island, 1913
There was not much for us to do on the Island. In the
morning, we got up and washed our faces.
1.
Did life in Angel
Island sound fun? Explain why or why not?
Afterwards, we had breakfast. After we ate, we napped
or washed our own clothes.
2.
What would the women
do in the morning?
At lunch time, we had congee [rice porridge] in a…bowl
with some cookies. … We ate in a huge dining hall. After the women ate, the men
ate.
3.
What did she have
for breakfast?
As the women
passed, the men teased us…They allowed us to go outside to the yard …where
there were grass and trees…
4.
How did the men
treat the women?
The women were
allowed to wander around, jump around, and stick our hands or feet into the
water to fish out seaweed.
5.
How did the women
pass time?
Option 1 A. Collections: IMMIGRANT VOICES late 1800s
through mid-1900s
Mrs. Chin, age 19, writing from Angel Island, 1913
There was not much for us to do on the Island. In the
morning, we got up and washed our faces.
1. Did life
in Angel Island sound fun? Explain why or why not?
Afterwards, we had breakfast. After we ate, we napped
or washed our own clothes.
2. What
would the women do in the morning?
At lunch time, we had congee [rice porridge] in a…bowl
with some cookies. … We ate in a huge dining hall. After the women ate, the men
ate.
3. What did
she have for breakfast?
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