History lesson with granddad

Name: History lesson with granddad
Uploaded: 2011-02-13T18:31:35+00:00
Duration: 39 s
Channel: Hannah Keeley
Description: A brief informal dialogue—likely between a grandparent and children—narrating a Revolutionary War reenactment. Speakers point out terrain features (a…

13 Feb 2011 · 1 min

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A brief informal dialogue—likely between a grandparent and children—narrating a Revolutionary War reenactment. Speakers point out terrain features (a notable tree, a "readout"/hole labeled seven), describe troop movements (British troops advancing to meet American troops, Americans on a ridge, George Washington's men coming forward), and prompt children to participate in the scene. The tone is conversational and descriptive.

Okay, What's. What's going on? Okay, here come the British troops up to the front line to meet the American.
And I still won. Oh, no. I don't know. Are you guys going to do this, too?
Yeah.
All right, go for it.
About that.
In a dress, no less. Awesome.
That. See that tree out there? See how deep, how long? Far.
Down. This is. So the tree out there. There's.
A readout, I think, readout number seven, which is kind of a hole. And that's the first readout that fell when the American troops attack, and they were over on the ridge line, and that's where George Washington's guys came forward.
And there go the kids. So I need to go grab them and make them come back here and actually get some learning done.