The Weekly Knights went around asking seventh graders how their trip to Colonial Williamsburg was.
Our first interviewee was Katherine
Weekly Knights: How was your trip to Colonial Williamsburg?
Katherine: Definitely better than all the other trips. Long trip it was 8 hours it was more independent. First night we went Mini golfing. Then to Native American village. Then we went to Williamsburg we went around in groups in the afternoon in partners.. Wole part of the trip was to learn about a topic you’re doing in class. Thing to note: there is a pool at the hotel.
Weekly Knights: How was your Williamsburg experience?
Celia: Our Williamsburg experience was really fun because we got to explore a lot of different places. And we got to go to colonial Williamsburg and be brought back in time to 1707, so that was fun.
what was your favorite part of the trip?
Definitely Colonial williamsburg because we got to meet people who were acting like they were in 1707 so that was very fun.
What’s your project going to be?
I’m creating a tavern for my project, that I will have to run.
Beckett Maloney
Weekly Knights-What did you learn in Williamsburg?
BM-Stuff about colonial america.
Weekly Knights-Whats are you going to make?
BM-I’m going to make a woodworking shop that involves woodworking and several types of wood.
Weekly Knights- what kind of wood are you going to use?
BM- Wood that was primarily found in Colonial america (Virginia)
Weekly Knights- Any specific type of wood
BM- Tree wood
No comment from Jacob Hirsch
Jagger Walk
Weekly Knights-How was colonial williamsburg It was fun. I learned a lot of the history of taverns like George Washington actually went to one of the taverns we visited
Weekly Knights- Did you learn about pushing up sleeves
JW – No actually i invented that myself then people started doing it around me.
