

by
Mark Twain
Angels
Camp: Old gold and jumping frogs
Although Mark Twain's story
did not put Angels Camp on the map, it certainly helped to
keep it there as a destination for people who like offbeat
entertainment. Imagine that you have found the perfect jumping
frog and want to participate in the Jumping Frog Jubilee.
Write a poem about your frog's special talents and share it
with the class.
UCR/California
Museum of Photography: Mark Twain
You
can learn a lot about a person from pictures and quotations.
Visit this exhibit of photographs of Mark Twain to learn more
about his life, his hobbies, and his vices. In the
Web Links Activity Log, paraphrase one of Twain's
maxims (restate it using your own words). Do you agree or
disagree with the statement?
Mark
Twain's Memory-Builder
In the late nineteenth century, Twain
designed and patented a game intended to help people learn
and retain historical information. This updated online version
includes facts about Twain's life and the time in which he lived.
Take the quiz, making sure to review the helpful time lines
included on the site.
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