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Is this a dream?
Well, look at that! It seems that our love couple has landed in an area filled with candy. Wonder where this is or what it’s called. Look! There is a frosting bear and look over there ….. it’s a bubble bear. Aren’t they in the Candy Crush Soda Saga game? “Where are we?” asks Rachel. “I have never seen so much candy…
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Up, up and away!
Once the two of them are up in the air it’s much easier to see everything here. Fortunately Rancid has maneuvered hot air balloons before so it shouldn’t be a problem staying up there. “Oh Rancid, they have rides here,” exclaims Rachel. When we’re done with this can we go on some rides.” How could he ever say no to the…
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The wind is getting stronger
On the way back, Rachel gets so excited to see the ride below them. “Oh look Rancid, there’s the merry-go-round,” exclaims Rachel. “Can we go on that first thing when we land?” The winds are picking up but they still have a bit to go before landing. Rancid hopes that the wind doesn’t get much worse. He notices that the…
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They are finally back on the ground
On the way back they see this water ride. It looks like the children begin at the top going through this winding tunnel until they land at the bottom. If the wind dies down maybe they can try it. A short time later, they make it to the landing area and Rancid brings the air balloon down. Safe and sound! Rachel is a bit…
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Look at how funny they look!
“Rancid, where are the rides?” asks Rachel. “We didn’t pass any nor do I see any up ahead.” Perhaps they just need to walk a little further because the rides should all be located in one area. Rancid sees a stand up ahead with a bunch of maps showing the various areas located in Candy Land. He opens up the map and searches…
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Crash! Bang! Boom!
Rancid jumps into the blue car while Rachel gets into the red car. The employee sounds the whistle so it’s now time to start. Rancid is having a grand old time bumping into the other cars. Poor Rachel started off well but then the car wouldn’t move. The employee came over and explained to her how it works. That’s…
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Tour of the candy factory
As they walk down the path leading to the castle they are both amazed at how beautiful this place is. Rachel tells Rancid that she will have to tell Tiffi about this place. “I’m sure that Tiffi would love to join us the next time,” says Rachel. They walk inside and line up waiting for their guide. In the background they…
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Rachel and Rancid learn how candy canes are made
Frank has one more short film for them to view before they go on the tour. “This short firm is going to show you how candy canes are made,” Frank says. “It’s fascinating how they have to keep stretching and pulling it.” They now begin the tour. Frank explains what each machine does as they walk through the factory. The two…
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How is it made?
“Would you like to learn how bubblegum is made?” asks Frank. “Great! Let me start the film for you.” OMG! Rancid does not like the idea that bubblegum is made with plastic and rubber. Frank explains what gum is. ‘Gum is not really food. Sure, it’s edible, but that doesn’t mean that you should be eating it. As an appetite…
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Two doors
One day as Tiffi is walking through the HUB, she comes across two doors. That is very strange! She never saw doors in the community before. She looks around for a sign or some note that tells her what these doors are all about. Finding nothing at all, she decides to open the left door. Of course curiosity gets to her! She…
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Where does Tiffi end up?
Tiffi lands in a Native American community. She looks around and sees this one person approaching her. “Hi, my name is Esadowa and I live here in this community with my family.” Tiffi looks around and has no clue where she landed. She asks Esadowa what year it is, and he tells her that it’s 1924. How did Tiffi end up in…
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Tiffi learns all about the Arctic and Subarctic culture areas
‘The Arctic culture area, a cold, flat, treeless region (actually a frozen desert) near the Arctic Circle in present-day Alaska, Canada and Greenland, was home to the Inuit and the Aleut. Both groups spoke, and continue to speak, dialects descended from what scholars call the Eskimo-Aleut language family. Because it is…
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The Northeast and Southeast culture areas
‘The Northeast culture area, one of the first to have sustained contact with Europeans, stretched from present-day Canada’s Atlantic coast to North Carolina and inland to the Mississippi River valley. Its inhabitants were members of two main groups: Iroquoian speakers (these included the Cayuga, Oneida, Erie, Onondaga,…
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The Plains and Southwest culture areas
‘The Plains culture area comprises the vast prairie region between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains, from present-day Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. Before the arrival of European traders and explorers, its inhabitants—speakers of Siouan, Algonquian, Caddoan, Uto-Aztecan and Athabaskan languages—were relatively…
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The Great Basin and California culture areas
‘The Great Basin culture area, an expansive bowl formed by the Rocky Mountains to the east, the Sierra Nevadas to the west, the Columbia Plateau to the north, and the Colorado Plateau to the south, was a barren wasteland of deserts, salt flats and brackish lakes. Its people, most of whom spoke Shoshonean or Uto-Aztecan…
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The Northwest Coast and Plateau culture areas
‘The Northwest Coast culture area, along the Pacific coast from British Columbia to the top of Northern California, has a mild climate and an abundance of natural resources. In particular, the ocean and the region’s rivers provided almost everything its people needed salmon, especially, but also whales, sea otters, seals…
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How Native Americans Struggled to Survive on the Trail of Tears
“Are you ok Tiffi?” asks Esadowa. Tiffi nods her head in agreement that she’s ok. She is actually in awe learning all this history. She definitely will have to share all this history with her friends. “Now I’d like to get back to the Trail of Tears that I mentioned earlier,” Esadowa says. ‘In the early 1800s, the sovereign…
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History of Trail of tears continued ….
As Esadowa shares the history with Tiffi, she isn’t aware that they are now in Esadowa’s community. He introduces Tiffi to his family and tells her that he’s going to get her something for them to eat. As the two of them are eating, Esadowa continues to share more about the Trail of tears. ‘Extreme Weather Leads to Deaths…
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Welcome to the future!
What ever happened to Chewy? He opened the door and went inside …………………. Look at where he lands! Some wizard looking guy approaches him. “Welcome to the future! My name is Sagan,” says Sagan. “I’ve been called a precognizant. I can predict future events or developments.” ‘Did you ever have a dream that came true, blow by…
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The 21st century
Sagan shares with Chewy that even though he has seen some future events, he would rather give Chewy the details based on what a futurist has predicted. ‘London-based writer and futurist, William James Fox, started Future Timeline back in 2008. It began as a relatively small and obscure website with a brief list of future…