How did we send messages before cell phones?
2024-10-09 · 30 min · 10 entities
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Joy has a top secret message to deliver. There’s just one problem– she’s locked outside without her computer or phone! How will she send her VERY important message?
Join Joy and co-host Cassandra as they explore the different ways people sent messages in the past, from smoke signals to trained pigeons. Plus, how the U.S. Postal Service started as a secret way to smack talk the British during the American Revolution. Signed, sealed, delivered, with a fresh round of First Things First!
Educators - Lesson Plan for Forever Ago - How did we send messages before cell phones? (Right Click to Download)
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