A fun sorting game for students to identify past and present modes of transportation.
Use this teaching resource when learning about the history of transportation, and comparing it with the modes of transportation we have today from the past.
Students use the time machine posters to sort different modes of transportation into the past and present.
Describe how technology has affected communication, transportation, and recreation; and
Describe how science and technology have affected communication, transportation, and recreation; and
Explain how science and technology have affected the ways in which people meet basic needs.
Apply vocabulary related to chronology, including past, present, and future;
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