please see our lesson set on the subject, including this idea from the fort itself.
Mrs. Robinson, our junior intern from Missouri Southern State University, led the class in a lesson to apply what they have learned about the Heights of Carillon and the Battle of Carillon (at Fort Ticonderoga). The class considered the angles of the defensive lines in the Heights of Carillon, and then created their own lines (marked with fettuccini noodles). Using some information that I received at the teacher institute at the fort, this summer, students projected their own defensive lines (using 90-degree angles) and evaluated their designs for flaws in their defenses. Learn more about the Battle of Carillon and more about Fort Ticonderoga,
please see our lesson set on the subject, including this idea from the fort itself.
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