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THE ASTORIAN • SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 2022
© 2022 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 38, No. 29
1792 MARINE DR • ASTORIA
576
31st Street
Astoria
503-325-2250
In the 1600s, Port Royal, Jamaica, was one of the busiest
seaports in the Caribbean. It was home to merchants,
missionaries, smugglers and pirates.
In 1692, an earthquake hit the city. Much of it sank 65 feet
(20 meters) below sea level. For hundreds of years, sand and
mud covered the city. Many treasure seekers tried to find the
sunken city and failed.
Long ago, Spanish ships full of treasure sailed the
seas. Sometimes these ships sank, leaving tons of
treasure on the sea floor. Search the sea floor for
seven coins with letters on them. Unscramble the
letters to find out what these ships were called!
Great
Ocean
A Spanish treasure ship was called a
Da Yang
Seafoods LTD.
.
Standards Link: Spelling: Spell independently combining phonemes
to form words; vocabulary development.
Then in 1965, a diver named Robert Marx used modern
equipment to dig under the layers of mud and found the lost
city. He was not looking for treasure, but find it he did!
Thousands of coins
were found—perhaps
lost pirate treasure.
Answer: Galleon.
PROVIDING SAFE PASSAGE SINCE 1846
Take a trip under the deep blue
sea and look for treasures from
A to Z. Can you find each letter of
the alphabet hidden in the picture?
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Astoria | 503-338-6230
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Divers looking for sunken treasure
do not look for the hulls of sunken
ships. Wooden hulls rot after
hundreds of years under water.
Diving for the lost city of Port Royal is
dangerous. Divers must watch out for sharks.
Do all sharks look the same? No siree! Circle
five ways the two sharks are different.
Standards Link: Visual Discrimination.
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Treasure hunters look instead for
lumps that could be the remains of
metal parts of a ship: cannons,
anchors, tools and ballast. Sometimes,
even these are hard to see, as most of
them have been encrusted with
sand and shells.
Well, shiver
me timbers!
There are two
land animals
hiding in the
picture above.
Can you find
them all?
Dig through the
newspaper to find:
• a word that
starts with tr
• something you
consider a
treasure
• four 2-syllable
words
• a 6-digit number
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WARRENTON
861-3252
1167 SE Marlin
SEASIDE
738-8243
2155 S. Roosevelt
TIRE
McCALL CENTER
HAMPTON
LUMBER MILLS
503.325.0411
AND
TOWING
34747 Hwy 101 Bus.
ASTORIA
Standards Link:
Decoding: Recognize
blends and
multi-syllable words.
Standards Link:
Visual Discrimination.
TECHNOLOGY
SOLUTIONS
Some say that in 1876, something carrying millions of dollars of gold
crashed and fell into the Ashtabula River in Ohio. Many have tried to
find the mystery bullion, but to date no one has. Do you think it is
really there? Or is it a legend?
To find out what crashed, color each space with one dot BLACK and
color each space with two dots BLUE.
Standards Link: Reading Comprehension.
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Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recognize identical
words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.
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