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Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Shoe Post
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We feel like it is amazing that each and every one of the different type of shoes has a different story behind it. It is great that none of those stories are the same but can always relate to each others problems.
Preston Van Klaveren, Caleb Peacock, Cade Henry, Dirk Ross
(Preston) These look like the pair of shoes worn in the Netflix Original Series "Lost In Space." The scene when they landed in the desert and the sand was little grains of sand were made of diamonds. I would totally wear these because they look pretty comfy to wear. (Cade) These are the first of many shoes that help workers not injure their toes. (Dirk) These shoes look like they have been worn well and they were worth the money while the others shoes looked like a waste. (Caleb) The shoes look like they were worn by a hunter that fell into a vat a mud.
Chloe G, Olivia H, Breanna W, Tyler P
These shoes are super funky. They're an interesting mix of tall, green, and snake skin print. We think that someone decided to rebel against modern fashion and go in a completely different direction while making these. Maybe a designer was trying to stick out of the crowd, majorly.
Brooklyn, Mason, Jordan
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We think this person really likes food and they like to express it. They are a joker and they like people to give them good attention. They are really funny and enjoy making people laugh.
Addie, Ashlin, Amarice, Hayley: Lee Middle School
These shoes were worn 1,000 years ago by the Egyptians. We believe these shoes where used for carriage rides in the Egyptian sun. These shoes are surely one of the weirdest shoes yet. What do you even do in them?!?!
Cate, Alex, Drew: Santa Rita
We think the person likes fishing. We think that he caught the fish on his own, and he likes to stand out.
| Weird Shoes |
Jorge Guin Patrick SR
This pair of sneakers are heavenly designed to look like the greek messenger Hermes golden shoes.
Tyree, Deacon, Diettrich
These are shoes are used to crush chestnuts. Whoever wore these shoes must have felt tall and probably unbalanced while walking, but it was to help with the crushing process to make it easier. Even though they are a little terrifying, they really are just used for the mundane task of crushing chestnuts, which was a very important source of food.
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Jazmin G, Alli, Ayali,
This shoe was worn just for cracking acorns, though it looks more menacing then cracking acorns it was just that. The people who used to wear these shoes probably worked really hard and outside this would have been a really hard shoe to work in.
Caroline Wilha, Cayle Moss, Ethan Bruns
We think the backstory is...
Someone in Egypt died and they made a coffin piece for their feet.
Julian Castillo, Jake Cisneros, Summer Tate-Rogers
These shoes belong to Lonzo Ball, his dad was an MBA star and was trained by his dad.
Bri, Lorissa, Kris & Julianna
We picked this shoe because it is elegant and shows class. These shoes are something you would probably see in a movie. It is cool to see what people wear back then and what we wear now.
Mikayla, Larysa, Sofia, Andi- Lee MS
The shoes of Queen Elizabeth were worn to her very own wedding. I feel like her shoes represent grace, beauty and royalty. They were clean and white symbolizing purity. The silk wrapped slip on sandals were the definition of class and maturity. They were everything a queen stands for. They were very simple yet supportive, everything a queen may need for long days helping people and making laws. Since they are shoes, they have probably witnessed the dark and light moments Queen Elizabeth encountered during her ruling. They were our favorite pairs of shoes because they represented a queen. They seemed worn and special. They seemed to have a story behind every silken strand woven into one big lifetime.
Natalie Damien Leia, Santa Rita
The pink shoes in this story look like they are a combination between boots and heels says Natalie. Leia thinks that the top thing is a bar. Damien thinks that they are the same thing as Natalie.
Alexis G., Aliana H., Dominique C., Serena H.
These shoes are very unique in their own special way by their cultures , gleam of gold has spread around the world . Gold is just so bright and will make you stand out for sure when you were them or anything gold . Golden footwear has been central to expressions of status and style in numerous cultures . These gold standard shoes are very different than any other .
Caroline A, Fallon D, Elizabeth W
Through history, shoes have played an important part. Not only do they protect your feet, they are used for many cultural ceremonies. By looking at shoes, we are able to see the mysteries of the past.
Take the chestnut crushing clog, it served as a tools for anyone who cooks. We assume that the person who wore those shoes was a peasant who worked for a chef. While it is obvious that the person crushed chestnuts, but helped with other tedious tasks. We can assume that these task were things like gather food, and herbs, and possibly even cleaning chores around the house.
Take the chestnut crushing clog, it served as a tools for anyone who cooks. We assume that the person who wore those shoes was a peasant who worked for a chef. While it is obvious that the person crushed chestnuts, but helped with other tedious tasks. We can assume that these task were things like gather food, and herbs, and possibly even cleaning chores around the house.
Merilee, Reese, and Rhett Santa Rita Elementary
We think that the person who wore these shoes were crazy rich.
Gunnar, Alaina, Jack Santa Rita
Stand In My Shoes
The book is about empathy and respecting other. You need to think about others before yourself and how they would feel.christina,nate,cloe, breylon green .
the shoes that were worn by queen Victoria , were made out of silk and she wore them to her wedding . they had elastic in them . they also seemed very comfortable . also made in the 1840's
Jackson,Juliet,Samantha,Jayden
These sandals are simple, and made out of string it looks like. They are very old. the design of the shoes is different from others .
Aryan S, Allie F, Connie C, Alexis C
These shoes seem to be flashy, it's almost like these shoes are better than others. The person who wore these shoes seem to be worn by someone who was in the higher, wealthier part of society.
Kaylee, Melody, Jessika, Celeste
High end life. Looked down at the world around them. Better than everyone. Unique, they feel. Lonely.Monday, April 16, 2018
Chris, Luke, Jayce lms
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these shoes were probably worn be someone that couldn´t buy new shoes. someone that is poor.
sean , jasmine,jonathan,jose
Pair of Woman's Shoes
Costumes; Accessories
Silk brocade, leather, silk
Length: 9 1/2 in. (24.13 cm) 3 3/4 × 3 1/2 in. (9.53 × 8.89 cm)
Gift of Jack Cole (63.24.7a-b)
Not currently on public view
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Hayden and James
The person that wore these boots probably would have worked somewhere that is dirty and had tough working conditions.
Braden T, Tristan T, Lee M/S
These boots are made for hunting in the snow. Hunters were the one who wore this especially.
Avery B, Sam C, Ryann H, Gracie B-Lee MS
These shoes would have been worn by Norwegians. They are meant for cold weather and would help keep their toes warm. The vibrate colors represent their cultural and regional differences.
Ancient Egyptian shoes Austin Ashley, Dylan Marburger, Conner Greenfield, Sam Helm
The person life was probably a working, hard labor job considering they broke their flip flop. Their life would be made easier because they did not have to worry about the hot sand but, it probably caused aching feet and they did not have much protection for their feet.
Riley Zoey Larissa Santa Rita
The person that would of worn these shoes would of been rich and have wealthy life style.
Kamik Shoes: By Christian W, Steven S, Yadhira C, Emily F
The person who worn these shoes must´ve lived in the cold, but these shoes made their feet warm.
They might´ve been a hunter, but who knows? We like these shoes. 10/10
Shaylee c, Jadyn. M, Tristin C, Abby S Lee MS
At the beginning of the 17th century wealthy women chose these shoes to wear.
Christian V Reger L Colton FMartin.M Lee 2nd
These where shoes that that many Spanish women wore to dances and formal occasions. They were very popular in the 21 century and are still very popular with many Spanish cultures to this day.
Highy Polish Red Boots BY Rodrick,H Zachery,R Santa Rita
These shoes are for strongman's.I think they were them to fancy dances are important stuff.Like balls are stores,wedding's and more Also there really shiny and been polished a lot.
Olivia Rutherford, Tanna Wolff, Katelyn Puello, Amory Fly Waters 1st Period
These shoes would have been worn by a man of high caliber. He would have escorted ladies to dances, rode in a carriage, and been among the wealthiest people in his community.
Sunday, April 15, 2018
Step in My Shoes
Spend a few minutes looking at the Bata Shoe Museum website : http://www.batashoemuseum.ca/
Discuss the different shoes and the “story” behind them with your partners.
Copy and paste a picture of a pair of shoes in a blog post and the reflective on
what the person who wore the shoes life would have been like.
Be reflective. You will need to comment on at least one other post.
Make sure you put your names and school on each post or comment.
Copy and paste a picture of a pair of shoes in a blog post and the reflective on
what the person who wore the shoes life would have been like.
Be reflective. You will need to comment on at least one other post.
Make sure you put your names and school on each post or comment.
We look forward to reading your post.
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