Pick an idea.
Make it your own.

1. Make a column for Vila Nune and another for Rio Douro.
2. Write down the products mentioned in each and mark the bread purchased in Vila Nune.
3. It compares what the document says with what remains to be known, such as quantities, prices and places of purchase.

Uses Vila Nune and Rio Douro readings. Sources describe productions, not full menus.

1. It outlines the body of the slug from the photograph.
2. Mark some spots and the position of the tentacles.
3. Write next to the date and the author. Your drawing interprets an image, does not add a new field log.

A proposal to make at your pace, without collecting copies.

1. Draw three lines with the heights indicated, using the same scale for all.
2. Compare mug and brazier: are almost the same height, but have different diameters.
3. Write next to each name your function. Lines compare measurements; do not show the shape of objects.

Activity with pencil and ruler, without manipulating or heating parts.

1. Draws three boxes: passengers, goods and museum.
2. Associates to each box a function described in the stories of this route.
3. Search in the text which of the working spaces began to receive exhibitions.

A proposal to make with texts, paper and pencils, no movement.

1. Draw two consecutive autumns and connect the flower of the first to the ripe fruit of the second.
2. Add a new flower in the second fall.
3. Separately mark the role of insects in flowering and birds in seed dispersal.

A paper scheme, without collecting flowers or fruits.

1. Create a line for Vila Nune and another for Santa Senhorinha, with columns for place of support, arrival and departure.
2. Just fill out what each report says: keep Monday and Tuesday on different lines.
3. Check what you will find: cause of difference, route of each card and delivery duration. Compare the information without choosing a version per guess.

Comparison of documents from 1758. It does not represent current postal hours.

1. Draw two villages and fields among them.
2. Use arrow keys to represent the hypothesis of population change; do not draw a historical route as if it were proven.
3. Compare the history of the Arch with that of the agricultural couple of Abadim.

A paper proposal to explore history at your own pace.

1. Mark on a sheet, with a ruler, 34,5 cm high and 18 wide. Use two sheets if you need it.
2. Draws only an approximate contour: the measurements do not reveal the exact shape of the piece.
3. Compare your representation to the three litres of capacity indicated in the inventory. Height and capacity measure different things.

A proposal to make with texts, paper and pencils, no movement.

1. Choose a particular text.
2. Write down the date and territory to which it refers.
3. Write a conclusion that this data allows and another that would be necessary to investigate.

A proposal to distinguish documented information and interpretation.

1. Search the text for places with eight neighbors, five neighbors and one resident.
2. On a sheet, it connects Granja to the church and Vale to the referred proximity, without drawing an exact location.
3. Compare the words used to count in Vila Nune and Painzela. Keeps the numbers accompanied by the respective category.

A proposal to distinguish documented information and interpretation.

1. Watch the facade at the bottom of the photograph. Where do you distinguish white surfaces and tile zones?
2. Compare the dates of the story: the panels are 1940 and the station opened in 1949. How many years do they separate?
3. The image is a whole view: it does not allow reading all the motifs or signatures of the panels.

You can make this proposal with the image and the text of the story, without moving.

1. Divide a sheet between railway elements and garden elements.
2. Add the rose trees mentioned in the reading and the elements you can distinguish in the photograph.
3. Place 1962 next to the prize, separating historical memory from what the image shows.

Proposal on paper or on screen, from reading and its sources. It does not require visit, collection of objects or confirmation of current conditions.