Economics
Mon. 10/1 -- Guest speaker -- Trent Tyler from Google. Video Conference. Begin work on Market Failures assignment. To make-up read . 180-182 to find the five types of market failures. On a piece of white paper write the definition for each. Then use a newspaper to find examples of each type in the real world. Glue the example (maybe a title and first paragraph) to the paper and explain how your example fits the definition examples for market failure.
Tue. 10/2 -- Library to research various regulatory agencies. Worksheet with questions on the agencies. Pick up one if you are absent.
Wed. 10/3 -- Finish the assignment on Market Failure. Hand out the review sheet for the test.
Thur. 10/4 --Review for Micro-economics test. Chapters 4-7 in text book. A review sheet will be provided in class.
Fri. 10/5 -- Test in Microeconomics, Chapters 4-7.
Art History
Mon. 10/1 --Finish Hellenistic sculpture books. Art Cards 21-28 are due (Classical and Hellenistic Greek).
Tue. 10/2 -- Review for Greece Test
Wed. 10/3 -- Greece Test
Thur. 10/4 -- Architecture analysis. We will look at different building materials, spaces and purposes for buildings. The lesson will also teach students how to "read" architectural plans. Understanding architecture is key to understanding the public buildings of Rome.
Fri. 10/5 -- Notes on the Etruscans and Italy before the Romans.
Ancient Medieval
Mon. 10/1 -- DVD on the life of Julius Caesar. Students will make a timeline of the dates of Caesar's life. 12 dates in the timeline required.
Tue. 10/2 -- Open note quiz on the History of Rome. Reading about the Roman Empire p. 160-165. There is a reading guide due with the reading assignment.
Wed. 10/3 -- DVD Engineering an Empire -- Diagrams of Roman buildings with notes.
Thur. 10/4 -- The Rise of Christianity -- worksheet and analysis questions on the back. p. 168-172.
Fri. 10/5 -- The Pax Romana notes and reading on the Fall of Rome. Graphic Organizer on the Fall of Rome using pages 173-176.
Mon. 10/1 -- Guest speaker -- Trent Tyler from Google. Video Conference. Begin work on Market Failures assignment. To make-up read . 180-182 to find the five types of market failures. On a piece of white paper write the definition for each. Then use a newspaper to find examples of each type in the real world. Glue the example (maybe a title and first paragraph) to the paper and explain how your example fits the definition examples for market failure.
Tue. 10/2 -- Library to research various regulatory agencies. Worksheet with questions on the agencies. Pick up one if you are absent.
Wed. 10/3 -- Finish the assignment on Market Failure. Hand out the review sheet for the test.
Thur. 10/4 --Review for Micro-economics test. Chapters 4-7 in text book. A review sheet will be provided in class.
Fri. 10/5 -- Test in Microeconomics, Chapters 4-7.
Art History
Mon. 10/1 --Finish Hellenistic sculpture books. Art Cards 21-28 are due (Classical and Hellenistic Greek).
Tue. 10/2 -- Review for Greece Test
Wed. 10/3 -- Greece Test
Thur. 10/4 -- Architecture analysis. We will look at different building materials, spaces and purposes for buildings. The lesson will also teach students how to "read" architectural plans. Understanding architecture is key to understanding the public buildings of Rome.
Fri. 10/5 -- Notes on the Etruscans and Italy before the Romans.
Ancient Medieval
Mon. 10/1 -- DVD on the life of Julius Caesar. Students will make a timeline of the dates of Caesar's life. 12 dates in the timeline required.
Tue. 10/2 -- Open note quiz on the History of Rome. Reading about the Roman Empire p. 160-165. There is a reading guide due with the reading assignment.
Wed. 10/3 -- DVD Engineering an Empire -- Diagrams of Roman buildings with notes.
Thur. 10/4 -- The Rise of Christianity -- worksheet and analysis questions on the back. p. 168-172.
Fri. 10/5 -- The Pax Romana notes and reading on the Fall of Rome. Graphic Organizer on the Fall of Rome using pages 173-176.
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