World Geography
Mon. 9/23 -- Look at a power point for Europe and discuss the regions of Europe. Begina a project on the regions. Students will work with a partner to learn a little about the regions. Each person will take two regions (p. 288 has a map). For each region list 4-5 countries. Then using the text (p. 289-315) write 2 sentences about the history, economy, culture and daily life in that region. There will be 8 sentences per region, so each student will write 16 sentences.
Tue. 9/24 -- Finish regions project. If we have time we will review cities and countries today.
Wed. 9/25 -- Read page 282-285 on Human-Environment Interaction. If absent define: dike, polder, and seaworks. Do all parts of question #3. The rest of the period we will complete the physical map of Europe. DUE today.
Thur. 9/26 -- Map review all day for Europe. We will complete a "map puzzle" The class will be in two groups will different countries (puzzle pieces) to color and put into the map.
Fri. 9/27 -- Europe Quiz. Begin Russian regions project. [PLC/ Pep Assembly -- short period]
Ancient Medieval
Mon. 9/23 -- Test over Greece
Tue. 9/24 -- Introduction to Rome. Read pages 130-137 in the Heath book [copies in the room, not our regular textbook]. Worksheet on the basics of the Roman Republic.
Wed. 9/25 -- Roman Republic activty -- A class activity to experience the government of Rome. Students will be divided into Patricians and Plebeians and take part in various parts of the Roman republic system of government.
Thur. 9/26 -- Lecture on the transition between the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire -- Julius Caesar and Octavian. Handout on the Julio-Claudian family.
Fri. 9/27 -- Jigsaw reading on various topics on Rome. Make up: Pick up a packet from me. You will read the packet and write an 8 sentence -- most interesting facts sheet. Do two packets. [PLC/ Pep Assembly -- short period]
Economics
Mon. 9/23 -- Skits on prices and how different factors (surplus, price ceilings) effect prices. Review chapter 6 for the quiz on Tuesday.
Tue. 9/24 -- Quiz on Chapter 6 -- open note. Assignment on competitive structures. Comparision boxes -- If absent pick up a sheet from me.
Wed. 9/25 -- Begin video "Tucker: a Man and His Dreams".
Thur. 9/26 -- Finish the movie. - a short movie response is due on Friday.
Fri. 9/27 -- Partner project on creating a product and determining elasticity. Movie response DUE. [PLC/ Pep Assembly -- short period]
Mon. 9/23 -- Look at a power point for Europe and discuss the regions of Europe. Begina a project on the regions. Students will work with a partner to learn a little about the regions. Each person will take two regions (p. 288 has a map). For each region list 4-5 countries. Then using the text (p. 289-315) write 2 sentences about the history, economy, culture and daily life in that region. There will be 8 sentences per region, so each student will write 16 sentences.
Tue. 9/24 -- Finish regions project. If we have time we will review cities and countries today.
Wed. 9/25 -- Read page 282-285 on Human-Environment Interaction. If absent define: dike, polder, and seaworks. Do all parts of question #3. The rest of the period we will complete the physical map of Europe. DUE today.
Thur. 9/26 -- Map review all day for Europe. We will complete a "map puzzle" The class will be in two groups will different countries (puzzle pieces) to color and put into the map.
Fri. 9/27 -- Europe Quiz. Begin Russian regions project. [PLC/ Pep Assembly -- short period]
Ancient Medieval
Mon. 9/23 -- Test over Greece
Tue. 9/24 -- Introduction to Rome. Read pages 130-137 in the Heath book [copies in the room, not our regular textbook]. Worksheet on the basics of the Roman Republic.
Wed. 9/25 -- Roman Republic activty -- A class activity to experience the government of Rome. Students will be divided into Patricians and Plebeians and take part in various parts of the Roman republic system of government.
Thur. 9/26 -- Lecture on the transition between the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire -- Julius Caesar and Octavian. Handout on the Julio-Claudian family.
Fri. 9/27 -- Jigsaw reading on various topics on Rome. Make up: Pick up a packet from me. You will read the packet and write an 8 sentence -- most interesting facts sheet. Do two packets. [PLC/ Pep Assembly -- short period]
Economics
Mon. 9/23 -- Skits on prices and how different factors (surplus, price ceilings) effect prices. Review chapter 6 for the quiz on Tuesday.
Tue. 9/24 -- Quiz on Chapter 6 -- open note. Assignment on competitive structures. Comparision boxes -- If absent pick up a sheet from me.
Wed. 9/25 -- Begin video "Tucker: a Man and His Dreams".
Thur. 9/26 -- Finish the movie. - a short movie response is due on Friday.
Fri. 9/27 -- Partner project on creating a product and determining elasticity. Movie response DUE. [PLC/ Pep Assembly -- short period]
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