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AP Human Geography
Mon. 2/8 -- Finish timelines on NATO/EU and the Warsaw Pact. Due on Tuesday.
Tue. 2/9 -- Collect timelines on NATO/EU and the Warsaw Pact. Interactive lecture on Terrorism. This section of the text is quite a good short summary of several terrorist issues. It is worth a re-read after the lecture p. 290-295. Hand-out test review summaries.
Wed. 2/10 -- Review for the test. We will spend some time on chapter 1 as well. I expect we are a bit rusty on the vocabulary.
Thur. 2/11 -- Black History Month Assembly -- special schedule. Test on Chapter 8 (about 35 questions) and chapter 1 (about 15 questions); Collect Notebook #7
Fri. 2/12 -- CRQ essay for the test (25 minutes)
World Geography
Mon. 2/8 -- Latin America Resource Maps. Each students will have a country in LA to draw a map and color it topographically. They will add on 5 resources produced in the country. This is a two day project.
Tue. 2/9 -- Day two in the Library to work on the maps.
Wed. 2/10 -- Resource map DUE; PowerPoint on the history of Latin America.
Thur. 2/11 -- Large Resource Map -- The economy of Latin America.
Fri. 2/12 -- Reading on the Rain forest p. 245-247. CNN video on Planet in Peril on rain forest issues. Hand out review sheet for the test. The test is scheduled for Wednesday 2/17.
Ancient Medieval
Mon. 2/8 -- Turn in Persia Map. Watch "Engineering an Empire: Persia" Notes on the Persian War with Greece.
Tue. 2/9 -- "The Last Stand of the 300" about the Battle of Thermopylae. We will take notes looking for 12 reasons why the Greeks manage to win the second Persian war.
Wed. 2/10 -- PowerPoint notes on the Golden Age of Greece (and Golden Ages in general). What are the characteristics of the period in Greece? Read p. 134-139 and find 10 famous Greeks. Write their names and their contributions. Each must be specific -- do not write "he was a playwright" that is too vague.
Thur. 2/11 -- Architecture in the Golden Age -- Reading about the Parthenon. Watch a section of "Engineering an Empire: Greece" on the Parthenon. There is a mistake in the reading. Can you find it?
Fri. 2/12 -- QZ: the Golden Age of Greece. Worksheet on the Peloponessian War.
AP Human Geography
Mon. 2/8 -- Finish timelines on NATO/EU and the Warsaw Pact. Due on Tuesday.
Tue. 2/9 -- Collect timelines on NATO/EU and the Warsaw Pact. Interactive lecture on Terrorism. This section of the text is quite a good short summary of several terrorist issues. It is worth a re-read after the lecture p. 290-295. Hand-out test review summaries.
Wed. 2/10 -- Review for the test. We will spend some time on chapter 1 as well. I expect we are a bit rusty on the vocabulary.
Thur. 2/11 -- Black History Month Assembly -- special schedule. Test on Chapter 8 (about 35 questions) and chapter 1 (about 15 questions); Collect Notebook #7
Fri. 2/12 -- CRQ essay for the test (25 minutes)
World Geography
Mon. 2/8 -- Latin America Resource Maps. Each students will have a country in LA to draw a map and color it topographically. They will add on 5 resources produced in the country. This is a two day project.
Tue. 2/9 -- Day two in the Library to work on the maps.
Wed. 2/10 -- Resource map DUE; PowerPoint on the history of Latin America.
Thur. 2/11 -- Large Resource Map -- The economy of Latin America.
Fri. 2/12 -- Reading on the Rain forest p. 245-247. CNN video on Planet in Peril on rain forest issues. Hand out review sheet for the test. The test is scheduled for Wednesday 2/17.
Ancient Medieval
Mon. 2/8 -- Turn in Persia Map. Watch "Engineering an Empire: Persia" Notes on the Persian War with Greece.
Tue. 2/9 -- "The Last Stand of the 300" about the Battle of Thermopylae. We will take notes looking for 12 reasons why the Greeks manage to win the second Persian war.
Wed. 2/10 -- PowerPoint notes on the Golden Age of Greece (and Golden Ages in general). What are the characteristics of the period in Greece? Read p. 134-139 and find 10 famous Greeks. Write their names and their contributions. Each must be specific -- do not write "he was a playwright" that is too vague.
Thur. 2/11 -- Architecture in the Golden Age -- Reading about the Parthenon. Watch a section of "Engineering an Empire: Greece" on the Parthenon. There is a mistake in the reading. Can you find it?
Fri. 2/12 -- QZ: the Golden Age of Greece. Worksheet on the Peloponessian War.
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