7th Grade -
Create a T-Chart of things a new government should/should not have? What should a government be like? What will it need to work well? What should it not have?
Things you might want to include:
types of Rules, officials/leaders, system to pick leaders, goals, jobs, services the government provides, how does it protect, how involved in your life and business, etc.
Use SCREAMGP to help think of ideas and areas of society government might be part of
8th Grade -
Please create a graphic organizer/web of the 1920's. The goal of this organizer is to create a short summary of the time. use your notes and vocabulary!
Include all the categories we have covered so far
women, African-Americans, fashion, advertising, economy, credit, prohibition, isolationism, etc.
Use SCREAMGP to help think of categories, events, ideas
Monday, March 31, 2008
Thursday, March 27, 2008
HW Due Monday
8th grade - Read 732-736
Reading checks
Section review # 3
7th grade -
Answer the following questions completely (at least 3 paragraphs)
1) Why do we have a government? Give reasons
2) What would America be like without a government? Explain
3) How much control should our government have? How much should it be involved in our lives? explain
Reading checks
Section review # 3
7th grade -
Answer the following questions completely (at least 3 paragraphs)
1) Why do we have a government? Give reasons
2) What would America be like without a government? Explain
3) How much control should our government have? How much should it be involved in our lives? explain
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Parents
At the start of the year we introduced an acrostic to help us remember the areas of history. (SCREAMGP) This acrostic should be memorized so that kids have lots of options to think about when they create essays or study history. If you use this acrostic when examining of nations, time periods and events it will help you create a more complete understanding of history.
Science
Culture
Religion
Economics
Art
Military
Geography
Politics
Every time you consider something in history look at it through all of these lenses/categories. How did each of these areas change/shape, create who we are?
Science
Culture
Religion
Economics
Art
Military
Geography
Politics
Every time you consider something in history look at it through all of these lenses/categories. How did each of these areas change/shape, create who we are?
HW Due Thursday 3/27
7th Grade - Study for your essay test
You should be able to completely explain at least 3 causes of the American Revolution.
Don't forget SCREAMGP to review all the different causes.
8th grade - in your HW notebook write a summary of the economic conditions of the U.S. in the 1920-1929. (Before the Crash) Don't forget to include the following areas we have already covered.
African Americans
Women
Advertising
1920's headlines
Charts and graphs
You should be able to completely explain at least 3 causes of the American Revolution.
Don't forget SCREAMGP to review all the different causes.
8th grade - in your HW notebook write a summary of the economic conditions of the U.S. in the 1920-1929. (Before the Crash) Don't forget to include the following areas we have already covered.
African Americans
Women
Advertising
1920's headlines
Charts and graphs
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
Sunday, March 23, 2008
7th Grade test and Study sheet
The next 7th grade test will take place on Wednesday the 26th (not tuesday). We will have a review on Monday/Tuesday. Please come to the test with your completed review sheet. It will be collected and graded as a homework. The study sheet was handed out several weeks ago and was also posted on this blog. Please look back at previous posts for the sheet Unit 3.
Wednesday - multiple choice
Thursday - Essay Be able to explain at least 3 reasons the Revolution occured. Causes
Wednesday - multiple choice
Thursday - Essay Be able to explain at least 3 reasons the Revolution occured. Causes
HW Due 24th
7th grade-
Using the information we worked with in class about Valley Forge creat a one page journal entry in you HW notebook.
Pretend you were a soldier or nurse at Valley Forge
1) describe the conditions (weather, food, health, living quarters, cleanliness, soldiers attitudes and emotions)
2) Describe why you plan to leave or remain with the Continental Army
8th Grade -
Create a list in your HW notebook that predicts the many changes in the lives of women during the 1920's
Using the information we worked with in class about Valley Forge creat a one page journal entry in you HW notebook.
Pretend you were a soldier or nurse at Valley Forge
1) describe the conditions (weather, food, health, living quarters, cleanliness, soldiers attitudes and emotions)
2) Describe why you plan to leave or remain with the Continental Army
8th Grade -
Create a list in your HW notebook that predicts the many changes in the lives of women during the 1920's
Friday, March 14, 2008
HW Due 3/17
7th grade-
Complete your summary/persuasive essay answering the question;
"Who should have won the Revolution"
1) Introduction - Explain when the Revolution was fought, for what purpose, and who you believe should have won
2) Body - Prove your point of view
a) List and explain fully the advantages that your side had
b) List and explain the disadvantages of the other side
3) Conclusion -
a) restate your thesis
b) quickly summarize how you proved it
c) any other thoughts, qoutes or opinions
8th grade -
Start working on Unit 9 Study Sheet. If you do not have a paper copy it was posted several weeks ago on this blog.
Complete your summary/persuasive essay answering the question;
"Who should have won the Revolution"
1) Introduction - Explain when the Revolution was fought, for what purpose, and who you believe should have won
2) Body - Prove your point of view
a) List and explain fully the advantages that your side had
b) List and explain the disadvantages of the other side
3) Conclusion -
a) restate your thesis
b) quickly summarize how you proved it
c) any other thoughts, qoutes or opinions
8th grade -
Start working on Unit 9 Study Sheet. If you do not have a paper copy it was posted several weeks ago on this blog.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Due 3/12
7th Grade -
read p.166-168
Reading checks and section review exercise # 3 (chart)
8th grade -
read p. 668-671
Define and identify
read p.166-168
Reading checks and section review exercise # 3 (chart)
8th grade -
read p. 668-671
Define and identify
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
HW Due 3/6
8th Grade- Study questions at bottom of review sheet for essay test 3/6. For more information look at the t-charts we created in class for/against Imperialism. Check any other notes or homework about Imperialism.
7thGrade - Re-read the section of the Declareation you read and worked on today in class! Make sure you have a complete summary of your section ready to share with your classmates.
p.162-165
7thGrade - Re-read the section of the Declareation you read and worked on today in class! Make sure you have a complete summary of your section ready to share with your classmates.
p.162-165
Monday, March 3, 2008
Marking period coming to an end!
Parents and students,
Please turn in all work, including completed projects, if you have not done so already!
Last day for work 2/4. Report cards will be printed this week and distibuted on parent/teacher confrence day next week.
Please turn in all work, including completed projects, if you have not done so already!
Last day for work 2/4. Report cards will be printed this week and distibuted on parent/teacher confrence day next week.
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