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Ninth Grade World History:
World History and Culture
Required - Full Year - Open to grades 9 Course Requirements: Prerequisites: None
Course Description: World History and Culture describes the variety of world cultures that
humans have developed from ancient times to the present. The course will examine the
continuity of world history and will give an understanding of cause and effect relationships
of important events throughout history. The cultures of Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin
America will be covered through their history from the Middle Ages.
Homework Assignments (A1-2, A2-1):
Monday December 19, 2011
none
Tuesday December 20, 2011
noneWednesday December 21, 2011
4 TestThursday December 22, 2011
noneFriday December 23, 2011
none
Saturday & Sunday December 24 and 25, 2011
Enjoy the weekend!
Homework Assignments (B1-4, B2-3):
Monday December 19, 2011
noneTuesday December 20, 2011
4 Test
Wednesday December 21, 2011
none
Thursday December 22, 2011
noneFriday December 23, 2011
none
Saturday and Sunday December 24 and 25, 2011 Enjoy the Weekend!
Seventh Grade American History:
Social Studies - Grade 7
Required - Full Year - Open to grade 7
Prerequisites: 7th grade placement
This course is designed to enable students to understand the relationship between the physical and human environments of Earth. Students in this course develop a greater awareness of the history, culture, and geography. Students study general topics in physical and human geography and then look more closely at the geography and cultures on each of the continents around the world, beginning with North America. The study of Geography is defined by the five themes, which generate the essential questions in each area for the investigations leading to discovery on the part of students. Students become familiar with major landforms, countries, and cities around the world, and develop their skills in research, map construction and interpretation, and critical thinking. Throughout the year, this course also includes an on-going exposure to current events and historical fiction, while continually working on improving their written and oral expression.
Homework Assignments (A1-1, A2-2):
Monday December 19, 2011
noneTuesday December 20, 2011
noneWednesday December 21, 2011
4 Test, 5 Vocab. due Friday
Thursday December 22, 2011
noneFriday December 23, 2011
noneSaturday & Sunday December 24 and 25, 2011
Enjoy the weekend!
Resources:
Textbook:
Homework Assignments (A1-4, A2-3):
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Monday December 19, 2011 |
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Tuesday December 20, 2011 none |
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Wednesday December 21, 2011 4 Test, 5 Vocab. due Friday |
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Thursday December 22, 2011 none |
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Friday December 23, 2011 |
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Saturday & Sunday; December 24 and 25, 2011 |
Homework Assignments (B1-2, B2-1):
Monday December 19, 2011
noneTuesday December 20, 2011
noneWednesday December 21, 2011
none
Thursday December 22, 2011
4 Test, 5 Vocab. due after breakFriday December 23, 2011
noneSaturday & Sunday December 24 and 25, 2011
Enjoy the weekend!
Resources:
Textbook:
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