Please mark your calendars and plan to attend our annual Open House this upcoming Tuesday night from 6-8pm! It will be a great opportunity to meet the teachers of your student and tour campus. There is no set schedule for the event. Teachers will be in their classrooms, traveling teachers can be found in the library.
We look forward to meeting all of you!
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Unit 1 Test
The first unit test has been scheduled for Friday, September 9th.
This test will cover prehistoric times to ancient river valley civilizations. This information can be found in chapters 1-3 of our world history textbook. Students will receive a study guide two days in advance to prepare.
World Regions will also have a map test on the same day.
Make sure you prepare, tests fall into the summative category which equals 65% of your quarter grade!
This test will cover prehistoric times to ancient river valley civilizations. This information can be found in chapters 1-3 of our world history textbook. Students will receive a study guide two days in advance to prepare.
World Regions will also have a map test on the same day.
Make sure you prepare, tests fall into the summative category which equals 65% of your quarter grade!
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Welcome!
Welcome to the 2011-2012 school year! We all are very excited to be teaching world history.
Here is a look at what's to come this year...
First Semester
First Quarter:
Unit 1: Early Civilizations (Approx. 10 Days) –Ch. 1, 2, 3
Unit 2: Celebrate Freedom Week (Approx. 5 Days)
Unit 2: Celebrate Freedom Week (Approx. 5 Days)
Unit 3: Classical Civilizations (Approx. 12 Days) –Ch. 4, 5
Unit 4: Middle Ages in Europe (Approx. 10 Days) –Ch.9, 10
Second Quarter:
Unit 5: Middles Ages in Africa and Asia (Approx. 12 Days) –Ch. Ch.6, 9
Unit 6: Renaissance and Reformation (Approx. 20 Days) –Ch. 12
Second Semester
Third Quarter:
Unit 7: Scientific and Economic Revolutions (Approx. 14 Days) –Ch. 11, 13, 17, 19, 20, 21
Unit 7: Scientific and Economic Revolutions (Approx. 14 Days) –Ch. 11, 13, 17, 19, 20, 21
Unit 8: Political Revolutions (Approx. 10 Days) –Ch. 14, 18
Unit 10: Global Conflicts, WWI to WWII (Approx. 15 Days) –Ch. 23, 24, 26
Fourth Quarter
Unit 11: Global Issues, Post WWII to the Present (Approx. 15 Days) -Ch. 25, 27, 28
Unit 13: Tying it All Together (Approx. 15 Days) –Ch. 29-32
There will be a test at the end of every unit (approx. three per quarter). The semester finals will only be over information learned that semester. So our final exam in June will only cover information from January to June, not the entire year.
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