1- Chapter 9 overview pg 113
2 - Chapter 9 lesson 1 - notes
3 - chapter 9 lesson 1 wkbk pages
preview pg 114
reading strategy pg 115
4- chapter 9 lesson 1 textbook questions
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lesson review #1, 3, 4
5- chapter 9 lesson 2 wiki notes
6- chapter 9 lesson 2 wkbk pages (Due 2-17-09)
preview pg 118
reading strategy 119
7- chapter 9 lesson 2 textbook pages (Due 2-18-09)
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lesson review # 1-4
8 - chapter 9 less 3 wkbk pages (2-24-09)
9 - chapter 9 less 3 textbook
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lesson review #1-4 (Due 2-25-09)
The supreme purpose of history is a better world.~ Herbert Hoover
Monday, February 16, 2009
Monday, February 9, 2009
Internal Conflict
In the 35 years following the Constitution, political parties threatened to split the nation, the American territory expanded to the Pacific Ocean, and European affairs pushed the nation into war. By meeting these challenges, America proved itself to be a strong, independent nation. In the following lesson, the new country tests its new powers.
Product: Political cartoon
Purpose: To take the role of a Republican or Federalist and draw a political cartoon expressing either your point of view or making fun of your opponent's point of view.
Procedure:
•(front page) Draw a political cartoon.
Cartoon must demonstrate a point of view or make fun of the opponent’s point of view
-(Back page)Summarize the issue being portrayed in your political cartoon.
o Summary must include
The issue you’re addressing
- What was the Federalist point of view of the chosen issue
- What was the Republican point of view of the chosen issue
- Explain how the issue is being made fun of.
Product: Political cartoon
Purpose: To take the role of a Republican or Federalist and draw a political cartoon expressing either your point of view or making fun of your opponent's point of view.
Procedure:
•(front page) Draw a political cartoon.
Cartoon must demonstrate a point of view or make fun of the opponent’s point of view
-(Back page)Summarize the issue being portrayed in your political cartoon.
o Summary must include
The issue you’re addressing
- What was the Federalist point of view of the chosen issue
- What was the Republican point of view of the chosen issue
- Explain how the issue is being made fun of.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Catalhoyuk Neolithic archaeological site.
Catalhoyuk Neolithic archaeological site.
Directions: Make sure that you answer these questions in complete sentences.
Hint: numbers 1-4 can be found in the introduction page.
1. What are they excavating at Çatalhöyük?
2. What does Çatalhöyük mean?
3. Where is Çatalhöyük?
4. How old is the ancient city?
5. How was the mound formed in Çatalhöyük?
6. What were the differences between natural and man-made balls?
7. List 8 things/parts found in a Çatalhöyük home?
8. what was easy about the excavation game? What was hard?
9. what did you learn about seeds? What did you already know?
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
St. Jerome students celebrated the Inauguration of the United States' 44th President today by wearing red, white and blue colors and watching the festivities live on television. Junior High students reflected on the proceedings in written form.
Later in the day,the entire student body joined together for Mass praying for a successful and unifying Presidential term. The Mass was highlighted by a summary of the 3rd graders "advice" for the nation's new President, Mr. Barack Obama.
Click on this link to reflect on President Barack Obama's inaugural address on Tuesday, as prepared for delivery and released by the Presidential Inaugural Committee.
Later in the day,the entire student body joined together for Mass praying for a successful and unifying Presidential term. The Mass was highlighted by a summary of the 3rd graders "advice" for the nation's new President, Mr. Barack Obama.
Click on this link to reflect on President Barack Obama's inaugural address on Tuesday, as prepared for delivery and released by the Presidential Inaugural Committee.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
ch10 less 2 activity
Product : Create an illustrated poster with descriptions
Procedure : create an annotated illustration that represents the relationships between people of the European Middle Ages.
Illustration guide
Drawing includes
King
Lords and ladies
Knights
Clergy
Merchants
Serfs
Description of key terms
Monastery
Hierarchy
Fief
Vassal
Oath of fealty
Knight
Homage
Manor
Serf
Guild
Procedure : create an annotated illustration that represents the relationships between people of the European Middle Ages.
Illustration guide
Drawing includes
King
Lords and ladies
Knights
Clergy
Merchants
Serfs
Description of key terms
Monastery
Hierarchy
Fief
Vassal
Oath of fealty
Knight
Homage
Manor
Serf
Guild
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
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