Monday, March 31, 2008

US - Monday 3/31

1. Opener & Stamped notecards 11-20

2. Notes: 1920's politics & economy

HOMEWORK
for Tuesday
Read Ch 21.2, 3, Quiz on Ch 21 (see schedule)

for Thursday
Outside Reading summary

for Friday
Socratic seminar questions
1920's Cube

EURO - Monday 3/31

1. Opener & Stamped notecards 11-20, collected alliance drawings

2. Propaganda & Total War Notes

3. Started rough draft of Propaganda Poster

HOMEWORK
for Tuesday
RG #36, Read 29.2, 845-849, identify key terms, people, places, events (and tell me why they're important to WWI)

for Thursday
Outside Reading Summary Due

for Friday
Read only Ch 29.3 *cough*popquiz*cough*

Friday, March 28, 2008

US - Friday 3/28

1. Passed out Socratic seminar handout & doc packet, explained seminar

2. Document annotation/analysis for seminar (we will finish in class next week)

HOMEWORK
for Monday
Notecards 11-20 due

for Tuesday
Read 21.2, 21.3 - See Schedule

for Wednesday
20's Cube Due

for Thursday

Outside Reading Summary Due

for Friday
Type up answers for Socratic Seminar

EURO - Friday 3/28

1. Entente Cordiale (quick addition to notes, look it up if you weren't here)

2. Alliance Drawing:


TASK:
Create a pictorial diagram representing the Alliance system in Europe prior to WWI. On your drawing…
  • Label each alliance group (Triple Alliance & Triple Entente).
  • Draw a representation of each country and include the country names. You can use any kind of image to represent the various countries; don’t feel obliged to use flags or country shapes. Creativity and neatness all count.
  • Include a statement (speech bubble) reflecting the motivation or goal for each of the members for joining the alliance.
  • Include off to the side the Ottoman Empire and explain why they join the Central Powers in 1914
  • Include a separate speech bubble for Italy explaining why they will switch sides in 1914

HOMEWORK
for Monday
Finish Alliance Drawing
Notecards 11-20 (stamped)

for Thursday
Outside Reading Summary Due

Thursday, March 27, 2008

US - Thursday 3/27

1. Stamped notecards 6-10

2. Worked on Roaring 20's Cube Project

HOMEWORK
for Friday
Read 21.1 ~ See Boom & Bust Schedule

for Monday
Notecards 11-20 due (stamped)

for Tuesday
Read 21.2,3, Quiz on Ch 21

for Wednesday
20's Cube due

for Thursday
Outside Reading Summary Due

EURO - Thursday 3/27

1. Opener & Stamped RG #35

2. WWI Causes Notes

HOMEWORK
for Monday
Notecards 11-20

for Thursday, 4/3
Outside Reading Summary Due

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

US - Wednesday 3/26

1. Ch 20 Quiz (must be made up within the week)

2. Spirit of the Roaring 20's assignment (see Ms. Shea to get makeup work and assignment sheet)

HOMEWORK
for Thursday

Notecards 6-10

for Friday
Read Ch 21.1 (see schedule)

for Monday 3/31
Notecards 11-20 due

Wednesday 3/26

1. Stamped Notecards 6-10

2. World War I Short Lecture

3. World War I Terms Scramble/Catogries

HOMEWORK
for Thursday
RG #35 Ch 29.1, 840 - 844, 1 pg (front) notes

for Monday 3/31
Notecards 11-20 due!

for Thursday 4/3
Outside Reading Summary Due!

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

US - Tuesday 3/25

1. Notes: The Roaring 20's

2. Finished "the 1920's" documentary

HOMEWORK
for Wednesday
You should have read 20.1, 2 and 3, in prep for the Ch 20 quiz. See the reading/quiz schedule.

EURO - Tuesday 3/25

1. Stamp RG #34

2. Finish Doc Packet Analysis

3. Berlin Conference Quick Notes

4. Consequences of Imperialism

HOMEWORK

for Weds

Notecards 6-10

for Thurs
RG #35 Ch 29.1 840-844 1 pg. notes

Monday, March 24, 2008

US - Monday 3/24

1. Collect 18 & 19 Packet

2. 1920's "chalk talk" (what do we know about the '20s?)

3. The Roaring 20's documentary (notes/viewing guide)

HOMEWORK

See the "Boom and Bust" reading schedule.

for Thursday 4/3
Outside Reading Summary Due!

EURO - Monday 3/24

1. Opener & Stamped 27.1 Graphic Organizer

2. Analyzing Primary Documents: Motives of Imperialism


HOMEWORK
for Tuesday
RG #34, read p. 782-789 (straddles two sections), write 1 page (front) notes

for Wednesday
Notecards 6-10

for Thursday
RG #35 Ch 29.1, 1 pg notes

Thursday, March 20, 2008

US - Thursday 3/20

1. New Seats!

2. Stamped Ch 19 terms

3. finished WWI Notes

HOMEWORK
for Monday
finish Ch 18/19 Packet

For those who want to read ahead, here's the reading/quiz schedule for Boom & Bust Unit

EURO - Thursday 3/20

1. New Seats!

2. Pop Reading Quiz (you must do a makeup assignment within a week to get credit if you were absent)

3. Scramble for Africa Game

HOMEWORK
for Monday
Imperialism Graphic Organizer

for Weds
Next 5 notecards due

for April 3rd
Outside Reading Summary!

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

US - Wednesday 3/19

1. Stamped notecards 1-5 and Ch 18 terms

2. Notes WWI (part one)

HOMEWORK
for Thursday
Read Section Summaries for Ch 19, complete defs & significance for terms

for Monday 3/24
Ch 18 & 19 Packet Due (turn in Ch 18 and 19 key terms and questions)

for Weds 3/26
Second 5 note cards due (stamped)

for Thursday, 4/3
Outside Reading Summary due!

EURO - Wednesday 3/19

1. Opener, collected Ch 24 packet, stamped notecards 1/5

2. Quick Notes: Nationalism & Imperialism

HOMEWORK
for Thursday
Read only (no RG) Ch 27.1, p. 773-778, and remember, just because there's no reading guide doesn't mean you don't have to read... (cough**popquiz**cough). Ahem. Yes. READ the section.

for Monday
Imperialism Graphic Organizer

for Weds 3/26
Second 5 note cards due (stamped)

for Thursday, 4/3
Outside Reading Summary due!

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

US - Tuesday 3/18

1. "the Killing Fields" documentary on WWI, with notes/viewing guide turned in

HOMEWORK
for Wednesday
Read Section Summaries for Ch 18, complete definitions & significance for terms and answer questions (stamped).

First 5 notecards due for outside reading (stamped)

for Thursday
Read Section Summaries for Ch 19, complete def.s & significance for terms and finish Q's (stamped)

for Monday 3/24
Ch 18 & 19 Packet Due (turn in packet of key terms and questions)

for Weds 3/26
Second 5 note cards due (stamped)

for Thursday, 4/3
Outside Reading Summary due!

EURO - Tuesday 3/18

1. Ch 24 Packet - Nationalism, Italy & Germany

HOMEWORK
for Wednesday
First 5 note cards due (stamped)

for Thursday
Read only (no RG) Ch 27.1, p. 773-778, and remember, just because there's no reading guide doesn't mean you don't have to read... (cough**popquiz**cough). Ahem. Yes. READ the section.

for Weds 3/26
Second 5 note cards due (stamped)

for Thursday, 4/3
Outside Reading Summary due!

Monday, March 17, 2008

US - Monday 3/17

1. Progressive Notes

HOMEWORK
for Tuesday
Read Section Summaries for Ch 18, complete definitions & significance for terms and answer questions (stamped).

for Wednesday
First 5 notecards due for outside reading (stamped)

for Thursday
Read Section Summaries for Ch 19, complete def.s & significance for terms and finish Q's (stamped)

for Monday 3/24
Ch 18 & 19 Packet Due (turn in packet of key terms and questions)

EURO - Monday 3/17

1. Passed back Victoria Video notes

2. Industrial Revolution Test (if you missed, must be made up by Monday, 3/24)

3. Collected IR Note Packet

HOMEWORK

for Tuesday
BRING YOUR TEXTBOOK!

for Wednesday
First 5 note cards due (stamped)

for Thursday
Reading TBA

Friday, March 14, 2008

US - Friday 3/14

1. Test on the Gilded Age and Imperialism (must be made up by before school on Friday, 3/21, please make arrangements).

HOMEWORK
for Tuesday
Bring your textbook to class!
Read section summaries for Ch 18, complete key terms, start questions

for Thursday
Read section summaries for Ch 19, complete key terms, start questions

for Monday, 3/17
Complete key terms and guiding questions, turn in packet

for Weds 3/19
First 5 notecards due (stamp)

EURO - Friday 3/14

1. Test Review

2. Historical Pictionary

HOMEWORK
for Monday
Study for the test and get your note packet in order. If you would like to make a LIST of terms (no definitions) to use, i.e. your own word bank, you may.

for Tuesday
Bring your textbook to class!

US - Thursday 3/13

Sorry! Forgot to hit "post" last night...

1. Presidents movie & note sheet

2. Test Review

HOMEWORK
for Friday
Test on Ch 15 & 17. See the Study Guide.

for Weds 3/19
Read the first third of your outside reading book and complete your first 5 note cards.

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

All Periods - Peep Extra Credit Update

Hey gang -

Some of you may have noticed, and I've mentioned it to some classes, but Peep Extra Credit has been extended until April 14th, which is after spring break. I figured since I'm trying not to give you real HW over break, it'd be better for you to have time to work on this instead of trying to get it all done while finishing up your summary (which is due on the 3rd).

So, let the creative marshmallow juices... uh... flow.... Or something.

I'm looking forward to see what you guys come up with!

~ Ms. Shea

EURO - Wednesday 3/12

1. Test Note Packet explanation (get one and check in if you were absent)

2. Quick discussion of test (we'll review on Friday)

HOMEWORK
for Friday
re-read Ch 25, put note packet together for test

for Monday
Test on Industrial Revolution

for Weds 3/19
Have the first chunk of your outside reading book read. I'll stamp your first 5 note cards.

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

US - Tuesday 3/11

1. Philippines Annexation Role Play Debate (please get materials if you were absent)

HOMEWORK
for Thursday
Finish debate reflection sheet (will turn in at start of class).


for Friday

Test on Ch 15 & 17. See the Study Guide.

for Weds 3/19
Read the first third of your outside reading book and complete your first 5 note cards.

EURO - Tuesday 3/11

Hey Euro Students - since I don't see you today (Tuesday) or on Thursday, I wanted to remind you to make sure you bring your notebooks to class on Wednesday so I can help you prepare for Monday's test.

Hope WASL isn't getting you down, and I'll see you all tomorrow!

PS - I extended the due date for the Peeps Extra Credit until after break. Check it out!

Monday, March 10, 2008

US - Monday 3/10 (link added)

I won't see you until Tuesday, but here is the study guide for Friday's test. There are key terms and guiding questions, and if you scroll down to the bottom of the page, there's an outline of what the test is going to look like.

Re-read the chapter summaries for tomorrow, and start reading your outside reading book - first set of notecards is due on the 19th!

The first person to correctly answer the following trivia question will get a (yet to be determined) prize:

Q: Who was the first president to have a telephone in the White House?

Post the answer with your name in the comments.

EURO - Monday 3/10

1. Victoria Empire Video (start)

HOMEWORK
for Monday, 3/17
Test on the Industrial Revolution - get your notes/hw/activities in order!

for Weds, 3/19
First 5 notecards for outside reading project due. Start reading!

Friday, March 7, 2008

US - Friday 3/7

1. Opener: What do you think the role of the US should be in the world?

2. Notes: American Imperialsim

HOMEWORK
for Tuesday
Review the section summaries for Ch 17.1-4 (read the chapters if you haven't already)

for Friday
TEST on Ch 15 and 17 (end of Gilded age and US Imperialism)

EURO - Friday 3/7

1. 19th c Art History

HOMEWORK
for 3/19
Read the first quarter to half of your book, create the first 5 notecards.

Remember, WASL schedule next week!

MONDAY
Testing 7:25 - 9:55am
1st 10:05 - 11:10am
2nd 11:15 - 12:25pm
Lunch 12:25 - 1:05pm
3rd 1:10 - 2:16pm

Thursday, March 6, 2008

US - Thursday 3/6

1. Class Discussion: Textbook Reading and How to Make It Not Awful


HOMEWORK
Start your outside reading book: first set of cards are due in two weeks!

for Friday
Read Ch 17.4, p. 604-607. There will likely be a quiz.

EURO - Thursday 3/6

1. Opener & Stamped RG #33

2. Notes: Consequences of the Industrial Revolution

HOMEWORK
Read your book! First set of notecards due on 3/19!

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

US - Weds 3/5

1. Opener & Stamped book

2. Reviewed Spring Outside Reading Project

HOMEWORK
for Thursday
RG #32 Ch 17.2, 17.3 p. 589-603, 1 page front and back, notes

for Friday
RG #32 Ch 17.4 p. 604-607, answer #5 and #6, long paragraphs each (will not stamp if short)

for Friday 3/14
Test on Ch 14, 17, 18

EURO - Wednesday 3/5

1. Opener & Stamped book

2. Reviewed Spring Outside Reading Project

HOMEWORK
for Thursday
RG #33 Ch 25.4, p. 734-740, answer #4, #6, #7, #8 (should be about 1 full page-front)

for Monday, 3/17
Test on the Industrial Revolution

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

US - Tuesday 3/4

1. Stamped RG #31

2. Mini-Notes on the Spanish-American War

3. Started Primary Doc Analysis for thesis activity (will complete on Thursday)

HOMEWORK
for Wednesday
Bring your outside reading book/biography to class

for Thursday
RG #32 Ch 17.2, 17.3 p. 589-603, 1 page front and back, notes

for Friday
RG #32 Ch 17.4 p. 604-607, answer #5 and #6, long paragraphs each (will not stamp if short)

EURO - Tuesday 3/4

1. Stamped RG #32

2. Victorian Child Labor Investigative Article


HOMEWORK
for Wednesday
Bring in your outside reading biography/autobiography
Finish Labor Article, turn in to T.I.I. and bring hard copy

for Thursday
RG #33 Ch 25.4, p. 734-740, answer #4, #6, #7, #8 (should be about 1 full page-front)

Monday, March 3, 2008

US - Monday 3/3

1. US Imperialism presentation work time

2. US Imperialism Group Presentations

HOMEWORK
for Tuesday
RG #31 Ch 17.1 p. 584-588, answer #2, 4 and 5 on 588

for Wednesday
Bring your outside reading book/biography to class

for Thursday
RG #32 Ch 17.2, 17.3 p. 589-603, 1 page front and back, notes

for Friday
RG #32 Ch 17.4 p. 604-607, answer #5 and #6, long paragraphs each (will not stamp if short)

EURO - Monday 3/3

1. Opener: Tell me about your job (wages, hours, duties, safeguards, etc).

2. Worst Jobs in History: Victorian/Industrial Revolution

HOMEWORK
for Tuesday
RG #32 Ch 25.3, p. 729-733, answer #5 and #8 on 733

for Wednesday
Bring in your outside reading biography/autobiography

for Thursday
RG #33 Ch 25.4, p. 734-740, answer #4, #6, #7, #8 (should be about 1 full page-front)

Saturday, March 1, 2008

US - Friday 2/29

1. Opener: What is Imperialism? Who is it good/bad for, and why?

2. Propaganda of Imperialism group activity (if you were absent, see me for makeup assignment)

HOMEWORK
for Weds
choose a figure and book! Bring in the book!