Day Sixty-Six

Thursday, December 15, 2011

English/Social Studies 8
Blocks 1 and 2
Announcements and Attendance
cba2
Blk 2 - Svedahl(both)
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Notebooks
BLK 1 - Skjelstad, Swanbery and Valle
BLK 2 - Springer(last call), Stiles and Svedahl
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National Geographic Geo Bee - Preliminary Round aka Elimination Round
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AHOON - Groups
Blk 1
1 = gabby, elijah, cameron m.,
2 = dusti, kyle, quinn, alex
3 = jared, cameron h., caleb, bjorn
4 = krista, lucas, chaz, isaiah
5 = isaac, max, cheryl, ingrid
6 = christian, savanna, maryn, kobe
7 = michael, jason, athena, ricky
8 = rashelle, kerensa, alexis
Blk 2
1 = spencer, makala, miya, xavier
2 = sammi, janae, holden, zach
3 = kevin, katherine, dansy
4 = june, anthony, ruby, cooper
5 = dylan, josh s., allie
6 = clara, eden, tucker, trevor
7 = josh l., celeste, bridger,alyshia, cassie
Present summary of each part and do “Check Your Progress”
Chapter 4
section 1 page 102 -106 - “Governing the Colonies” = group 1
section 2 page 107 - 112 - “Colonial Society” = group 2
section 3 page 113 - 117 - “Slavery in the Colonies” = group 3
section 4 page 118 - 123 - “The Spread of New Ideas” = group 4

Chapter 5
section 1 page 140 -144 - “Trouble on the Frontier” = group 5
section 2 page 145 - 149 - “The Colonists Resist Tighter Control” = group 6
section 3 page 150 - 153 - “From Protest to Rebellion” = group 7
section 4 page 156- 161 - “The War Begins” = group 8




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Historical Ornaments- example - snowman in British uniform
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SS6
Moodle - My World History Quiz 5 and 6
National Geographic Geo Bee - Preliminary Round aka Elimination Round

My World History -
Unit 2 “The Ancient Near East”
Chapter 4 - “Ancient Egypt and Nubia” continued
Google Earth - Modern Nile detail
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History of the World  in 100 Objects
“The Standard of Ur” continues

Group Project - Discuss Personal Economics Component of Project
direct income - allowance, pay for work, outside jobs, re-sale of pocessions, gift
indirect income - food, shelter, heat, transportation
direct expenses - snacks, entertainment, purchases, losses, fines
indirect expenses - savings, reduced allowance