Thursday, September 25th, 2014
Today for a warm-up students drew images from the ancient civilization they are doing a project on. They were also required to label the drawing and add a caption.
Today and tomorrow we're taking a break from researching and doing mini-lesson on Egyptian pharaohs and monuments. There will be a mini-lesson on each ancient civilization interspersed throughout the student's research. To read about the project the students are preparing for see the September 24th blog entry.
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Wednesday, September 24th, 2014
Today our warm up was to find an interesting fact from the past few days of research, place it into one of the seven characteristics of a highly civilized culture and to explain why it fit into that characteristic of civilized culture.
We then researched for the Ancient Cultures Project using a number of different resources (videos, non-fiction books, Apps, websites and magazines.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Today in class we watched a video about a lesser know but amazing story that happened on 9/11/2001.
When then finished a quiz on Brain Pop and introduced and stared an exercise on Hammurabi's Code.
When then finished a quiz on Brain Pop and introduced and stared an exercise on Hammurabi's Code.
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
9-9-2014
In class today we started by watching the September 8th 2014 CNN Student News with English Subtitles. Students then wrote a response according to the prompt. The students then shared their responses in their groups.
Then we made two "foldables" which were a timeline and a map for our Ancient Times Unit. The actual foldables will need to be picked up in person from Mr. Pollert, but here are the directions. Enjoy!
In class today we started by watching the September 8th 2014 CNN Student News with English Subtitles. Students then wrote a response according to the prompt. The students then shared their responses in their groups.
Then we made two "foldables" which were a timeline and a map for our Ancient Times Unit. The actual foldables will need to be picked up in person from Mr. Pollert, but here are the directions. Enjoy!
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