Assignments

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8	9 Monday - Intro Nearpod & Welcome Back 11:59 PM	10 Tuesday - WOW! Day 1 What's in a Name? 4 PM Tuesday Q - What are the reasons and purposes of law? When does it help or harm a society? 11:59 PM	11 Monday - What is your superhero name 4 PM Tuesday - First Flipgrid Activity 11:59 PM	12 Wednesday Cornell Notes Nearpod & Danger of a Single Story 11:59 PM Thursday Q: What do you know about Africa and its people? 11:59 PM	13 Thursday Cornell Notes - The Danger of a Single Story 11:59 PM Parent Signatures 11:59 PM Thursday Identity Map 4 PM	14
15	16 Monday - GIVE 2 SOURCES (videos, websites, & etc)that you use for your food topic which has revelant information in the history of the food.. 4 PM Monday Q: What is the food recipe you chose for the project? Where and when did it start? Did you get this info on Wikipedia? 4 PM	17	18 Tuesday - Why Study History Vocab & Nearpod 11:59 PM Wednesday - Ethnic Connection & Timeline: Food 11:59 PM	19 Tuesday - Edpuzzle - Why We Study History_ - World History Rowland 4 PM	20 Friday - Historical Research - Food History 10 PM Friday - Pop Quiz - Why Study History & Thinking Like a Historian 11:59 PM Friday Q: What is the most difficult skill of a historian? (Discuss only the 4 mentioned... sourcing, corroborration, contextualizing, & close reading) 11:59 PM Wednesday - Thinking Like a Historian Skills Activity 11:59 PM	21
22	23 Thursday - 2000s Source Analysis and Reliability Worksheet 11:59 PM Wk #3 Monday Q: Have you ever doubted the truth of what someone told you? Why do you suppose their information is wrong or if they were lying? (Ex: gossip, misquotes, bad memory, & etc...) 11:59 PM	24 Wk #3 Reliability Nearpod 11:59 PM Wk #3 Tuesday: What is the most trusted website you know? Why do you trust the information on it? 11:59 PM	25 Wk #3 Escaping the Nonsense! (Escape Room) 11:59 PM	26	27 Wednesday - Murder Mystery 11:59 PM	28
29	30 Thursday - Foodbook presentation 4 PM Thursday: Book Scavenger Hunt 11:59 PM Examine these pictures closely. What do you see? Do these images corroborate anything? 4 PM	31	1 Wk#4 Study Guide on Historic Skills 4 PM Wk #4 Historical Thinking Quiz 11:59 PM	2 Wk #4 Gallery Walk & Thesis Writing 4 PM	3 Wk #4 Friday - Consider the world problems we discussed, examine how these 5 stories tell us what the future of the world holds. Consider these questions. Answer each with a sentence. 1. Which of the 5 stories seems to be the most interesting? 2. What is the story talking about? 3. How does this story relate to events OR problems in history? 4. Why do you think this story will change world or even human history? 4 PM Wk #3 & 4 Daily Activities & Journals 11:59 PM	4