Friday, October 24, 2014

Week of 10/27-10/31

Monday 10/27:
Persia reading and ThinkMark sheet due today.

Tuesday 10/28:
China textbook questions due #1-4 tomorrow

Wednesday 10/29:
China questions  #1-4 due today!

Thursday 10/30:
1. China questions 5-13 due tomorrow!
2. Taoism reading and questions 1-4

Friday 10/31: Happy Halloween!
China questions #5-13 due TODAY
Taoism reading and questions 1-4 DUE

Later due dates:

Assignment #2 (back of China question sheet)
November 5th: questions 1-4
November 7th: questions 5-8

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Week 10/13-10/17

Monday 10/13: NO SCHOOL

Tuesday 10/14: No Homework

Wednesday 10/15:
Comparative essay outline due tomorrow.  Should include:
1. Thesis statement
2. Rule of 3! 2 Similarities/1 Difference or 2 Differences and 1 Similarity
3.  Outline should look like this:

THESIS:

COMPARISON #1: ______________________________________
ANALYSIS

COMPARISON #2: ______________________________________
ANALYSIS


COMPARISON #3: ______________________________________
ANALYSIS

Don't forget to use the sheet with comparing words and words that show analysis.

**This is your first attempt to outline a comparative essay.  It is a difficult task but be sure you TRY!  We are in the early stages of the learning process.

Thursday 10/16: Assyrian worksheet---You need your textbook.

Thursday, October 2, 2014

week of 10/6-10/10

Monday 10/6:
1. Chavin reading and chart.
2. Periodization reading and assignment due tomorrow.

Tuesday 10/7: Periodization reading due today
1. Study for test!
2. Voc Sheet is due tomorrow

Wednesday 10/8: VOC SHEET IS DUE
1. Review for test and complete review sheet.

Thursday 10/9:
1. TEST Foundations to 600BCE


Vocabulary Words--Foundations-600BCE due 10/8

Please print this list and define each and every word. If you understand/know the meaning you still have to write a definition for the word. Also, to take it a step further...see if you can relate the word to a topic from the first time period Foundations to 600BCE.  This list is due on 10/8.
surplus
granaries
domesticate
forager
cultivate
abundant
elite
vigiliant
smug
famine
dowry
commerce
virulent
bounty
improverished
calamities
agrarian
concerted
patriarchy
displace
monopolized
loess
retaliation
subsistence
displace
proliferation
social stratification