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World History and Geography

Assignment Page   (last update Monday November 17, 2008 01:04:56 PM)


Be sure to put your name (Last, First), period number and date on all homework papers (-2 points if you don't)  Do not doodle on any paper and always use ink.  To be graded, all homework must be complete.
NOTICE: Homework is posted 2 to 3 weeks before it is due so there is absolutely no reason for you to make excuses why more time is needed.  Remember, things happen, printers quit working, computers crash and electric power goes off so maybe you should not wait until the night before the assignment is due to get started.  One more thing to keep in mind, most of you have not made use of the  500 copies the school has given you on the library's laser printer and maybe you should.  If computers and you don't get along then see me and I will give you a workbook.
Week of November 17, 2008
  •  THIS WEEK  (week of November 17)
  • Storybook is due (no weeks left)
    • Due Date:  Monday, November 17  - I will accept this assignment late all week for full credit.  If you are absent the entire week, the storybook will be due the day of your return.
    • Democracy Storybook Page:  Click here for additional information on how to complete your storybook.
  • QUIZ -  Monday, November 17  on the film King Cotton. Quiz rating: E (for easy)
    • Movie Guide is due before the Quiz  (10 points)
  • Assignment:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 9, section 3.
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, November 18
  •  NEXT WEEK  (week of November 24)
  •  Assignment:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 4.
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, November 25 
  • Study guide for the Industrial Revolution test (same file in .pdf format)
    • Test should be sometime this week, check back for exact date.
Week of November 10, 2008
  •  THIS WEEK   We will be starting a new unit on Monday, the Industrial Revolution
    • Here is the study guide for the test on the Industrial Revolution.  Fill it out as we go and you will be ready for the test in about 3 weeks.
  •  Assignment:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 9, section 1.
    • Due Date:  Wednesday/Thursday, November 12/13
    • I know these assignments are close together but you have had 2 weeks to get 2 assignments done and there was no other homework last week.
  •  Assignment:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 9, section 2.
    • Due Date:  Friday, November 14
  • Movie on Friday called "King Cotton".  Try to be in class or you will have a tough time on Mondays quiz.
    • QUIZ -  Monday, November 17  on the film King Cotton. Quiz rating: E (for easy, if you watched the film)
  • Storybook is due Monday November 17 (next week)
  •  NEXT WEEK  (week of November 17)
  • Storybook is due (no weeks left)
    • Due Date:  Monday, November 17  - I will accept this assignment late all week for full credit.  If you are absent the entire week, the storybook will be due the day of your return.
  • QUIZ -  Monday, November 17  on the film King Cotton. Quiz rating: E (for easy)
  • Assignment:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 9, section 3.
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, November 18
  •  IN TWO WEEKS  (week of November 24)
  •  Assignment:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 4.
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, November 25 
  • Study guide for the Industrial Revolution test (same file in .pdf format)
    • Test should be sometime this week, check back for exact date.
Week of November 3, 2008
  •  THIS WEEK  - First quarter ends this week.
  • TEST
    •  Friday, November 7  - the French Revolution and Napoleon
    • It will cover class notes, 4 homework assignments, and a study guide.
    • Here is the study guide
      • Same study guide in .pdf format
      • There will be a small amount of extra-credit if the study guide is complete
    • Assignment:  due Friday  Turn in completed class notes on French Revolution
  • Storybook is due Monday November 17 (two weeks)
    • Get started now, it's harder than you think and there is other work that has to be done in the middle part of November.
  • Test scores will be posted on Friday so be sure to check your quarter grade and let me know if you find any mistakes.  I will be turning in quarter grades on Monday so let by then.
  •  NEXT WEEK (week of November 10)  We will be starting a new unit, the Industrial Revolution
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 9, section 1.
    • Due Date:  Wednesday/Thursday, November 12/13
    • I know these assignments are close together but you have had 2 weeks to get 2 assignments done and there is no other homework this week.
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 9, section 2.
    • Due Date:  Friday, November 14
  • Storybook is due Monday November 17 (one week)
  •  IN TWO WEEKS  (week of November 17)
  • Storybook is due (no weeks)
    • Due Date: Monday, November 17 - I will accept this assignment late all week for full credit.  If you are absent the entire week, the storybook will be due the day of your return.
Week of October 27, 2008
  •  THIS WEEK
  •  Extra credit is due Monday  - First two pages of your storybook (Introduction with pictures of characters).  Print on plain paper, can be a rough draft.
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 3.
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, October 28 
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 4.
    • Due Date:  Friday, October 31 
  • Democracy Storybook Page:  Click here for additional information on how to complete your storybook.
  •  NEXT WEEK (week of November 3)
  • TEST - the French Revolution (Most likely, Tuesday, November 4)
    • You will have class notes, 4 homework assignments, and a study guide.
    • Here the study guide is (I know it's early but if you fill it out as we go, it will be almost painless)
      • Same study guide in .pdf format
  • Election day is Tuesday
  •  IN TWO WEEKS (week of November 10)  We will be starting a new unit, the Industrial Revolution
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 9, section 1.
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, November 11 
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 9, section 2.
    • Due Date:  Friday, November 14
  •  IN THREE WEEKS
  • Storybook is due Monday November 17
    • Get started now, it's harder than you think and there is other work that has to be done in the middle of November.
Week of October 20, 2008
  •  THIS WEEK
  • Assignment for Friday, October 24:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 2.
    • NOTICE:  OpenOffice will not work with this file.  If that is the program you are using, print out this worksheet and fill it out using ink.
    • Due Date:  Friday, October 24
  • You will be starting the Democracy Storybook project this week (worth 200 points).
  • All classes will be going to the library on Wednesday/Thursday to use the computers.  Be sure you are able to logon to the schools computers.  If you have any doubt, try one of the computers in class to be sure .
    • If you cannot, you must see Mr. Born in the tech lab, room M-2, before Wednesday/Thursday and fix the problem.
  • By Friday, Oct 24, I need to know who will be working with a partner and who will be working alone.
  • Democracy Storybook Page:  Click here for additional information on how to complete your storybook.
    • Storybook is due in 4 weeks (week of November 17)
  • EXTRA CREDIT - I will give you 10 points extra credit if on Monday, October 27 you give me a copy (which will not be returned) of the introduction page to your Storybook.  It can be a rough draft but must include your characters and be pretty much finalized.
  •  NEXT WEEK (week of October 27th)
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 3.
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, October 28 
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 4.
    • Due Date:  Friday, October 31 
  •  IN TWO WEEK (week of November 3)
  • TEST - the French Revolution (Most likely, Tuesday, November 4)
    • You will have class notes, 4 homework assignments, and a study guide.
    • Here the study guide is (I know it's early but if you fill it out as we go, it will be almost painless)
      • Same study guide in .pdf format
Week of October 13, 2008
  •  Extra Credit is due:  Tuesday, October 14
  •   Test on Wednesday/Thursday, October 15/16:  The material covered by this test will be the rise of democracy (Greece and Rome) as well as what the philosophers had to say. It will also include what went on in England.
    • Questions on the test will come from class notes and "guided reading" homework assignments (prologue, sections 1, 2, 3, and 4) and the philosophers chart.
      • Study the "Names and Terms" at the start of each section.
      • re-read all sections.
      • Look over your homework.
      • study your notes (especially the chart on philosophers)
      • Here is a Study Guide in case you didn't get one in class.
      • re-read all sections.
      • Rating: H (for hard) (60 questions)
  •  Assignment for Friday, October 17:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 1 (page 28 in your workbook).
  • Due Date:  Friday, October 17  (I will accept this assignment on Monday, October 20 for full credit)
  •  NEXT WEEK (week of October 20th)
  • Assignment for Friday, October 24:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 2.
    • NOTICE:  OpenOffice will not work with this file.  If that is the program you are using, print out this worksheet and fill it out using ink.
    • Due Date:  Friday, October 24
  • You will be starting the Democracy Storybook project this week (worth 200 points).
  • All classes will be going to the library on Wednesday/Thursday to use the computers.  Be sure you are able to logon to the schools computers.  If you have any doubt, try one of the computers in class to be sure .
    • If you cannot, you must see Mr. Born in the tech lab, room M-2, before Wednesday/Thursday and fix the problem.
  •  IN TWO WEEKS (week of October 27th)
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 3.
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, October 28 
  •  Assignments:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 4.
    • Due Date:  Friday, October 31 
Week of October 6, 2008
  •  THIS WEEK
  •   Assignment:  Turn to the Prologue assessment on page 30 of your textbook (not your workbook).
    • Define vocabulary words 6, 7 and 8.
    • Answer main idea questions 14 through 18. 
    • Number your answers the same as in the book and be sure to use ink and answer using complete sentences (extra points if typed and correct).
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, October 7
  •  Extra Credit assignment
    • Choose a chapter and read all of the section then complete the guided reading worksheet.  You can do one, two or all three of these for extra credit but you need a blank spaces (yellow box) on the grading sheet to put the score. The Map assignment counts as 2 blank spaces (sorry period 4, people without yellow boxes cannot do this assignment. There will be something for you later).
    • One worksheet is worth 12 points, two are worth 22 points and all three are 30 points (plus 2 points extra for each paper typed).
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, October 14
    • Quality counts so do your best work and be sure to look up words you do not understand.
  • Study Guides for next weeks test will be passed out in class on Friday, October 10.  There will be a little extra credit for completed study guides turned in on the day of the test (the points will be added to your test score).
  •  NEXT WEEK
  •  Extra Credit is due:  Tuesday, October 14
  •   Test on Wednesday/Thursday, October 15/16:  The material covered by this test will be the rise of democracy (Greece and Rome) as well as what the philosophers had to say. It will also include what went on in England.
    • Questions on the test will come from class notes and "guided reading" homework assignments (prologue, sections 1, 2, 3, and 4) and the philosophers chart.
      • Study the "Names and Terms" at the start of each section.
      • re-read all sections.
      • Look over your homework.
      • study your notes (especially the chart on philosophers)
      • Here is a Study Guide in case you didn't get one in class.
      • Rating: Hard (60 questions)
  •  Assignment for Friday, October 17:  Complete the "Guided Reading" worksheet for chapter 7, section 1 (page 28 in your workbook).
  • Due Date:  Friday, October 17  (I will accept this assignment on Monday, October 20 for full credit)
Week of September 29, 2008
  •  THIS WEEK
  •  Assignment:  Read Prologue, sections 3 and 4 (pages 18 and 24) 
    • Complete the "Guided reading" worksheet in your workbook (pages 3 and 4). You will need a separate sheet of paper for the "C" question in section 4.  Again, be sure to use ink.
    • Heading: Make sure you put your last name first then a comma followed by your first name.
 
Last, First
date:                        period:
  •  Due Date: Tuesday, September 30
  • If you would rather type the answers on the guided reading worksheet and print it out (for 2 extra points), you can use the files below.  You will need Microsoft Word or Open Office to do this.
    • prologue, section 3
    • prologue, section 4
    • Save the file someplace where you can find it before you start typing.
    •  IMPORTANT  for the "C" question in section 4, open a new word document, type out your answer then put the worksheet back in the printer and print your answer on the back.
  •  THIS WEEK
  •  Assignment:  Prologue assessment, page 30 of your textbook (not workbook).
    • Define vocabulary words 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
    • Answer main idea questions 9 through13. 
    • Number your answers the same as in the book and be sure to use ink and answer in complete sentences (extra points if typed and correct).
    •  Due Date: Friday, October 3
  •  NEXT WEEK
  • Test on Wednesday/Thursday (best guess), October 8/9:  The material covered by this test will be the rise of democracy (Greece and Rome) as well as what the philosophers had to say. It will also include what went on in England.
    • Questions on the test will come from class notes and "guided reading" homework assignments (prologue, sections 1, 2, 3, and 4) and the notes on philosophers.
      • Study the "Names and Terms" at the start of each section.
      • re-read all sections.
      • Look over your homework.
      • study your notes (especially the chart on philosophers)
      • Here is a Study Guide that might be of some help.
  •   Assignment:  Turn to the Prologue assessment on page 30 of your textbook (not your workbook).
    • Define vocabulary words 6, 7 and 8.
    • Answer main idea questions 14 through 18. 
    • Number your answers the same as in the book and be sure to use ink and answer using complete sentences (extra points if typed and correct).
    • Due Date:  Tuesday, October 7

     

Week of September 15, 2008
  •  Assignment due Tuesday: Turn in your completed Democracy-Geography worksheet and the two maps that went with it.
    • Staple them together with the worksheet (page 1) first, the Americas map second and the eastern hemisphere map at the third.
  • Assignment Read sections 1 and 2 of the prologue (pages 1 and 12 of your textbook)
    • Complete the "Guided reading" worksheet in your workbook (pages 1 and 2). You will need a separate sheet of paper for the "B" question on section 2.  Again, be sure to use ink.
    •  Due Date:  Tuesday, September 23  (each is worth 15 points)
    • If you would rather type the answers on the guided reading worksheet and print it out (for 2 extra points), you can use the files below.  You will need Microsoft Word or Open Office to do this.
    • Important Notice:  Incomplete or copied work is never graded.
  • I know you will not want to do it this way, but read it through once before answering the questions.  History is about telling a story and it makes more sense if you read it all first rather than just looking for answers.    Neatness does count, use ink and be sure to put your name (last, first), period and date on the paper or you will lose 2 points.
  •  Next weeks Assignments:  Read Prologue, sections 3 and 4 (pages 18 and 24) 
    • Complete the "Guided reading" worksheet in your workbook (page 3 and page 4). You will need a separate sheet of paper for the "C" question in section 4.  Again, be sure to use ink.
    •  Due Date: Tuesday, September 30
    • If you would rather type the answers on the guided reading worksheet and print it out (for 2 extra points), you can use the files below.  You will need Microsoft Word or Open Office to do this.
      • prologue, section 3
      • prologue, section 4
      • Save the file someplace where you can find it before you start typing.
      •  IMPORTANT  for the "C" question in section 4, open a new word document, type out your answer then put the worksheet back in the printer and print your answer on the back.
  • Because of block, periods 3 and 5 may also turn their papers in on Thursday for full credit but it's your responsibility to get the paper to me (send it with a friend maybe).
Week of September 8, 2008
  • Assignment: complete the Democracy-Geography worksheet and the two maps.  We   will work on it in class Tuesday, again on Friday and there will be a few minutes on Monday.  Whatever doesn't get done in class will be homework.
  • Assignment Due Date: Tuesday, Sept. 16
  • I gave out the papers in class but in case you need another copy, here they are.
  • This assignment is worth 30 points - You do not want to fall behind the third week of the new semester, DO YOUR HOMEWORK.
  • Wednesday/Thursday we will be covering political parties in class.  This is a PowerPoint presentation and includes a small test.  The test will be difficult to make-up so try to be there.  If you go to tardy sweep, any work missed cannot be made up.
  •  Next week: (maybe Wed/Thurs) there will be a small quiz on political parties. 
    • Check back for the study guide
Week of September 1, 2008
  •  First two days of school
    • No homework