Download Unit 1 Africa Study Guide KEYPlans are subject to change based on student mastery. Please check back throughout the week for uploaded resources and homework assignments.
LANGUAGE ARTS
Upcoming Due DATEs:
- DUE MONDAY - 12/19/2011 by the end of class - Monster Jury letter
- DUE TUESDAY - 12/20/2011 - Your SECOND AR test is due. Your second reading log is due on this date. Remember to write a complete reflection connecting the book to your life, another book, or something in the world. 4 1/2 week goal = 420 pages (940 total for Quarter). If you need an extra reading log, go to "Reading Resources". *** We took the AR test for Monster last week.***
- DUE TUESDAY - STUDY GUIDE Download STUDY GUIDE MIDTERM 2011
- Due Tuesday - Remediation Activity, if assigned.
- WEDNESDAY - Test - 12/21 Study Session at 8:15 a.m.
Week at a GLANCE:
- Monday - Computer Lab - Finish/Revise persuasive letter. *** The Study Guide has a typo in the possessive section. We will review it tomorrow in class. ****
- Tuesday -Review Study Guide answers and homework. Turn in reading log.
- Wednesday - Test. Study session at 8:15 a.m. in my room.
- Thursday - Review test. Monster persuasive jury letter presentations.
Social Studies
Upcoming Due Dates:
- Due Wednesday 12/21 - STUDY GUIDE - Download Unit 1 Africa Study Guide for students
- Thursday, 12/22/11 - Africa UNIT 1 Test - Africa
STUDY SESSIONS w/ Mr. Corbett, Mr. Howe, & Ms. Nix before school Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. See their blogs for times.
*** If you will not be here on Thursday, 12/22, you need make plans to take the test early. Otherwise, make-ups for absent students will be given immediately upon return to school after the break on Wednesday 1/11/12.***
Download Unit 1 Africa Test Study Statements 10-11
Week at a Glance for Social Studies: Study Sessions for the test are held each morning this week. See Mr. Howe's blog, Mr. Corbett's blog, and Ms. Nix's blog for dates and times.
- Monday - Colonialism Download EuropeanColonialisminAfrica Download Impact of colonialism
- Tuesday - Africa Independence Download Independence in Africa and Asia Following World War II & United Stream video clip on Africa. Blue class - finish ppt
- European motives for colonization: Industrial Revolution - source for RAW materials & markets for finished goods; European nationalism; missionary activity; military and naval bases; social & economic opportunities; humanitarian reasons; placed to dum unwanted/excess population; European Racism - including Social Darwinism & the "White Man's Burden"
- Impact of Colonization in Africa- artificial boundaries caused conflict & war; African native were taken advantage of and many were enslaved; Wars for independence; civil wars & ethnic violence; European countries temporarily gained more natureal resources & raw materials; trade increased; education & healthcare improved on the African continent.
- Wednesday - Study Guide due. Review for TEST.
- Thursday - Africa Unit I Test.
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