Week One: Hello and Intro

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I am extremely excited to have you in my class this semester! I look forward to delving into World History and learning about all the amazing people who have walked this Earth before us!

But...before we can do any of that, we need to get some housekeeping things out of the way.

Please begin the class by completing today's Daily Question.  On a blank sheet of paper, write the question (in this case the beginning of a sentence) and then complete it.  Keep up with this paper, because we will be adding to it and turning in for a grade on Friday.

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This week, we will be reviewing different geographical locations throughout the world.  I have activities planned that will help you familiarize yourself with the areas we will be discussing soon.  We will also begin learning about the origins of civilization and how our history actually began.

Monday, August 28
Tuesday, August 29
  • Daily Question:  Complete the map on your desks by labeling continents, oceans and any other features you already know.
  • Exploring Landforms Prezi
  • Packet to Complete
Wednesday, August 30
  • Daily Question
  • Vocabulary:  Prehistory, Artifact, Culture
  • 1.1 Understanding Our Past
  • Assessment Questions:
    • What have scholars learned about the ancestors of humans and how have they done so?
    • In what ways do archaeologists work with new technologies and other scholars in their work?
    • What have anthropologists learned about the use of tools in prehistory?
  • Bull Pride: First Block
    • SCS Code of Conduct
    • Pg. 22 Section 24 (Driver's License/Permit Privileges/Revocations through Pg. 31 (Sale or Distribution of a Prohibited Substance or Drug Paraphernalia(
    • NOTE: ALL policies and procedures in the SCS Code of Conduct YOU are responsible for being aware of, including, but not limited to: Reportable Offenses to Law Enforcement, School Wellness, Student Records, Public Notices, etc.)
Thursday, August 31
Friday, September 1

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