Enjoy your day off! See you on Tuesday.
We'll be discussing Labor Day in class soon.
Looking for the Primary vs Secondary quiz?
This site works in conjunction with my 8th grade U.S. history class. We cover 20th Century U.S. history, current events, and the U.S. and Illinois constitutions. Homework can be viewed on the Middle School website.
Showing posts with label 2017. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2017. Show all posts
Thursday, August 31, 2017
Monday, August 28, 2017
Welcome to the 2017-2018 School Year!
Now that we're using Google Classroom more this website will be getting fewer updates.
So far this year we've done some activities with google classroom including the Primary and Secondary Sources Quiz.
More to come later!
So far this year we've done some activities with google classroom including the Primary and Secondary Sources Quiz.
More to come later!
Wednesday, May 17, 2017
Survey and Geography 2017
The end of the year is almost here!
Fill out this
Survey and Geography WebQuest
for one of our last assignments of the year.
Fill out this
Survey and Geography WebQuest
for one of our last assignments of the year.
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Thursday, May 04, 2017
History Fair Project 2017
1.
Write a thesis using the gold Thesis Proposal sheet. If you're having trouble answering the questions, you need to read more about your topic. A thesis is due May 4 and 8.
There is also a lot of excellent information in a video about the theme and HF here.
Once you can answer #1-5 on the worksheet, write a thesis. Use the Thesis Generator (for computers) to help you construct a thesis if you're having trouble.
What makes a good thesis?
2.
Next, you need to create an outline for your project using the History Fair outline sheet. Outlines MUST be written in your own words.
3.
Finally, make your project. Most projects are exhibits on 48" x 36" trifold boards but there are other options.
Your exhibit should look like this:
There are examples in class to view.
There is also a History Fair YouTube playlist with helpful videos.
Also, retake the sources quiz. Didn't get a good score? Take it as many times as you want to get a good score.
Primary vs. Secondary Sources Quiz
http://www.quia.com/quiz/4327394.html
Write a thesis using the gold Thesis Proposal sheet. If you're having trouble answering the questions, you need to read more about your topic. A thesis is due May 4 and 8.
There is also a lot of excellent information in a video about the theme and HF here.
Once you can answer #1-5 on the worksheet, write a thesis. Use the Thesis Generator (for computers) to help you construct a thesis if you're having trouble.
What makes a good thesis?
2.
Next, you need to create an outline for your project using the History Fair outline sheet. Outlines MUST be written in your own words.
3.
Finally, make your project. Most projects are exhibits on 48" x 36" trifold boards but there are other options.
Your exhibit should look like this:
There are examples in class to view.
There is also a History Fair YouTube playlist with helpful videos.
Also, retake the sources quiz. Didn't get a good score? Take it as many times as you want to get a good score.
http://www.quia.com/quiz/4327394.html
Monday, April 03, 2017
The US Constitution Test is April 20 & 21
Study the US Constitution Flashcards online and do related activities.
Complete the US Constitution Practice Test Packet by 4/19.
US Constitution Activities
Some of these could be out of date with names
US Constitution Quizzes
For a grade. See me for codes.
Bonus Quizzes (for practice, not a grade)
27 Amendment Practice Quiz
Chapter 7 Quiz 2017
Complete the US Constitution Practice Test Packet by 4/19.
US Constitution Activities
Some of these could be out of date with names
US Constitution Quizzes
For a grade. See me for codes.
| Chapter 6, Section 1 Deceleration of Independence Quiz 2017 |
| US Constitution Online Quiz 1: Timeline and Documents 2017 |
Bonus Quizzes (for practice, not a grade)
27 Amendment Practice Quiz
Chapter 7 Quiz 2017
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Friday, March 10, 2017
History Fair 2017 TOPIC IDEAS
Chicagoland History Fair Topic list 2 (click here)
Every year National History Day frames students’ research within a historical theme. The theme is chosen for the broad application to world, national, or state history and its relevance to ancient history or to the more recent past. This year’s theme is Taking a Stand in History.
There is also a lot of excellent information at the Minnesota HF site.
We will be working on History Fair in class and at home. For now History Fair is individual. When we start projects you may work with one other person in your block by approval.
The first thing you need to do is come up with a topic.
Looking forward to another great year of History Fair!
Are you really, really stumped on a topic? Try this site for some ideas.
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