Global Studies: Fri. 9/29/2017

Today in class:

• Turn in Unit 1 Test Corrections
• Turn in Homework Packet #2 
• Participation self-assessment and Reflection
• Begin Ch. 1.3- Beginnings of Civilization Homework

Homework: Finish Cradle of Civilization Map and Questions AND Ch. 1.3 Homework (DUE Monday)

Global Studies: Thu. 9/28/2017

Today in class:

• Review Paleolithic to Neolithic chart (PERSIA)
• Home teams
• Assign Chapter 1.3 Homework DUE Monday
• Cradles of Civilization Map
• Use colored pencil, not marker!
• Don’t forget the questions on the back

Homework:

Collect all parts of your homework packet (look at the cover sheet!) and bring to class tomorrow!

Finish your Test Corrections. The forms are on Google Classroom. I will collect them tomorrow.

Finish reading Ch. 1.3 in the online textbook 

Global Studies: Wed. 9/27/2017

Today in class:

• Pass out Homework Packet #2 Cover Sheet 
• Put packet together to turn in on Friday, 9/29
• We will score the participation self-assessment and write the reflection in class
• Lecture Notes: PERSIA
• Intro to World History Online Textbook
• Username= First Intial, Last Initial + Student ID (ex: RS123456)
• Password= VHSRoom211
• Begin Ch. 1.2 Paleolithic to Neolithic

Homework: Finish reading Ch. 1.2 in the online textbook and complete the PERSIA chart from the Ch. 1.2 assignment linked above. (DUE tomorrow)

Continue Test Corrections
Form 1
Form 2
Test Corrections are DUE on Friday, 9/29.

Global Studies: Tue. 9/26/2017

Today in class:

• Geographical Me Presentations
• Continue Test Corrections
• Form 1
• Form 2

Homework: Test Corrections are DUE on Friday, 9/29.

Global Studies: Mon. 9/25/2017

Today in class:

• Return Unit 1 Test small slips
• Introduce/Begin Test Corrections
• Form 1
• Form 2

Homework: Test Corrections are DUE on Friday, 9/29.

Global Studies: Fri. 9/22/2017

Global Studies: Thu. 9/21/2017

Today in class:

• Reviewing Maps, Graphs, and Charts
• Reviewing the Five Themes of Geography
• In your group analyze your document for evidence of each of the Five Themes
• Reference the Five Themes Lecture Notes and take notes for your document
• Present your findings in front of the class.
• Five Themes of Geography (Know these!)
• Location
• Absolute Location
• Relative
• Place
• Physical Characteristics
• Cultural Characteristics
• Human-Environment Interaction
• Rely
• Modify
• Adapt
• Movement
• People, Products, Ideas
• Transportation
• Communication
• Migration
• Region
• Geographic/Physical
• Political
• Cultural