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Oct. 16th-20th

  • Suggs
  • Oct 16, 2023
  • 1 min read

First Period: 6th Grade World History

Monday: No School/Teacher Work Day

Tuesday: Ch. 4.1 Egypt Under the Pharaohs/ Study Guide

Wednesday: Ch. 4.2 Art, Architecture, and Learning in Egypt

Thursday Ch. 4.3 Egypt and Nubia

Friday: Finish any uncompleted Section Assessments for Ch. 4

Fourth Period: 6th Grade Earth Science

Monday: No School/Teacher Work Day

Tuesday: Ch.3.1 Drifting Continents

Wednesday: Ch.3.2 Sea-floor Spreading

Thursday:Ch. 3.2 Sea-floor Spreading Cont’d

Friday: Ch. 3.3 The Theory of Plate Tectonics


 
 
 

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