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Week 4: September 2 - 6

  • Sep 2, 2019
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1st Period: 6th Grade World History

  • Monday: Labor Day - No School

  • Tuesday: Closed due to Hurricane Dorian

  • Wednesday: Begin reading Chapter 2: Beginning of Civilization // Read Epic of Gilgamesh pg. 79 and begin reading Ch. 2.1: Early Agriculture pg. 82

  • HW: Complete Early Clothing

  • Thursday: Read Ch. 2.2: Cities and Civilization pg. 90

  • Friday: Fun day as a reward for awesome grades on Chapter 1 Test!

2nd Period: 7th Grade Civics

  • Monday: Labor Day - No School

  • Tuesday: Closed due to Hurricane Dorian

  • Wednesday: No current event homework due to Hurricane Dorian // Begin Colonial Influences iCivics Lesson // Highlight key terms as we read

  • Thursday: Finish Colonial Influences lesson and share individual comics as a class // Review Key Terms from packet

  • Friday: Quiz on key terms from Colonial Influences packet

3rd Period: 6/7th Grade Advanced Reading

  • Monday: Labor Day - No School

  • Tuesday: Closed due to Hurricane Dorian

  • Wednesday: Silent Reading // Begin reading “Three Skeleton Key” pg. 64

  • Thursday: Silent Reading // Continue “Three Skeleton Key

  • Friday: Silent Reading // Read “Night Light on the High Seas” pg. 70 // Making Meanings pg. 77 #1-8

 
 
 

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