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• Day and Date (Monday, 8/20)
• Who is posting & Class period (K. Mc Carron, 7)
• Topic (Constitution)
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Click on "Week"
Click on "Post a Comment"
Format for Comments:
• Day and Date (Monday, 8/20)
• Who is posting & Class period (K. Mc Carron, 7)
• Topic (Constitution)
• Chapter and Textbook Pages if Applicable
• Work/Assignments Collected
• Materials Distributed (please note specific deadlines)
• Class Activities (describe method, e.g. lecture, quiz, discussion, readings, assignments, as well as topics/content)
• Important dates, deadlines, extensions, and/or announcements
Monday, February 8th
ReplyDeleteJesse hall, pd 1
The progressive era
Nothing was collected
We picked up a sheet on the temperance movement
First we glued everything so far we have down in our notebook, Then we took some more notes on the progressive era and read the article that was passed out and answered questions on a sheet that was distributed earlier last week
No homework
Monday, 2/8
DeleteReviewer: Caston Shields -2nd
Excellent comment Jesse, but don't forget that we added a segment labeled "Rise of Temperance Movement" to our timelines in our notebook.
Also, unit test is coming up on Friday, February 12th. Make sure your notebook is all filled out and you've studied!
Tuesday, February 9th
ReplyDeleteJesse hall, pd 1
The progressive era
Nothing was collected
We picked up a worksheet on the way in
Mr babbot went over more notes about the progressive era, then we it out our textbooks and worked on the worksheet individualy. The worksheet was about different reforms and their causes and effects.
No homework, but the test is Friday so you could start studying
Tuesday, February 9th
DeleteReviewer: Caston Shields - 2nd
Good job Jesse, don't forget that we started class win a progressive bell ringer. Make sure to fill that in if you were absent. Also, the worksheets that Jesse mentioned should be placed somewhere around pages 19 and 20. Make sure they are on clean left and right pages! Make sure your notebook is filled out for the test Friday.
Wednesday, February 10th
ReplyDeleteM. Williams, pd 1
The Progressive Era
We had picked up a worksheet and a article on Booker T. Washington vs. W.E.B. DuBois. The article is posted on Schoology. And our homework was to finish it and then put it into a right and left in your notebook.
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DeleteWednesday, February 10th
DeleteReviewer: J. Brierton,1
Good post Madison, don't forget that there is a test Friday (2/12) and our unit notebooks are due
Thursday, February 11th
ReplyDeleteM. Williams, pd 1
The Progressive Era
We had gotten a study guide and we had taken notes on the different Women's Parties and who was in charge like Alice Paul and Jane Addams were the two main women reformers.
And the only homework we had was finishing our study guide and getting r notebook ready to turn it before the test.
Thursday, February 11th
DeleteReviewer: J. Brierton,1
Good job Madison, don't forget to study for the test tomorrow and have your notebooks ready to be turned in.
Friday, February 12
ReplyDeleteReviewer- Caston Shields -2nd
On Friday we took our unit test. Afterwards, we got our vocab list and began to work on those. Make sure to turn ten of them in on Monday for a bonus!
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ReplyDeleteSunday, February 14th
ReplyDeleteReviewer: J. Brierton,1
Our only homework this weekend is to finish ten vocab words and turn them in on Monday(2/15) for extra credit