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Monday, October 24, 2011

My New Website

If you landed here you are probably at the wrong place; this is the 2010-2011 SY blog.  The new website is http://louisianahistory.info 

Thursday, May 12, 2011

Don't Fry Day

See http://www.skincancerprevention.org/programs/dont-fry-day/resources for information about avoiding skin cancer -- a deadly but often preventable illness.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Test 4.4 Tomorrow

Just a reminder, this test has been on the board for a week. The test covers India pt. 3, Medicis, Ireland, and the Plague (Black Death). The test is open mind map. We will also have a binder check -- bring your time travel planner.

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Job Shadow Worksheet on the iDisk

If you do not have the copy I gave you in class please print one from the iDisk.

Monday, April 25, 2011

Test 4.3 Tomorrow

The test is an open mind map test that covers episodes 1 & 2 on India and GLE #25 (how a bill becomes a law). Mind maps must be hand drawn by the student using them on the test and will be collected as part of the binder check. No photocopies or computer generated mind maps will be allowed. No linear notes (regular notes) will be allowed. I encourage you to see the timeline and episode guides here: http://www.pbs.org/thestoryofindia/

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Two Projects Cancelled

The Pick-a-Project and the Counterfactual Project are cancelled.

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Test 4.2 on Friday, April 8

Our last test before the LEAP, and therefore our last test on the GLE presentations, will be on Friday, April 8.  The test will cover civics GLEs 24, 25, and 29 through 41. We covered most of this the week before spring break. The test will also cover any LEAP review we complete this week. We will have a binder check.  Study guides are available on the iDisk (email me if any are not working) as usual. I will have hard copies of the study guides in class.

After the LEAP test the pace of the class becomes less intense as we build colonies in A.D. 1503 (a computer simulation of the early colonial period), study military strategy through Risk, and work on the student-designed projects (also known as the "Pick-a-Project").  We have a lot of fun after the LEAP.

Please remember to bring your Medieval Times forms and donations as soon as possible!