Course Syllabus

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The ANCIENT WORLD !

Mrs. Wheeling

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January 20-24

Monday- MLK holiday

Tuesday- teacher work day

Wednesday- 1st day of 2nd semester- bring a new spiral notebook, a folder, and glue-sticks;  continents, oceans, and geography today in class

Thursday- timeline of history and the Five Themes of Geography!

Friday-  starting CNN10;  types of government in class today

 

January 27- 30

Monday- bring an item to barter with by Friday; begin new vocabulary for pre-history;  primary vs secondary sources in class today

Tuesday- early humans and the agricultural revolution in class today; PERFECT behavior!  :)

Wednesday- Human-Environment Interaction in class today

Thursday- review your new vocabulary using your journals or Quizlet for tomorrow's quiz;  push-pull factors in class today; make sure you have a barter item for tomorrow!

Friday- CNN10, week 2; bartering activity today in class; quiz on pre-history terms today in class

February 3-7

Monday- review the study guide on Canvas for tomorrow's unit test

Tuesday-  Unit 0 test in Canvas

Wednesday-

Thursday-

Friday-  CNN10, week 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

https://www.spiritshop.com/school/north-carolina/matthews/weddington-middle-school

 

Social Studies Terminology.pptx

 

CNN10- Fridays!

 

http://www.animaps.com/#!home

 

Welcome to Ancient History!  My hope is that you will learn to appreciate ancient history as we learn about and experience ancient civilizations.   We will use many online resources, a few good old fashioned books, music and songs, art, and even dance to experience cultures around the world.

 

We will focus on these five basic concepts first, and they will be applied to each unit of study:

GEOGRAPHY

HISTORY

CULTURE

GOVERNMENT

ECONOMICS

 

The ancient civilizations we will "experience" are:

Early Humans

Ancient Civilizations of the Middle East

Asian Civilizations

African and Islamic Kingdoms and Empires

Civilizations of the Americas

Classical Cultures of Greece and Rome

Medieval Madness

 

 

Your student's homework assignments are available in three places:  in their agendas, on this Canvas page, and on the board in my classroom.  Please give your child the responsibility of showing you his or her agenda each evening.This is a very helpful tool of communication for all of us.

 

Contact our School Counselors:

Ms. Buehler (A-G)

 Ms. Elsaesser (H-P)

 Ms. Cook (Q-Z)

Please feel free to contact me through my email:

nina.wheeling@ucps.k12.nc.us

*My tutoring time if students need extra help will be Wednesdays from 8-8:30 am.  Please see me on Tuesday to get a pass and let me know you will be attending.  Thanks!

 

LOCKER DECORATING GUIDELINES:

1. Only two people on hallway

2.  One person must obtain a pass from a homeroom teacher with both names

3.  Wait until 8:20 to come on the hallway

4. No balloons or candy

5. Must not flow onto anyone else's locker

6. Locker must be cleaned off by the end of the day it was deocorated

 

Course Summary:

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