Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Declaration of Independence Notes

Science Notes Chapter 2 Section 4

Monday, September 29, 2014

Science Homework Sept 29, 2014

You Pick Chapter 2 is Due Wednesday October 1

Why go to College?

Social Studies HW
Finish the Map and Battles of the Revolutionary War Foldable



We first discussed Political Cartoons in Class.

Patriot vs. Loyalist Sept 25,2014

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Science and Social Studies 9/24/2014 Nonmetals and Metals and the lead up to the American Revolutionary War

Science Notes from Today.
Here is the Periodic Table Scavenger Hunt  < That is Tonight's Homework.






Social Studies.
Here are the completed Foldables for the lead up to the American Revolutionary War. Please click and see all the slides!


Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Science Homework Sept 23

Please finish your chart using the Periodic Table

Science Notes Sept 23, 2014

Here are the notes for labeling your periodic table.



Friday, September 19, 2014

Create a Postcard from the Colonies and Science Period Table

Make sure to get your progress reports signed for monday!








Social Studies Activity Today. With Processing. 

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Interactive Notebook 13 Colonies Spoke Diagrams




Science: Don't forget Test 1 is tomorrow!

Social Studies: We will review the spoke diagrams tomorrow and create our own spoke diagram of North Carolina.
Friday: Notebook Check :)

Bulletin Board finally finished!



Wow, that is a nice bulletin board, can you name all those mustached men?
Why don't we have any mustached woman?

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Science Homework and Chapter 1 Test Thursday

Students need to complete their Chapter 1 Study Guide tonight.
Test Chapter 1 for Science will be Thurs

Here is Chapter 1 Section 4 Notes.

Monday, September 15, 2014

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Thursday Sept 11, 2014 Assessment Day!

Here is what we did in class today!
Social Studies
Interactive Notebook Quiz 1 Today. Make sure you have everything you need in fine shape! You CAN use your interactive notebook on the quiz.
While you are completing the quiz today, I will walk around and read your Journal #1 Middle Passage entry and grade it. 
After you have completed the quiz, you can work on your Word Wall!


Science
Note Quiz – Chapter 1 Sections 1-3 You can use your interactive Notebook.

After you are complete, you can work on your You Pick Assignment Chapter 1, it is due tomorrow! Friday Sept 12

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Quiz Tomorrow in Science and Social Studies!

Your son or daughter should have this written down in their planner tonight! They may not have the Science if they do not have my class :)




Word Wall (partial) for Social Studies!

Monday, September 8, 2014

The Nightmare of Jamestown Video and Questions

It's a story of bubonic plague, starvation, espionage and cannibalism -- and the founding of America's first colony. In 1607, a handful of English adventurers set sail across the Atlantic, expecting a paradise teeming with gold and riches. Now, 400 years later, the latest discoveries reveal the true story of Jamestown--as you've never seen it before. With exclusive access to forensics and archaeology, National Geographic reveals shocking new evidence of starvation and disease, secret plots and Spanish spies. Authentic recreations bring to life one of the most dramatic chapters in America's history.

You will be watching the video “Nightmare in Jamestown” by National Geographic. As you watch the video please answer the following questions. 

Here is a link to the Video

The New World: A Nightmare in Jamestown Video Questions

  1. What is the goal of the Virginia Company?

  1. What are some of the problems on the ships during the journey over from England?

  1. What was the death rate at Jamestown? 

  1. What are the first few problems with the land they settle?  What is missing?

  1. Why were the English not prepared for attack from the Natives?

  1. Why were men at Jamestown dieing in such large numbers?

  1. How and why does John Smith change the future of the relationship between Natives and the colonist?



  1. During the 1600’s, what was more dangerous, disease or surgery?  Why?

  1. After the “starving time”, what was the next problem the colonist had to deal with?

  1. What is the importance of Bartholomew Gosnold?

  1. The colonist never found gold.  What was it then that fed the desire of growth in soon to be U.S.?


Thursday, September 4, 2014

Science Unit 1 Section 1 Notes

Interactive Notebook Check Tomorrow Sept 5, 2014

Here is the information required. Also updates on classroom PowerPoints.

Interactive Notebook Check 1 Required Pages and Rubric 

Please click through PowerPoints to find all important slides :)