Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Thursday November 12th & Friday November 13th

Students watched the film, "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas". Everyone seems to really enjoy it...the book is a very quick, great read if anyone is interested.

An assignment is due on the film. Make sure your answers are in full complete sentences and in paragraph form.

We began to talk about the Holocaust on Friday. The slides from that lesson are below.

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Wednesday November 11th

Today's class was spent at the Remembrance Day assembly and the Cenotaph.

Tomorrow we will begin our mini-unit on the Holocaust.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Tuesday November 10th




























With all of the information in the news about the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Wall coming down, we skipped ahead in history and looked at this event.

Slides from the Keynote are below.

Remember to read the article about the Berlin Wall, as well as the newspaper article about letters from the war for tomorrow.

Monday, November 9, 2009

Monday November 9th

The Unit 2 test for the 1920s & 1930s was written this period.

Remember to read pages 212-213 and pages 216-221 for tomorrow's class. You will have about 15 minutes of class time tomorrow to complete the questions and definitions assigned today. You can get a jump start on them tonight.

pages 212-213, questions #1 & 2
pages 229, questions #5ab & 7

We will start our mini-unit on the Holocaust tomorrow, and continue on with World War II after.

Friday, November 6, 2009

Test Review

Here is the test review we went over in class today. Reminder again, I have put down the specific notes and handouts to help you study (as we went over in class). As the post before, the slides are in order from last to first.













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The Great Depression overview

Here are the slides for the Great Depression overview from Wednesday.
Your scrapbook assignment, textbook work, and textbook readings will compliment these slides for the 1930s part of the test on Monday. They are in order from last to first, so go to the end of this post, and read up.