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The Middle Ages in Europe
Teacher Lectures onMedieval Europe
Were the Dark Ages really Dark? Establish criteria for dark. and take notes
Journal: Add questions you would like to investigate
Crash Course in Medieval Europe
Fall of the Roman Empire
The Dark Ages
The Crusades
Resources for Researching Medieval Europe
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Guest Speaker: Craig Shackleton Ottawa Swordplayon interpreting medieval texts
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Research Day for Medieval Annotated Bibliography
Set up New Project on NoodleTools
and share with my dropbox
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Feb. 18
Family day - no school
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Feb. 19
High Middle Ages
What made them a "high point" of European culture?
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Feb. 20
Work on Medieval Annotated Bibliography
on NoodleTools
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Feb. 21
Work on Medieval Annotated Bibliography
on NoodleTools
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Feb. 22
Work on
Medieval Annotated Bibliography
Submit on NoodleTools
For Monday: All 6 sources in works cited
At least 3 notecards complete
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Feb. 21
Option Sheet Assembly (1/2 class)
Review my feedback on yourmedieval annotated bibliography
Finish notecards for Friday
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Feb. 22
The Stone Age
Living Graph - change and continuity
Otzi : Is he significant? Why?
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Feb. 23
The Stone Age - Discuss The Stone Age text questions.doc
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Feb. 24
Finish Stonehenge video:
What do we know about the people who built it?
How do we know it?
Mesopotamia
Lecture - Mesopotamia
Why is it the first civilization?
Homework:
Watch Epic of Gilgamesh
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Feb. 25
Finish Mesopotamia Lecture
Timeline activity - most significant events of Medieval Europe, Stone Age and Mesopotamia
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March 4
Medieval Annotated Bibliography
DUE TODAY on Noodletools.
Timeline - what is significant?
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Rome
Watch Gladiator
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Timeline - finish voting on significance for Stone Age, Mesopotamia, Medieval
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Continue Watching Gladiator
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Finish watching Gladiator
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March 11
March Break
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March Break
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March Break
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March Break
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March Break
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March 18
Generate questions about Rome - Criteria for a good research question
Rome - Geography and Etruscans
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Introduction to Republic
Cenabis Bene - Roman Dinner Assignment
Homework: Set up noodletools account, begin research using netbooks
Consult the Research Sources for the Dinner to start
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Netbooks in class
Watch:
City of Conquest and Punic Wars
and
Crash Course - Empire or Republic
Terms/viewing guide for video
Which of our class generated questions does this presentation answer? What are the answers? Choose 3
Continue to research for your dinner character.
Research Sources for the Dinner
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Lectures:
1) Republic in Crisis
2) Augustus and the Empire
Which questions? What are the answers?
Parent-Teacher interviews
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Roman Dinner Learning Stations
Website for Station One
Roman Dress:
Website for Station Three
Roman Objects
Ms. Collishaw's birthday
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March 25
Roman Dinner Research day
Netbooks
Research Sources for the Dinner
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Lecture: Christianity and the Fall of Rome
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Lab 215
Research notes due on Noodletools - minimum 3 sources and notecards
Print out handout - 1 page with picture
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ROMAN DINNER today
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Good Friday, No School
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April 1
Easter Monday No School
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2
Finish Roman Dinner presentations
Most Significant Events of Rome - Defend Significance and put on timeline
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The Rise of Islam
Islam: Crash Course
Question: Why So Popular?
Develop Questions
Read: When Spain was Islamic - article
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Groups Research Topics - Develop a question and a thesis - gather evidence
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Groups present and defend theses.
Crash Course: The Mongols - Why so successful?
It's all Greek to Me - language activity
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April 8
Ancient Greece
It's all Greek to Me - competition!
Lecture:
Geography and Beginnings of Greece
HW: The Trojan War Read a summary of the legend
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Was ancient Greece really all that great?
Greece Pods Assignment
Google researcher demo
Begin project proposal
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Submit project proposal on googledocs
Begin individual research
Need a variety of reliable and relevant sources
- text
- general eg. Wikipedia
- primary sources
- Museum or other reputable source
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Crash Course: Persians and Greeks
T-chart: Great vs. Not So Great
Lecture:
Persian Wars
Art and Architecture
Read Textbook sections relevant to your Pod Assignment
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Explore an ancient Athenian Picture
Lecture:
Pelopponnesian Wars
Crash Course: Alexander the Great?
Read Textbook and/or Cultural Atlas sections relevant to your Pod Assignment
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April 15
Work Period
Mobile Lab
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Work Period
Mobile Lab
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Work period Greece Pods Assignment
Use googledocs to take notes - use google researcher and cite sources
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Work Period Greece Pods Assignment
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Present
Greece Pods Assignment
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April 22
African Kingdoms
Crash Course: Mansa Musa
Read your section of jigsaw for Wednesday
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Present
Greece Pods Assignment
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Journal reflection: Was Greece really all that great?
Finish African Kingdoms jigsaw
Journal: 2 things I learned about African Kingdoms, 1 research question
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Ancient Egypt
Crash Course:Ancient Egypt
- mystery archaeological dig site
Choose teams - research your topic area and decide
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Begin researching your dig site
Homework: Begin making your artifacts
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April 29
Continue researching your dig site
Homework: Continue/complete making your artifacts
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Watch Video:
Lebreton Flats Dig
Finalize and prepare for the dig
Bring in your artifacts
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May 1
Lab 107
Finish and print out 1 page handout for your artifact
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May 2
Egypt Archaeological Dig
Submit observations and conclusions.
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May 3
Share hypotheses and reveal sites
Journal: What I learned about Egypt and archaeology. 1-2 further research questions
Update Timeline
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May 6
American Civilizations: Maya, Inca, Aztecs
Olmecs and Incas Slides
Intro Meso-American Newspaper Assignment
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Codice/Quipu activity
Comparison chart
Video: Cracking the Mayan Code
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Codice/Quipu Activity conclusion
Video: Aztecs & Worksheet
Comparison chart
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Mobile Lab
Newspaper jigsaw learning stations
Use online resources and textbook to research
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Lab 107
Continue with Newspaper Jigsaw, should finish research,
Start drafting rough copies
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ay 13
Lab 107
Begin Publishing Newspaper
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Begin Summative
World History Speed Dating!
Brainstorm research questions for the each civilization
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Ancient China
Watch Crash Course
Key Points and Questions
Groups find answers to their questions
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Mobile Lab
World Legacies Summative
Research Question and subtopics due today on Noodle
Finish work on the Meso-American Newspaper
Begin Summative Research
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Mobile Lab
Research for Summative
Mesoamerican
Newspaper Due
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May 20
Victoria Day
No School
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Mobile Lab
Research forSummative Essay
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China
Video:
Take notes
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Mobile Lab
Research for Summative Essay
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Ancient Japan
Japan Questions and Timeline
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May 27
Japan
Groups share answers to
Japan Questions and Timeline
Compare China and Japan:
3 similarities and 3 differences
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Mobile Lab
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Mobile Lab
Outline for Summative Essay due today
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Comparative Civilizations:
Compare China and Japan on any of the following:
Religion, Government, Women, Warfare, Trade, Beginnings and Endings, Technology
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Giant World Timeline
Bring colourful markers!
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June 3
Mobile lab
Writing Summative Essay - Peer feedback
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Mobile Lab
Print your good copy to submit with
- title page
- works cited
- rubric
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Everything Else
Finish Timeline
Draw conclusions - major turning points in history?
Crash Courses: India (#2 Indus Valley, #6 Buddha and Ashoka, #9 Silk Road, #11 Christianity to Constantine, #18 Indian Ocean Commerce, #19-22 Renaissance)
Vote on a Movie (eg. Troy)
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Watch a movie
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Summative 1: Research Essay Due
Watch a movie
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June 10
History's Leaders on Trial - begin
Goals:
- Decide witnesses
- General Research Textbook or Wikipedia (5Ws, timeline, facts of the case)
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Prepare
Summative 2: History's Leaders on Trial
Prepare arguments for your side - select visual evidence
Select students to portray your witnesss
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Prepare
Summative 2: History's Leaders on Trial
Conference with your witness to prepare them
(defense also responsible for prepping the leader)
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Prepare
Summative 2: History's Leaders on Trial
Prepare cross-examination and finish evidence slides
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Summative 2: History's Leaders on Trial
Richard Lionheart
William Wallace
Henry VIII
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June 17
Summative 2: History's Leaders on Trial
Alexander the Great
Ghengis Khan
Pythagoras
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Summative 2: History's Leaders on Trial
Emperor Justinian
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Period 1 Exams
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Period 2 Exams
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Period 3 Exams
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June 24
Period 4 Exams
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Commencement
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