Homework/Classwork
Week of 4/23/2007
Seventh Grade Social Studies
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Monday
4/23
Classwork
The Road to War: War Hawks
& Nationalism
Homework
Finish Sections 4
& 5 Vocabulary (Yellow Packet) by Wednesday
Tuesday
4/24
Classwork
War of 1812
Homework
Finish Sections 4 & 5
Vocabulary (Yellow Packet) by Tomorrow
War 1812 reading &
questions due Thursday (handed out in class)
War of 1812 quiz Friday
Wednesday
4/25
Classwork
War of 1812
Homework
War 1812 reading &
questions due tomorrow (handed out in class)
War of 1812 quiz Friday
Thursday
4/26
Classwork
Review: Road to War/War of
1812
Homework
War of 1812 quiz tomorrow
Friday
4/27
Classwork
Review & Quiz: Road to
War/War of 1812
Homework
None
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PAST DUE:
Quarter 3
1/30:
Chapter 6/Section 1 ‘Identify & Define’
1/31:
Chapter 6/Section 2 ‘Identify & Define’
2/1: Chapter 6/Section 3 ‘Identify & Define’
2/2: Chapter 6/Section 4 ‘Identify & Define’ (only
John Paul Jones/Molly Pitcher for ‘Identify’)
2/5: Chapter
6/Section 5 ‘Identify & Define’ (DO NOT do Rochambeau or de
Grasse for ‘Identify’)
2/14: Comprehension Activity (Chapter 7/Section 1)
Click Here: Articles of Confederation
(Chapter 7/Section 1) Comprehension Activity
2/15: Comprehension Activity (Chapter 7/Section 2) Due
Thursday
Click Here: Constitutional
Convention (Chapter 7/Section 2) Comprehension
Activity
When completing Section Reviews,
remember:
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Make sure you are doing the right
section and chapter
·
Use a full heading
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Use a fresh piece of loose-leaf
(can be spiral)
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Underline each vocabulary word
& skip lines between each
·
Use echo answers & skip
lines between each question
·
Use details from the reading to
answer ‘Comprehension’ questions
·
Use details from the reading to
support your ideas when answering ‘Critical Thinking & Writing’ questions