This page will be updated every day with what we are doing that day, and what is expected of students afterwards!
A "Due Date" for a larger assignment means it is due by 11:59pm on the specified day.
Homework is daily, and is due by the next class unless otherwise specified. It is not late until 3:01pm after that next class.
Monday, September 21st
Agenda: Seats, Protest Posters
Homework: Poster due in class WED
Friday, September 18th
Agenda: Lexington & Concord, Protest Poster
Homework: SUBMIT Causes document on Canvas, Poster due in class WED 9/23
Thursday, September 17th
Agenda: Warmup, Intolerable Acts, No More Kings
Homework: Intolerable Acts & First Continental Congress notes (DONT SUBMIT YET)
Wednesday, September 16th
Agenda: What is propaganda?, Boston Massacre & Boston Tea Party
Homework: Boston Massacre & Tea Party notes (DONT SUBMIT YET), missing work
Tuesday, September 15th
Agenda: Why are these events "causes for revolution"?, Taxation without Representation & Stamp Act
Homework: Stamp Act & Townshend Acts Notes (DONT SUBMIT YET)
Monday, September 14th
Agenda: F&I War recall, P1 Announcement, Proclamation of 1763/Causes for Revolution
Homework: Proclamation of 1763 & Quartering Act Notes (DONT SUBMIT YET)
Friday, September 11th
Agenda: Choose a topic, Colony Meme Instructions, French & Indian War Summary
Homework: Colony Meme Step 2
Thursday, September 10th
Agenda: Discussion warmup, Map labeling, Colony Memes
Homework: Colony Meme Step 1
Wednesday, September 9th
Agenda: Grade check, Colonies Q&A (P4 Mayflower Compact Quiz)
Homework: Missing work
Tuesday, September 8th
Agenda: Mayflower Compact recap, Growth of the Colonies Graphic Organizer, Exit Slip (P5)
Homework: Submit completed Graphic Organizer in class TMR (tomorrow)
Friday, September 4th
Agenda: Thinking about laws warmup, Mayflower Compact examination (vocab & text study), Exit Slip
Homework: Periods 3 & 4: Read the Mayflower Compact and highlight the vocabulary words. Everybody:Catch up on late/missing work, enjoy the long weekend!
Thursday, September 3rd
Agenda: Recall the Great Awakening, continue Colonial Life discussion, Exit Slip
Homework: Finish and submit Colonial Life document on Canvas
Wednesday, September 2nd
Agenda: Colonial Government recall warmup, Colonial Life discussion
Homework: Finish first two rows of Colonial Life (use the textbook for recall and any details)
Tuesday, September 1st
Agenda: Get project submissions in order, Gallery walk with notesheet
Homework: Catch up on missing/late work
Monday, August 31st
Agenda: Partner weekend check-in, continue work on colony pamphlets
Homework: Finish pamphlet - due 9/1 in class (at the START of class)
Friday, August 28th
Agenda: Word cloud Gallery Walk, work on colony pamphlets
Homework: Continue work on the pamphlet - due 9/1 in person
Thursday, August 27th
Agenda: Region group check in, discuss Advertise-A-Colony Pamphlets, get started on next steps
Homework: Submit Regional Textbook Notes
Wednesday, August 26th
Agenda: Push/Pull lists, Introduce Colony Pamphlets, individualized note-taking using Regional Textbook Notes
Homework: Continue individual Regional Textbook Notes
Tuesday, August 25th
Agenda: Warmup sentence activity, introduce the Dropbox, New England Colony #2
Homework: Finish and submit New England Colonies Notes
Monday, August 24th
Agenda: Labeling the 13 Colonies, begin New England Colonies Notes
Homework: Finish New England Colony #1
Friday, August 21st
Agenda: Discuss: Why do you think we are only looking at Pennsylvania and New York at the moment?, begin 2nd Middle Colony
Homework: Explain to an adult the founding of 1 colony you’ve studied so far
Thursday, August 20th
Agenda: Think/Guess: Why would Europeans be interested in moving to either of the colonies you've studied?, begin Middle Colonies Notes
Homework: Missing/late work (with RRF)
Wednesday, August 19th
Agenda: Start Southern colony #2, catch-up day
Homework: Finish Southern colony #2, SUBMIT Southern Colonies Notes
Tuesday, August 18th
Agenda: Discuss similarities and differences in the regions, begin Southern Colonies Notes
Homework: Finish notes for Southern Colony #1 (DO NOT SUBMIT YET)
Monday, August 17th
Agenda: Discuss the context for the colonies, begin Colonies Regional Notes
Homework: Finish and submit Colonies Regional Notes
Friday, August 14th
Agenda: Discuss K/W, Finish Using the Textbook quiz
Homework: Complete any missing/incomplete work from this week
Thursday, August 13th
Agenda: Start a K/W chart, Get textbooks, Begin using the textbook (quiz here)
Homework: Finish K/W chart - at least 3 items per side
Wednesday, August 12th
Agenda: Why is studying history important?, Period-specific Admin asks, RRF and exploring the class page
Homework: Look at the textbook chapters on the class site
Tuesday, August 11th
Agenda: Planner review, academic expectations, Lost at Sea activity
Homework: Sign the academic expectations
Monday, August 10th
Agenda: SOAR and planner review
Homework: None! Welcome back, stay hydrated!