World Lit Week of December 17 - 21

Links to the Final Exam Games

Link to Final Exam Flipquiz part 1

Link to Final Exam Flipquiz part 2

ESOL American Lit Week of December 10 - 14

This week, we will finish the movie, Their Eyes Were Watching God, and work on the group research project which is a PowerPoint presentation of a subject related to the Harlem Renaissance. Remember that your last slide should be your Resources slide that should be in APA format. There is no set number of slides required, but remember that your presentation should be between 3 and 5 minutes. The presentations will be on Wednesday, December 19, which is the last day you are required to come to class since we have no final.

Link to APA PPT from Perdue Owl

On Tuesday, we focused on the use of dialect in literature.

Link to Purdue Owl Citation Style Chart

The middle column of the chart is APA style

ESOL World Literature Week of December 10 - 14

We finished The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian on Friday. Unfortunately, many of you were missing because of the Biology EOC. You will need to finish reading the book on your own and answer the chapter questions. There will be questions from PTI on the cumulative final exam. Also, we will have some quickwrites this week over PTI. The Tic-Tac-Toe project is due on Friday, December 14. Many of you have already done parts of it. We will talk about the essay piece of the Tic-Tac-Toe project on Monday so that you have a better idea how to do it. This week, we will spend some time doing the research paragraph in class and watch a movie based on a Sherman Alexie short story.

On Monday and Tuesday, we did a short mini-unit on archetypes, symbols, and Native American folklore, focusing on symbols in the last chapter of PTI and a Lakota story called "White Buffalo Woman."
Link to Heroic Archetypes PPT

Link to Listverse Article

ESOL US History Week of December 10 - 14

We start the week off with the EOC on Monday and Tuesday. Meet in Computer Lab 2009 when school starts at 8:20. You will have 100% extra time to take the EOC. Once everyone is finished during 2nd Block, we will move to my classroom. We will watch historical movies during the remainder of the semester, but there will be activities associated with the movies. Also, this last bit of the semester is a time to turn in missing work. I will accept late work until Friday, December 14.

ESOL American Lit Week of December 3 - 7

We will start on Unit 5, The Harlem Renaissance, this week. Part of this unit is a small-group research project. For the project, your group will present a Power-Point on December 19.

Link to Purdue Owl APA Style Powerpoint

ESOL World Literature Week of December 3 - 7

We will continue to read PTI as well as answering chapter questions and working on research. The Tic-Tac-Toe Project is due on December 14

ESOL US History Week of December 3 - 7

After the Domain 6 test on Monday, the rest of the week will be dedicated to EOC Review. There are EOC packets for each domain as well as other activities.

Link to History.com Segregation

Link to History.com Jamestown

ESOL American Lit Week of November 26 - 30

The American Lit EOC is this week, Wednesday through Friday. We will start ours at the beginning of 1st Block (beginning of the school day) in Computer Lab 2009. On Monday and Tuesday, we'll do EOC prep. Also on Tuesday, there is an EOC swap during 1st block. I will get the details for attendance and give out tickets on Monday.

Link to Thanatopsis Kahoot

ESOL World Literature Week of November 26 - 30

Our main priorities are finishing The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian and learning the research process. Remember that the Tic-Tac-Toe project is due the Friday before final exams.

Link to Research Notecard Infomation

ESOL US History Week of November 26 - 30

This week we will finish with Domain 6 and test on Friday. The EOC is December 10th and 11th, so we have some time after finishing Domain 6 to prepare for the EOC.

Link to Flipquiz for Domain 6

ESOL American Lit Week of November 12 - 16

We only have one week until Thanksgiving Break, which means we only have one week and 2 days to prepare for the EOC. We will continue to study Transcendentalism and focus on EOC review activities.

Link to Reebok ad

Link to Robert Greene YouTube Video

Link to Nature/Transcendental Video

Link to Transcendental Baseball Player Blog

ESOL World Literature Week of November 12 - 16

This week we will focus on completing as much of The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian as possible. Remember to keep up with your chapter questions as we read. On Tuesday, we will have the Unit 2B Summative Assessment. The link to the review game is posted on last weeks blog post. Also, keep in mind that the "Part-time Indian" Tic-Tac-Toe was assigned. This project will take several hours of work on your part outside of class, so do not put it off til the last minute. It will be due on Friday, December 14.

The following link will get you to Chapter 1 of The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian. From there, the other chapters follow in order.

Link to Chapter 1 of PTI

ESOL US History Week of November 12 - 16

We only have five days until the Thanksgiving break! We will continue to learn about the modern era, focusing on the new millennium. This week will be mostly project based, with a few small projects based on the recent presidents and recent historic events. We will have a test on Domain 6 the Friday after you get back from the Thanksgiving break, November 30.

ESOL American Lit Week of November 5 - 9

We will begin the Springboard Unit 4 on Transcendentalism this week. Also, we will begin practicing for the EOC which is November 28, 29, and 30.

ESOL World Literature Week of November 5 - 9

Monday will be the Argument Vocab Quiz. No school on Tuesday, and Wednesday will be the in-class timed Argument Essay. I'm anticipating that the Unit 2B test will be on Friday. We will begin to read The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian.

Update: The Unit 2B Test will be on Tuesday, November 13.

Link for Review Game for Unit 2B

ESOL US History Week of November 5 - 9

This week we will discuss the 50s and 60s from a social and political standpoint rather than a Cold War standpoint.  We will have a quiz on Friday. Remember no school on Tuesday!

ESOL American Literature Week of October 29 - November 2

We will listen to speeches and complete a quick unit on Edgar Allan Poe in honor of Halloween this week. You received two activities from the Poe unit on Thursday and Friday of last week which will be due on Wednesday.

ESOL World Literature Week of October 29 - November 2

We will focus on the Argumentative Essay this week while reading a few pieces from the Springboard book. I will post links as necessary.

Link to Evidence Activity

ESOL US History Week of October 29 - November 2

We will begin Domain 6 on Monday. This is our last domain and the one we will spend the most time on. We will start with notes as usual. The quiz on the 50's will be Friday.

ESOL American Literature Week of October 22 - 26

Our main focus this week is writing and presenting the Argumentative speeches. You must have your outline completed by Wednesday, so that you can type it when you go to the computer lab. Again, Wednesday is not for composing your speech; it is for typing your speech. Remember that use of rhetorical devices will be a big part of your grade for this project. We will begin the presentations on Thursday, and will take 45 minutes of class on Thursday and Friday to hear speeches. Next week, we will have a short unit on Edgar Allan Poe in honor of Halloween.

Link to Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal Powerpoint

ESOL World Literature Week of October 22 - 26

We will finish Persepolis this week, and the test over Unit 2A (Cultural Narrative) will be Wednesday. I know I announced that it would be Tuesday, but it has not been completed by the collaborative team of 10th Lit teachers yet. As soon as the test is finalized, I will post a review game on this blog post.

We will continue to work on our argument essay about preteens and social media as well.

Link to Claims, Counterclaims, and Rebuttals


Go to newsela.com/quickjoin/#/66BU3G
Read the three articles from Newsela and fill in the Graphic Organizer for 3 of the sources. Then go to the following link and choose 1 more article to analyze in the graphic organizer.


Link to Argument Webquest

Link to Newsela

Link to Unit 2A Test Review

ESOL US History Week of October 22 - 26

We will be learning about World War II this week, with the final test over Domain 5 on Friday. As always, we will start with notes over WWII and then move into activities to deepen your understanding. I will check your notebooks for Domain 5 immediately following the test on Friday. Please have them ready for me before you come to class on Friday. Remember to study your quizzes for WWI and Between the Wars, as these questions will be on the test. I will post the review game by Wednesday evening.

Link to Questions about Holocaust

Link to Domain 4 Big Biz Organizer (for those who are missing it)

Link to Domain 5 Test

ESOL American Lit Week of October 15 - 19

We will focus on the writing process for your argumentative speeches this week. We will also talk about elements of a good speech. You need to have a written draft of your speech ready by October 23, when we will go to the computer lab to type them.

ESOL World Literature Week of October 15 - 19

We will finish Persepolis this week and have a test over it early next week. We will begin to learn about argumentative writing and rhetorical devices to prepare to write an argumentative essay.

ESOL US History Week of October 15 - 19

We will be studying the years between World War I and World War II this week, and will have a quiz on Friday over the material. We will start on Monday with notes and watching America:Story of Us-Cities.

ESOL American Lit Week of October 8 - 12

We are still working on the second half of Unit 2 which focuses on speeches. Last Friday, I introduced you to the ProCon website and students who were present chose  topics for their speeches. The written portion of your speech is due Monday, October 22 so that you can give the speeches in class throughout that week.

Link to ProCon

Link to I Have A Dream Speech

ESOL World Literature Week of October 8 - 12

We will continue to read and discuss Persepolis as well as some readings from the Springboard book. The next Embedded Assessment is writing an Argumentative Essay. As a class, we will examine the effects, positive and negative, of Social Media on teens.

Link to ProCon Social Media

ESOL US History Week of October 8 - 12

We will begin working on Domain 5 today. This is a long, but very interesting domain which includes World War I, the Great Depression, and World War II. As usual, we will begin with notes and move on to individual and group activities from there.

Link to Life in a Trench (WWI)

WWI in Photos

CNN Fast Facts about WWI

Footage from WWI

Battle of Somme

Scene from War Horse

Treaty of Versailles History Channel

ESOL American Literature Week of October 1 - 5

We talked about modern-day witch-hunts and did a quickwrite about them on Monday. We also learned about rhetorical appeals. On Tuesday, we saw a Ted-talk about procrastination and analyzed the Ted-Talk for rhetorical appeals. We also discussed the Gettysburg Address which we will have a quiz over on Wednesday. The rest of the week, we will continue to work through Unit 2 of Springboard and prepare to give speeches next week.

ESOL World Literature Week of Oct 1 - 5

We will continue to read from Persepolis. We had a Common Formative Assessment on a CommonLit Article on Tuesday. We learned about participles and will continue to work on those. Narratives were due on Tuesday.

ESOL US History Week of October 1 - 5

We will finish Domain 4 and take the test on Friday. On Wednesday and Thursday, we will finish the unit and review for the test.

Link to Flipquiz

ESOL American Literature September 17 - 21

This week, we will focus on completing The Crucible. On Tuesday, we will write a narrative based on dialogue from The Crucible.

ESOL World Literature Week of September 17 - 21

We will continue to read Persepolis and read pieces from the Springboard textbook. On Tuesday, we will be in the Computer Lab to finish the narratives.

ESOL US History Week of September 17 - 21

We will cover the first half of Domain 4 this week. Domain 4 is about the era of big business and the Progressive Era. This covers the last part of the 1800s and the early 1900s. We will have a quiz over Big Business on Friday. When we come back from the break, we will finish Domain 4.

ESOL American Literature Week of September 10 - 14

We will continue reading The Crucible and working on the packet that goes with Springboard 2.3. We will have a quiz over Act 1 on Thursday. On Wednesday, we will go to the computer lab to complete the Synthesis Essay.


On October 10th, Wheeler will have a testing day. The following list tells what each grade will do on that date.

9^th- PACT

9^th- Repeaters (Scholar’s Institute)

10^th- PSAT/NMSQT

10^th- Repeaters (Scholar’s Institute)

11^th- ScienceYou

11^th- PSAT/NMSQT (Paying Juniors for National Merit Recognition)

12^th- Senior Field Day

ESOL World Literature Week of September 10 - 14

We will continue to read Persepolis and answer the Chapter Questions. There are also a few readings from Springboard that we will cover as well. On Friday, we will have a Vocabulary Quiz over the Persepolis vocabulary.

On October 10th, Wheeler will have a testing day. The following list tells what each grade will do on that date.

9^th- PACT

9^th- Repeaters (Scholar’s Institute)

10^th- PSAT/NMSQT

10^th- Repeaters (Scholar’s Institute)

11^th- ScienceYou

11^th- PSAT/NMSQT (Paying Juniors for National Merit Recognition)

12^th- Senior Field Day

ESOL US History Week of September 10 - 14

We will finish Domain 3 this week. Tentatively, the test will be on Friday. On Monday, I will give time to complete the Civil War Graphic Organizer that I gave you on Friday. Also, we will analyze the Gettysburg Address.

Link to Civil War PPT

Link to Domain 3 Review Kahoot


On October 10th, Wheeler will have a testing day. The following list tells what each grade will do on that date.

9^th- PACT

9^th- Repeaters (Scholar’s Institute)

10^th- PSAT/NMSQT

10^th- Repeaters (Scholar’s Institute)

11^th- ScienceYou

11^th- PSAT/NMSQT (Paying Juniors for National Merit Recognition)

12^th- Senior Field Day

ESOL American Literature Week of September 4 - 7

We will begin Unit 2 which focuses on The Crucible. I will also allow computer time to finish the Synthesis Essay. Remember to give parenthetical citations (in-text citations) in your essay. On Thursday, we have a visiting musician who will play her original songs, some of which we will analyze for figurative language, theme, etc.

Audible Reading of The Crucible

ESOL World Literature Week of September 4 - 7

Remember that the Unit 1 Summative test is Friday. We will finish Unit 1 and review for the test this week. Anyone who has not finished the Cultural Identity essay needs to get it to me as soon as possible. A late grade is better than a 0.

Flipquiz for Unit 1 Test


Link to Amy Tan at the White House

ESOL US History Week of September 4 - 7

We will get started on Domain 3 on Tuesday. Quiz over the Civil War will be Friday.

ESOL American Lit Week of August 27 - 31

This week will mostly be dedicated to writing the American Dream essay. On Monday, we will have notes over MLA style and argumentative essay. Also on Monday, we will discuss the various pieces we have read and analyze how they could be used in the essay. On Wednesday, we will go to the computer lab and work on the essay.

MLA Formatting PPT

Another MLA Formatting and Quote PPT

ESOL World Literature Week of August 27 -31

The Cultural Identity essays are due Monday, either printed or emailed to me. We will continue to read from Unit 1 and prepare for the Unit 1 Summative Assessment at the end of the week.

ESOL US History Week of August 27 - 31

We are working on Domain 2 which covers the new nation and expansion. The New Nation quiz is Monday, and the Domain 2 test is scheduled for Friday.

Kahoot for Domain 2 Test

ESOL American Literature Week of August 20 - 24

We are working on Unit 1, The American Dream, in Springboard which will prepare us to write a synthesis essay about whether the American Dream is still accessible to all. In this essay, you will need to use evidence with correct citations from at least two sources that we have read in class. We will also have a Vocabulary Quiz on Friday.

Remember that when the bell rings, you should be in your seats working on the Bellringer. This should be a routine by now.

Vocabulary 1

ESOL World Literature Week of August 20 - 24

We are starting to work on the Embedded Assessment 1 , My Cultural Identity, writing assignment this week. We will also continue to work out of Springboard and practice the Vocabulary this week for a quiz on Friday. Tuesday, we will be in the computer lab, so be prepared to work hard on your cultural identity essay that day. Other than Tuesday, typing will be on your own time at home.

Vocabulary 1 words

ESOL US History Week of August 20 - 24

We finished Domain 1 and will move on to Domain 2 on Monday. The Domain 1 test will be Tuesday. Be sure and play the Flipquiz game to prepare for the test.

Flipquiz Domain 1

Cabinet Rap Battle Link

Kahoot for New Nation Quiz

ESOL World Literature Week of August 13 - 17

We will continue to work in our Springboard books as we learn about Cultural Identity, in preparation for writing an essay about Cultural Identity.

ESOL American Literature Week of August 13 - 17

Last week, we began our new Bellringer program, set up our notebooks, and worked on the American Dream Collage and paragraph, which is due at the beginning of class on Monday. This week, we will begin working in our Springboard book examining the American Dream through literature.

ESOL US History Week of August 13 - 17

We had our first quiz on Friday, and everyone who was present did very well. Our first Domain test is scheduled for Friday, August 17. We have finished all of the notes for this domain, and will spend this week working on learning activities about the unit. I will add to the Flipquiz for Domain 1 and give you a link to it on Wednesday.

ESOL World Literature Week of August 6 - 10

Welcome back to Wheeler! We spent the first three days of school getting to know each other, taking a diagnostic pre-test, writing a sample essay, and learning about annotation. Remember that thinking of a good question for a text is sometimes more helpful than knowing the answers about the text.

This week we will begin Unit 1 of Springboard.

Syllabus

ESOL American Literature Week of August 6 - 10

Welcome back! We spent the first three days of class getting to know each other and learning about annotating. Remember that asking a good question about a text is often more valuable than knowing an answer about the text. We will continue to discuss this idea as we move into discussing the American Dream this week.

Syllabus

Three Little Pigs Video

ESOL US History Week of August 6 - 10

Welcome back to school!. This blog will contain a summary of the activities for the week as well as important dates and resources. During the first three days of class, we got to know each other and began working on prehistory and colonization. Each of you was assigned a word wall word to illustrate and define.

This week, we will continue learning about colonization. The quiz for colonization will be Friday, August 10.

Syllabus

Pacing guide for semester (This is subject to change but will give you a general guide for pacing)

Flipquiz for Colonization Quiz

World History Week of May 14 - 18

We will have the test on Unit 10 on Thursday. I will post the review game for it on Tuesday. I am posting the links to the final exam review games now for the seniors to prepare for the final on Tuesday, May 15. My father and his friend, Gene, will be here tomorrow for a presentation about the Vietnam War.

Link to Final Exam Part 1

World History Final Part 2



Link to WWII Unit 10 test review

World Literature Week of May 14 - 18

Seniors have finals on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Link to Final Exam Flipquiz

World History Week of May 7 -11

We will have a quiz over Unit 9 (WWI) on Tuesday, and a test on Unit 10 (WWII) next Tuesday.

Link to Flipquiz Unit 9

World Lit Week of April 30 - May 4

We will work on the Research paper and the Tic-Tac-Toe assignment this week.

World History Week of April 30 - May 4

Because so many of you will be out for EOCs for other classes this week, we will continue to work on the Unit 9 packet I gave you on Friday.

Flipquiz Unit 9

World Literature Week of April 23 - 27

We will try to finish The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian this week. We will also start on the group research project this week. On Wednesday, we will have a formative quiz on MLA format.

World History Week of April 23 - 27

We will finish Unit 8 on Monday, and start on Unit 9 on Tuesday. The final part of the Unit 8 test will be Wednesday. The Flipquiz link is the same one from last week; just look at the last 3 categories for part 3.

World Literature Week of April 16 - 20

We will continue to read from The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian and learn about the research process.

Research Links

Listview Link

Huffpost Link

Government report on Indian Educati

Government Report on Indian Housing

NY Times Chief Wahoo

NY Times San Fransisco Removes Monument

Giving loans to Indian Ranchers and farmers

Native Americans and violence against women and children

Native Americans and Alcoholism

Spotlight on Special Populations: Alcoholism

Housing and Native Americans

Mascots

World History Week of April 16 - 20

We will continue with Unit 8. The test will be broken into 3 parts, with the first part on Tuesday. It will be over the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment.

Kahoot Unit 8 Part 1

Link to video on French Revolution

Link to Flipquiz Parts 2 and 3

World Literature Week of March 26 - 30

Argument essays are due on Monday. We will finish Persepolis and review for the Unit 2 test on Monday and Tuesday. On Friday, we have a special Media center activity to learn research skills.

Flipquiz Unit 2

World History Week of March 26 - 30

We are working on the Unit 7 mini-unit. The summative grade for this unit will come from the group project you are working on. You can either do a power-point presentation or a poster to explain your terms. We will have a quiz over the information on Wednesday. Depending on how many permission slips I get back, we will either watch Amistad or a different movie on Thursday and Friday.

World Literature Week of March 19 - 23

We have a busy week. We will continue to read from Persepolis every day; however, our main focus will be the Argumentative Essay. On Monday, we will review the story "A Problem" that will serve as the basis of your essay. On Tuesday and Wednesday, we will cover two additional articles that relate to the subject of justice. On Thursday and Friday, we will write the essays in class. Also on Tuesday is the Vocab quiz. Study the fill in the blank worksheet that we did in class on Friday to prepare for it.

Link to audio of "A Problem"

World History Week of March 19 - 23

The test on Unit 6 is on Wednesday, March 21. I will post the Flipquiz game on Monday after we play it for the first time. We still need to learn about Zheng He on Monday. We will begin Unit 7 with Word Wall words as soon as you finish your test.Flipquiz Unit 6

World Literature Week of March 12 - 16

This week will be packed with learning about the argumentative essay, continuing Persepolis, and preparing for the Unit 2 Summative test which is Friday, March 16. I will post a review for the test ASAP.

World History Week of March 12 - 16

We will continue to work on Unit 6. The tentative test date for this unit is Tuesday, March 20. The Columbian Exchange mini-project will be due then.

World Literature Week of March 5 - 9

We are reaching the halfway point in Persepolis, and will continue to read it as quickly as possible. I gave new Vocabulary words from Persepolis today, and we will have a quiz on Friday. I got most of the narratives, and some of you are amazing storytellers. If you did not give me your narrative, the 0 went in today, so get it to me ASAP.

World History Week of March 5 - 9

We will finish Unit 5 this week and take the test on Thursday. I will post the review game after class on Tuesday. We will begin Unit 6 on Exploration Thursday after the test.

Review Game Unit 5

World Literature Week of February 26 - March 2

On Monday and Tuesday, we will work on the personal narrative and reading Persepolis. We will focus mainly on Persepolis for the next two weeks.

World History Week of February 26 - March 2

Monday and Tuesday will be working on 100 Years War posters and reviewing for the Unit 4 test. The Unit 4 test will be Wednesday, and then we will start on Unit 5--The Renaissance. I will post the review game link after we play it on Monday.

Link to Kahoot

World Literature Week of February 5 - 9

We will finish Unit 1 from Springboard this week. The Summative test over Unit 1 will be Friday, February 9. I will make a review game and give you the link after we play it once.

Link to Unit 1 Review

World History Week of February 5 - 9

We will continue with Unit 3 this week. I will let you know as soon as possible when the test will be.

Link to NPR Article

Link to Review Game

World Literature (10th Lit) January 28, 2018

Remember that Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday are Access testing. In class, we will work on our Embedded Assessment Cultural Identity papers for the beginning of the week and then continue with Unit 1 after that. We will not have a separate Vocab unit for the week because of Access testing.

Sample quotes for Embedded Assessment Hook

A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.                Marcus Garvey 

Culture is the intersection of people and life itself. It's how we deal with life, love, death, birth, disappointment... all of that is expressed in culture.         Wendell Pierce 

When you learn something from people, or from a culture, you accept it as a gift, and it is your lifelong commitment to preserve it and build on it.             Yo-Yo Ma 

I have never denied my background or my culture. I have taught my child to embrace her Mexican heritage, to love my first language, Spanish, to learn about Mexican history, music, folk art, food, and even the Mexican candy I grew up with.         Salma Hayek 

World History January 28, 2918

Link to Unit 2 Review Game

Remember that Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday are days you will be doing Access testing. I anticipate that we will be missing some of our students on those days, so I'm giving the Unit 2 test on Tuesday. On Monday, we will review for the test. On Tuesday, we will take the test and work on Word Wall words for Unit 3. The rest of the week will be spent in Unit 3.

World Literature January 18, 2018

We still need to finish the story "Two Kinds" from the Springboard book on Friday. Then we will have a 20 minute quickwrite about conflict in the story. We will also analyze a short poem from Springboard on Friday. Next week, we will continue to work through Unit 1 in Springboard.

World History Jan 18, 2018

With the snow, the test that was supposed to be Wednesday will be Friday, January 19. After you finish your test, you will have a History Alive assignment about different types of government in ancient Greece. On Monday,we will take notes on Ancient Greece. I'll keep you posted on when the Unit 2 Test will be.

Link to Unit 1 Review Game

ESOL World Literature (10th Lit) Week of January 8 - 11, 2018

We will start working out of the Springboard book, Unit 1 this week. I will give you access codes for the online version of the book as well.

ESOL WorldHistory Week of Jan 8 - 11, 2018

We will jump into Unit 1 with notes and activities this week. I will let you know when the test for Unit 1 is as soon as I know.

Link to Unit 1 Review game

ESOL World Lit (10th Lit)

Welcome to World Literature. Remember that we will do independent (silent) reading every day! You can choose a book from my library, from the Wheeler Library, or bring a book from home. The book should stay here at school so that you will always have it to read in class. We will write an essay on Friday so that I can get an idea of where everyone is with writing skills.

Link to Syllabus

ESOL World History Week of January 4 - 5

Welcome to World History. This class goes fast!! We have 11 units of World History to learn in one semester. If you study and play the review games, you'll do well on the tests, and if you keep up with daily assignments, you'll do well in this class. We will begin Unit 1 on Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, and India on Friday.

Link to Syllabus