Monday, May 14, 2012

Work for this final week of school.

MS3:
Continue to review the Bill of Rights and a little on the previous units this semester (and year) as we will put it all together for the final. Please also make an effort to come to the Student Showcase tomorrow night.

MS1: Finish reading the two sections on the French Revolution in your books. We will be reviewing for the rest of the week, and you'll receive packets to help you. PLEASE work on these to help you be prepared for your final.

BOTH HISTORY FINALS ARE MONDAY, MAY 21st, IN THE MORNING

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Due Wed. 5.9.12

MS 3: Read the 7th-10th Amendments carefully and do the Challenges page in your packet.
Projects due Friday!

MS1: Read Sections 7 and 8 in your textbooks and be ready to talk about them!

Monday, April 30, 2012

Homework, due 5.2.12

MS 3: Two parts: 1. Think through and be able to intelligently talk about the issue of polygamy outlawed by the government and how that doesn't violate someone's first amendment right to freedom of religion.
2. Write an intelligently written paragraph about a.first amendment right of freedom of speech in regards to war time issues (such as the sedition act of 1918) or b. the right to freedom of press in regards to libel/papparazzi issues, as discussed in class.

MS 1: Read Section 2 on the Three Estates of pre-Revolution France; finish 'developing your character' for our activity. Please be ready for Wednesday! Your reading is key for this.

Monday, April 23, 2012

H-work 4.25.12

MS 3: Please read the handout you were given and answer the questions. Due Friday.

MS 1: Please review your notes (ask your class mates for help if your notes are incomplete!) for a quiz on Friday.

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Porfolio Requirements, MS 3 Project

1. You will receive 10 points per hour you volunteered, with a maximum of 200 points.

2. You will need all logs of hours that you volunteered (including what you handed in already to me, which I hopefully returned to you and you hopefully kept track of!)
These logs need to be signed by at least a parent, but for more points, also an authorized persons from the place where you volunteered.

3. Write a brief summary (1 page) of the organization you volunteered with. Just summarize this part of your research paper.

4. Write a brief description (1-2 pages) of the work you did for this organization

5. Interview a person from the organization, ask them about the history, how they came to work there, what they like about what the organization accomplishes, and so forth. Write up a summary of this interview.

6. Extra credit: Pictures of your organization and you volunteering. NOT off their web site--

Remember that finally you will need to present this to the class. Keynote or posterboard is fine, and pictures of the organization off their web site is ok with me here. Make sure you have handouts and a well prepared talk of what social justice need this volunteering could be considered meeting, or how else it is helpful.

For Friday, April 20th

MS 3: No Homework. Please see next email for final portfolio requirements

MS 1: Finish writing up your little speeches of your person. Remember, you are writing like you ARE them; if you'd like to dress like them, do so as well! Make sure you put the information that we were looking for in there....namely, the major idea they came up with.

Friday, April 13, 2012

Please do for Monday, April 16th

MS 3: Please find a fairly recent article about a racial issue in Colorado; if you can't find it then, I'll accept national news.

MS 1: Please study for a quiz on Monday on Elizabethan England to the Glorious Revolution.