Final Quarter Overview:
First, class will be introduced to the Living in the US Research Project. Mr. Zartler will discuss topics and requirements this week; Ms. Battle will give a lesson on how to do research Wednesday and Thursday.
The week of April 10th through the 14th will be SBAC testing (this will be a great time for you to do research for your History paper!)
If time permits this week, Mr. Zartler will begin an interactive lecture on the 1920s; this is part of a unit on the "Roaring" 1920s and the Great Depression (1930s). There will be in an in-class summative assessment on this unit on or about April 20-21.
The next unit will be on Native American History.
At the end of May we will return to more chronological studies with short units on: World War II; The Cold War: Counter Culture Revolution (1960s); and Regan and Clinton. The last week of school in June will include time to review for the final exam.
Mr. Zartler announced that beginning next class 3rd period will be taught by a student teacher Mr. Crottey. Mr. Zartler is sad not to be spending time with this class.
First, class will be introduced to the Living in the US Research Project. Mr. Zartler will discuss topics and requirements this week; Ms. Battle will give a lesson on how to do research Wednesday and Thursday.
The week of April 10th through the 14th will be SBAC testing (this will be a great time for you to do research for your History paper!)
If time permits this week, Mr. Zartler will begin an interactive lecture on the 1920s; this is part of a unit on the "Roaring" 1920s and the Great Depression (1930s). There will be in an in-class summative assessment on this unit on or about April 20-21.
The next unit will be on Native American History.
At the end of May we will return to more chronological studies with short units on: World War II; The Cold War: Counter Culture Revolution (1960s); and Regan and Clinton. The last week of school in June will include time to review for the final exam.
Mr. Zartler announced that beginning next class 3rd period will be taught by a student teacher Mr. Crottey. Mr. Zartler is sad not to be spending time with this class.
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