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Welcome to Mrs. Williams'World History Class!
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Welcome to FMS and Ancient World History
Welcome to Mrs. Williams' History class! We are dedicated historians, investigating the mysteries of the past in order to better understand our present and prepare for the future! We'll be learning all sorts of interesting things this year, from the struggles of early humans to the legalist laws of the Chinese emperors. Come on in and brace yourself for an adventure!
As we begin instruction this year, please be sure to check Google Classroom. There are additional resources available for all learners including videos and optional readings that may help you understand the topics better.
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First Semester
1. Historian's Handbook (Building the skills of the discipline)
2. Early Man
3. Mesopotamia
4. Egypt
5. IsraelitesSecond Semester
6. Greece
7. Rome
8. India
9. China
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Supply List:
the most successful students will come prepared with:Spiral-bound single subject notebook (at least 100pgs).
Glue sticks
Ruler
Colored pencils
Lots of regular pencils
Pens
ScissorsWish List: I am always in need of white paper, Kleenex, and disinfecting wipes. Any donations would be greatly appreciated, but not required.
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Cornell Template
This is how we take our notes in class. For an explanation of Cornell Style, click here
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Email:Mrs. Williams: rwilliams@fcusd.orgWork phone:email is the best way to get in touch with me. Please email.
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Important Due-dates
Please note that due-dates are flexible based on how the class goes. Project and quiz dates are more likely to be pushed back than brought forward.
Oct 23 Mesopotamia Unit Test 30 Nile DBQ Paragraph Nov 1 LT: Social Structure 7 Pharaohs Instagram Due 9 LT: Egyptian Afterlife 10 NO SCHOOL 16 Egypt Unit Test Fun activities for Egypt (when we get there!)
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Learning Targets are completed through Google Classroom. The best way to monitor your students progress is to be added as a view only contributor.
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For Parents
Some definitions:
Office Hours: a time during class for students to work on/return to their learning targets, complete vocabulary, and discuss grades/assignments with the teacher.
Title Page: 3 pictures, colored, that represent the material from the unit. A caption (2-3 sentences) explaining the image.
Notebook Check: organization check for the unit. Counts as a grade. Sometimes called Unit Check.
DINB: Digital Interactive Notebook - where we are doing most of our work at the beginning of the year.Below are powerpoints that may help you navigate PowerSchool, Google Classroom, and the McGrawHill online textbook.