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Tuesday, January 23, 2018

Tuesday/Wednesday 1/23/18-1/24/18

Today in class you will get some time to work on (and hopefully finish) your California's Gold project and then we will be starting a table activity where you will be researching the watersheds of California, and in particular those around us.

Below you will find our agenda, homework, and resources for the day.

Objective:
  1. Describe features of our local watershed by working collaboratively and researching information
Agenda:
  1. Finish California's Gold
  2. History Today#6
  3. Quick Discussion: Our Creek
  4. The Bay Starts Here: Understanding Your Watershed
    1. Vocab
    2. Start Part 1
    3. Resources folder.
Homework:
  1. Finish and submit California's Gold to Google Classroom Tonight!
  2. California Quiz on block two
  3. North America Map Test on Monday!

Monday, January 22, 2018

Monday 1/22/18

Objective:
  1. Review and discuss the process of mapping and current events for the second semester
Agenda:
  1. History Today #5
  2. Intro: Mapping Mondays
    1. Map Packet
    2. Current Events
    3. Tracking of Current Events via Map
  3. HTC #2
  4. Mapping Monday Workday
Homework:

  1. North America Map Test on Monday (one week from Today)
  2. California Geography Quiz on block two

Thursday, January 18, 2018

Thursday/Friday 1/18/18-1/19/18

Today in class we will be paying some tribute to a California Celebrity, Huell Howser, and his TV show California's Gold.  In the Spirit of this man and show you will be investigating neat places in California that you would like to visit.  This is a fun and informative activity. 

Below you will find our agenda, homework, and resources for the day.

Objectives:
  1. Research and Map the directions to points of interest in California with the use of Google Maps
Agenda:
  1. Collect California Region Maps
  2. History Today #4
    Prompt: California Places
    Where are some of the most interesting, fun, exciting, places you have been to in California? Explain.
  3. Google Maps Instruction
  4. California's Gold
    1. A look into California's Regions (Remember to pick places you have never been and would like to see)
      1. Weird California Resources
      2. 25 Best Things to Do in California
Homework:
  1. Submit Tonight (Maybe?)
  2. North American Map Test on January 29
    1. Map due on day of Test
Remember that it is a regular 2, 4, 6 day with the Rally during 4th.  Have a wonderful weekend!  Remember that we have our first Mapping Monday coming up (and another Rally!) on Monday. 

Tuesday, January 16, 2018

Tuesday/Wednesday 1/16/18-1/17/18

Welcome back from the weekend!  

Today in class we will be starting a short unit on California's geography. Below you will find our agenda, homework, and resources for the day.

Objectives:
  1. Describe the different regions of California through reading and annotation
  2. Identify and abel the various regions on a map and indicate their varying attributes
Agenda:
  1. History Today #3
  2. Prompt: California
    What do you think about when you think of California?
    (places, people, activities, environment, etc.)
     
  3. Intro: California Unit
  4. Start: California Regions Activity
    1. California Regions Reading
      1. Reading Document
      2. Annotation Document (Due to Google Classroom)
    2. California Regions Map
  5. HTC #1
Homework:
  1. Finish all activities
    1. Readings due to Google Classroom IN CLASS
    2. California Region Map due block two
  2. North American Map Test on January 29
    1. MAP due on day of Test

Breaking Down the Walls

Starting this coming Friday (January 19) Leland will be participating in a special program designed to build campus community.  This is a pretty special event that has been organized and sponsored by ASB.  I encourage you to check it out and if you are interested to apply on the form below.  I have copied information for you below.  Hope you are all having a wonderful weekend!



Breaking Down the Walls

Breaking Down the Walls is formed to bring unity on campus.  Leland is doing a 5 day program consisting of a motivational speaker on Monday 1/22, and day long workshops 1/23-1/26.  Breaking Down the Walls gives all students, regardless of their peer group, permission to talk to each other.  This program teaches students to understand that they are not alone by bringing to light the notion that other students share the same concerns, questions, and experiences they do.  We are looking for students from ALL grades and groups.  Participation in workshops requires you to miss class for the full day, but is a 100% EXCUSED ABSENCE.





Thursday, January 11, 2018

Thursday/Friday 1/11/18-1/12/18


Objective:
  1. Discuss the district mandated Digital Citizenship Curriculum
Agenda:
  1. History Today #2
  2. Continue 5 C's Reflection
    1. Reflection Rubric
  3. Discuss: Digital Citizenship
    1. Take Test (No Worries Here)

Tuesday, January 9, 2018

Tuesday/Wednesday 1/9/18-1/1018

Welcome to the first day of second semester!  Woohoo!  You are half-way done with your freshman year!  Remember that this semester if a brand start, a clean slate.  All grades from last semester are final and do not count towards your grade this semester. We will be spending time in class reviewing last semester, organizing your Google Drives, and talking about reflections.  

Below you will find our agenda, homework, and resources for the day.

Objective:
  1. Review first semester assignments and determine which assignments match with the standards of the 5 C's.
Agenda:
  1. Welcome Back/History Today #1
  2. Discuss: Mapping and Current Events
  3. Winter Cleaning: Google Drive File Organization
  4. Discuss: 21st Century Skills and Reflection
    1. Reflection Rubric
Homework:
  1. NONE 😀