The world is amazingly diverse with so many fascinating cultures...
Located on the important Thames River, what historic landmarks do you see in this picture?
The world is amazingly diverse with so many fascinating cultures...
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Unit SEVEN: Age of Exploration & Isolation
(circa 1400-1700)
World History Daily Lessons SECOND SEMESTER
The lessons below are in the order they are taught in the course:
Each Daily Lesson Contains:
- the daily AGENDA
- the daily JOURNAL/"Bell-Ringer Activity"
- the daily LESSON PURPOSE/LEARNING TARGET
- a PREVIEW OF END OF LESSON QUESTIONS
- the POWERPOINT/GOOGLE SLIDES MINI-LECTURE (which corresponds to the student note-taking guide)
- the ACTIVITIES & ASSIGNMENTS of the day
- the END OF LESSON QUESTIONS (KWL - what did you Learn?)
- the HOMEWORK assignment
- the LAUNCH! (a message to send with students at the end of the hour)
If you miss a class or need to review/revisit a lesson or specific information, please come to this page first!
This is an INCREDIBLE RESOURCE for you and your parents/guardians!
You can use this page to show others what you are currently learning and doing in World History!
Lesson 2: Goals & Introductions
Purpose of Lesson:
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Learn & apply the process of daily journaling
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Begin to build positive relationships through small group & large group introductions
Lesson 3: Introduction to World History & Geography
Purpose of Lesson:
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Analyze purpose & significance of studying World History and Geography
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Begin review of basic geographic regions, classifiers, and measurements
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Unit TEN: Age of Revolutions
(circa 1776 through 1900)
Unit EIGHT: New Muslim Empires
(circa 1400-1800)
Unit NINE: Early Modern Europe - Absolute Monarchs, the Scientific Revolution, & the Enlightenment
(circa 1500-1800)
Unit ELEVEN: Age of Industrialization & Imperialism
(circa 1700 through 1900)
Unit ELEVEN: Age of Industrialization & Imperialism
(circa 1700 through 1914)
Unit TWELVE : Crisis of the Twentieth Century & Contemporary Global Issues
(circa 1914 to Present)
