Week of 1/17/11

All classes you will need your textbooks for Wednesday of this week!!!

Tuesday
Am Cult II - The Soviet Union

U.S. Govt. Congressional Committees and Oversight

Wednesday
Am. Cult II - PreWW II work - finished work is due Friday at the beginning of class

U.S. Govt. Congressional work - finished work is due Friday at the beginning of class

Thursday
Am. Cult. II - Rise of the Nazis

U.S. Govt Oversight and the House Process of making a law

Friday
Am. Cult. II - Rise of the Nazis

U.S. Govt. House Process of making a law

Week of 1/18/11

U.S. Govt. - Writing prompt that will be assigned Tuesday of your return is due Friday.

Am. Cultures II classes - The next presidents quiz will be Wednesday the 26th of January on Washington through McKinley. If there is a snow day, it will be held the next day.

All Classes, you MUST bring your text book Wednesday to class, it will be used. Also, notebooks will be checked Wednesday.

Tuesday -
Am. Cult II - Finish Going over tests, Finish the Soviet Union, begin the study the rise of the Nazis, and checking vocab.

U.S. Govt - Congress - go over tests and issue writing prompt

Wednesday
Am. Cult II - in class work and notebook check

U.S. Govt. - class work and notebook check

Thursday
Am. Cult II - Rise of the Nazis

U.S. Govt. - Congress cont.

Friday
Am. Cultures II - U.S. foreign policy during the 1930s, BLITZKRIEG

U.S. Govt. in the news discussion - More Congress.

week of 1/10/11

All classes Midterms - Study

Am. Cultures II - After the Midterm there is a sheet with 25 vocab terms for Ch 24, Radical Problems require Radical Solutions. These terms are due the Tuesday of your return from your 4 day weekend. A few of these terms are not found in the book so you will have to look elsewhere.

Week ending 1/3/11 - 1/7/11

All Classes, Midterms are right around the corner so you should have already started studying.


U.S. Govt - Quiz on Congress Wednesday


Monday
Am. Cult II Concept: finish distractions of the 1930s

Tuesday
Am. Cult II Concept: Overseas reactions to the 20s and 30s.

U.S. Govt. Concept: Congress

Wednesday
Am. Cult II Concept: Continued reactions to the 1920s and 30s.

U.S. Govt. Concept: Congress and how to make laws

Thursday
Am. Cult II Concept: The rise of the Nazis

U.S. Govt. Concept: Congress

Friday
Am. Cult II Concept: The rise of the Nazis

U.S. Govt. Concept: Congress

week of 12/20/10

Happy Holidays to everyone

Am Cult 2 classes - President's quiz 3 on Wednesday. Also the New Deal writing prompt is due Thursday (except periods 6 and 7 which are due Wednesday). Those that wish to get extra credit on the next test may type a copy of their written 5X5 and up load it to wyattwritingprompt page on the NS wikisite.

Monday & Tuesday
Am. Cult 2 - New Deal presentations and after all four groups are finished presenting, they will then get the political cartoon and the reading prompt.

Wednesday
Am. Cult 2 - quiz, then the notes on the Distractions of the 1930s.

week of 12/13/10

Monday
Am. Cultures II - The Burn - HW study for President's Quiz Thursday

U.S. Govt. - Congress

Tuesday
Am. Cultures II - The Burn - HW Study

U.S. Govt. Congress

Wednesday
Am. Cultures II - The Scapegoat - Study

U.S. Govt - Congress

Thursday
Am. Cultures II - The Scapegoat - President's Quiz

U. S. Govt. - Congress

Friday
Am. Cultures II - Review

U.S. Govt. - Congress

Week of 12/06/10

Am. Cultures Classes - Test on the Darkside of the post War Era (1920s) will be Wednesday. The President's quiz is pushed back until NEXT WEEK. The one after that will be after Mid-Terms.

U.S. Govt. Classes - Test Wednesday. I'm checking Notebooks after the test is done and we start Congress Thursday. Read Chapters 10 - 12 on Congress

Monday
Am. Cult II - finish up the 1920s - HW Study for the test

U.S. Govt. Review for the test

Tuesday
Am. Cult II - review

U.S. Govt - Test

Wednesday
Am. Cult II - Test

U.S. Govt. Start Congress HW Read chapters 10 - 12

Thursday
Am. Cult II - The events leading up to the Crash

U.S. Govt - Congress

Friday
Am. Cult II how people and areas coped with the Great Depression

U.S. Govt. - Congress