Thursday, December 8, 2016

Utah Studies

A DAY:  Today in class students read an old newspaper article interviewing former slaves from Utah.  Then students began learning about the Civil Rights Movement in Utah.  DUE TODAY:  RLH: Slavery in Utah.  DUE SOON: Civil Rights Posters (to be determined).

Wednesday, December 7, 2016

US History

B DAY: Today in class students read about the military highlights of the American Revolution and then wrote a summary.  DUE TODAY:  Revolutionary War Summaries.  DUE SOON: American Revolution iMovie Trailers (to be determined).

Utah Studies

B DAY:  Today in class students examined two documents about the proposed White River Dam project in the Uintah Basin.  They they wrote a short essay examining the perspectives of these 2 documents.  DUE TODAY:  Dam Essay.  DUE SOON:  RLH: Slavery in Utah article.

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

US History

A DAY: Today in class students read about the military highlights of the American Revolution and then wrote a summary.  DUE TODAY:  Revolutionary War Summaries.  DUE SOON: American Revolution iMovie Trailers (to be determined).

Utah Studies

A DAY:  Today in class students examined two documents about the proposed White River Dam project in the Uintah Basin.  They they wrote a short essay examining the perspectives of these 2 documents.  DUE TODAY:  Dam Essay.  DUE SOON:  RLH: Slavery in Utah article.

Monday, December 5, 2016

US History

B DAY:  Today in class students closely examined important quotes from the US Declaration of Independence in order to understand what the struggle was about in the eyes of many colonists.  Then students began reading about some of the crucial early battles of the Revolutionary War.  DUE TODAY:  Declaration of Independence Quote Analysis.  DUE SOON: Early Years of the War Summaries.

Utah Studies

B DAY:  Today in class students finished their Utah Land Use Brochures.  If they had time, they also worked on an article about the history of race and racism in Utah.  DUE TODAY:  Utah Land Use Brochures.  DUE NEXT TIME:  History of Race and Racism in Utah Article (if not finished during class today).