Friday, October 28, 2016
US History
A DAY: Today in class students examined the origins of slavery in America. DUE TODAY: Intro to Slavery Questions. DUE SOON: Nothing.
Utah Studies
A DAY: Today students watched a documentary about DREAM Act supporters and their struggles to find enough votes in Congress to create a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants in the US who were brought here by their parents. DUE TODAY: DREAM Act Notes. DUE SOON: Quarter 1 Writing Like a Historian Essay (Thursday).
Thursday, October 27, 2016
US History
B DAY: Today students examined the story of what happened at the earliest successful English colony in what is now the United States: Jamestown, Virginia. DUE TODAY: Jamestown Questions. DUE SOON: Intro to Slavery Questions (next class).
Utah Studies
B DAY: Today in class students examined major US immigration laws throughout history. Then students read about how the debate over immigration is having a big effect on the 2016 elections. Finally, students examined and voted on 3 proposed immigration laws that would affect Utahns. DUE TODAY: Immigration Law Voting. DUE SOON: "The Dream is Now" Video Notes (next class).
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
US History
A DAY: Today students examined the story of what happened at the earliest successful English colony in what is now the United States: Jamestown, Virginia. DUE TODAY: Jamestown Questions. DUE SOON: Intro to Slavery Questions.
Utah Studies
A DAY: Today in class students examined major US immigration laws throughout history. Then students read about how the debate over immigration is having a big effect on the 2016 elections. Finally, students examined and voted on 3 proposed immigration laws that would affect Utahns. DUE TODAY: Immigration Law Voting. DUE SOON: "The Dream is Now" Video Notes.
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
US History
B DAY: Today students did an essay test about Columbus and his legacy. Then we began studying why the English created colonies in North America. DUE TODAY: Columbus Test. DUE SOON: All late work must be turned in by tomorrow (Wednesday, October 26) at 3:30 PM!
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