Weber History 8

Welcome to Mrs. Weber's classroom page! Here, you can find the following things: 

Weekly Agenda

Due dates 

Materials for each chapter

Announcements pertaining to our class or the school

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Classroom News and Information

Updated Mon, Mar 13th

This week, we will finish up the online activities for "Life in the West", and then spend the rest of the week learning about the reformers of the mid-19th century (Chapter 17). We will have a short assessment for this chapter, which will not be due until early next week.

Due this week: 

3/13- "American Progress" annotation

3/15- "Life in the West" and Lewis & Clark Cyberhunt online activities

Updated Mon, Mar 6th

This week, we will finish up our study of Manifest Destiny (Chapter 15), then spend four days on  "Life in the West" (Chapter 16). There will be a simple assessment for Chapter 15, which I am handing out today. For Chapter 16, you will be completing an online activity, which will count as your assessment for this chapter. You will be turning it in via Google Classroom.

Due this week: 

Friday, 3/10

      - Processing activity for Chapter 15 (annotating John Gast's painting "American Progress" 

      - Chapter 16 online activity (turned in via google classroom)

Updated Mon, Feb 27th

Welcome back from break! This week, we'll be learning about "manifest destiny" and how the United States became a country that stretched "from sea to shining sea". Next week, we'll be covering related subjects (Life in the West and Mexicano contributions to American culture).

Due this week: 

2/28- Jackson project assessment

         - Indian removal paragraph

Updated Mon, Feb 13th

This week, we'll learn about Andrew Jackson and Jacksonian Democracy (Chapter 14 in the book). The assessment for this chapter will be a project and an accompanying paragraph. The project explanation and rubric are attached here. It is due on Monday, February 27 (after the break). However, students should begin working on it this week! 

Due this week: 

02/13- Atlas page (immmigration)

           - Ellis Island Virtual Tour worksheet

Updated Mon, Feb 13th

This week, we'll learn about Andrew Jackson and Jacksonian Democracy (Chapter 14 in the book). The assessment for this chapter will be a project and an accompanying paragraph. The project explanation and rubric are attached here. It is due on Monday, February 27 (after the break). However, students should begin working on it this week! 

Due this week: 

02/13- Atlas page (immmigration)

           - Ellis Island Virtual Tour worksheet

Updated Mon, Feb 6th

This week, we will continue our study of immigration in the United States. We will be reading and analyzing immigrant stories, creating poems to reflect those stories, and taking a virtual tour of Ellis Island. We will wrap up our study of immigration by learning about the Statue of Liberty. 

Remember!!! Family Legacy presentations are this week. Be prepared and make sure you know what day you are presenting! 

Due this week: 

Fri. 2/10

- All group materials (political cartoon analyses, immigration photo analyses, immigrant poems)

-Ellis Island Virtual Tour guided reading worksheets

Updated Mon, Jan 30th

This week, we will finish up our study of early foreign policy in the United States. We will have a test on Monday. Retakes for the test will be on Tuesday at lunch. 

Next, we will launch into a two week exploration of immigration and the United States. Students will be exploring their own family histories, and presenting a "Family Legacy" speech to the class. Sign ups for time slots/ days will begin on Tuesday. Extra credit will be given to those who sign up for early slots. The assessment for this unit will be your presentation. 

Due this week: 

Monday, 1/30- Chapter 12 test

                         - Chapter 12 packet

Tuesday, 1/31- Retake for Ch. 12 test, at lunch

Please be sure to sign up for a Family Legacy presentation time/ day. 

Updated Tue, Jan 24th

Hi all! It's good to be back! Here's this weeks plan: 

This week, we will have a test on Chapter 11 on Monday, and then begin Chapter 12 on Tuesday. We will have another test on Monday of next week. We will be moving fairly quickly for the next couple of weeks, so stay up to date!

Due this week:

Monday 1/23- Chapter 11 Packet

                        - Chapter 11 Test

Wednesday 1/25- makeup/ retake before school and during lunch

Monday 1/30- Chapter 12 packet

                        - Chapter 12 Test

Updated Tue, Jan 3rd

 Due to my leave of absence (I had surgery over the holidays), I will not be posting on my website for three weeks. If you are a student, remember to write in your planner every day! Parents, please remind your student to write in his or her planner every day! 

Wishing you all a happy New Year!

Mrs. Weber

Updated Mon, Dec 12th

This week, we'll wrap up our study of the Constitution. We will continue our "Constitution Law Exam" activity on Monday, review on Tuesday, and have a test on Wednesday. We'll begin our study of the Bill of Rights on Thursday and Friday. 

Due this week: 

Wednesday, 12/14

- Chapter 9 packet

-Chapter 9 test

Friday, 12/16

Last day to recite the Preamble! This is for assessment points, so do it!!!

Also, if you have not turned in your Preamble Scramble page and the government worksheet (received this from sub), please do so before the break!