Third Assignment

Hello Folks,

Please visit your Google Classroom for the next assignment- Chapter 24: The Silk Road. This assignment is due on Wednesday, March 25th. If you have any questions or concerns, please email me.

Stay healthy and safe!

Mr. Farkas

New Assignment

Hello Everyone,

I have posted a new assignment in your Google Classroom. As you are well aware of, there were some technical difficulties with the last assignment. Hopefully, we have worked out some of the problems and this assignment will be easier for you to complete and submit, and for me to add comments and to grade. I appreciate your dedication, hardwork and patience as we work our way through all of this.

As always, email me if you have any questions. You are my favorite 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th hours. Please don’t tell anyone else!

Mr. Farkas

Monday, March 16, 2020 Update

Hello Eveyone,

I hope all of you are healthy and safe!!! Please continue to visit this blog daily for any updates regarding your Ancient History assignments. Today’s assignment was a five question, short answer response activity based on the text that I provided. Please make sure to submit the Google form once you have completed the assignment.

If you have already completed and submitted the assignment, you noticed that all of your answers were incorrect. That is because the assignment, due to being short answer responses, did not include an answer key. I will review your work once it is turned in.

Thank you for all your hard work, and email me if you have any questions.

Mr. Farkas

Taking 7th Grade Ancient History Virtual

Hello Everyone,

In order to continue our learning about Ancient History and Geography, we will do the work for the next three weeks in Google Classroom. Please login to your hour using the following class code:

2nd Hour- hvkztlh

3rd Hour- m32ogc2

4th Hour- ou62a5f

5th Hour- w5jb2s2

6th Hour- zkc3mnt

There will be two assignments posted per week (Monday and Wednesday). If you have any questions, please email me.

Stay safe everyone!

Mr. Farkas




Chinese Philosophies Project

Below are the directions for the Chinese Philosophies Project. If an activity is turned in after the deadline, a 20% deduction will be assessed to grade for that activity. See me if you have any questions.

Chinese Philosophies Project Directions

For the Chinese Philosophies chapter (CH. 21), you will be choosing three activities that interest you. You will be learning about the three Chinese philosophies as you complete your chosen activities. You can use the resources provided by me and by also referencing the social studies book to help you complete your work.

REQUIREMENTS:

● You must complete THREE activities. 

● At least ONE activity will be a quiz, BUT you cannot create more than one quiz. 

● You must complete your activities by each activity deadline. 

● Each activity is worth TWENTY­-FIVE  (25) summative points. 

● Review the rubric for grading. 

● You will be given class time for these projects. ______________________________________________

Deadlines for work completion 

Activity One­ Due by the end of class Monday, March 9th. 

Activity Two ­Due by the end of class Tuesday, March 10th. 

Activity Three­ Due by the end of class Wednesday March 11th. 

THREE CHINESE PHILOSOPHIES INDEPENDENT PROJECT SELECTIONS

1. Interview a Famous Chinese Person or group

Directions: 

● Research a famous Chinese person who made an important contribution to the history and legacy of ancient China. Some choices are as follows: , the Zhou, Confucious, Laozi, or Hanfeizi. Take notes as you research. 

● Using the notes from your research develop an interview format for your “famous Chinese person”. 

● You may choose to interview and “be” the famous person, but this will take some planning and creativity. 

● Develop a script for your interview. This should be preapproved by a teacher before recording your interview. The script must include significant personal details of the person as well as this person’s impact and major contributions to Chinese history. 

● Your interview should be no longer than two or three minutes.

2. Pick two Chinese Philosophies to Compare and Contrast 

Directions:

Research the three Chinese Philosophies. How are they similar and different from one another? Write a four paragraph compare/contrast paper. I will provide your planning blueprint.

3. Complete a poster on The Mandate of Heaven ­

Directions:

Draw and label a diagram that the cycle of events by which  Be sure to include all of the most important details of the mandate.

4. Make a quiz of the following chapter: Ch. 21

Directions:

First, read the entire chapter and take a minimum of 15 notes on the chapter (informative, substantial). Then design a 20 question quiz that is broken down to the following categories: 5 matching, 10 multiple choice, and 5 True and False. You must present an answer key with your completed quiz. 

5. Make an Advertisement or Poster about your favorite Chinese Philosophy

Directions:

● Read up on the three Chinese Philosophies. 

● Create an advertisement/poster about your favorite philosophy. Include a picture, dates, and other important things .

● Make your advertisement colorful, interesting, and descriptive.

5 Major World Religions Test

The test on the world’s five major religions will be this Thursday, Feb. 13th. The study guide is below:

World Religions Study Guide

What you need to study:

  • 5 religions and basic information (founder, holy days, etc…)
  • World map of religions
  • Notes from class (types of religions)
  • These vocabulary terms:
    • Karma , Exodus
    • Dharma , Baptism
    • Reincarnation , Holy Communion
    • Enlightenment , Muslim
    • Nirvana , Ramadan
    • Ten Commandments, Hajj

Reminder!!!

Make-up and retakes for the Chapter 7 and 8 assessment will be this Thursday, before or after school. If you can not attend any of these two options, you must meet with me to schedule an alternative date and time.