These can be found below or on the top of the page on the link titled Textbook PDFs.
Current chapter we are on:
Next chapter we will be learning about:
Dearborn Public Schools
These can be found below or on the top of the page on the link titled Textbook PDFs.
Current chapter we are on:
Next chapter we will be learning about:
Bellwork:
Classwork:
Finish the Enlightenment of the Buddha Posters
Start Hinduism/Buddhism Vocab Chart (Ch. 1 has been posted to the textbook section.
Exit Ticket:
One vocab word I learned today is…
Content Objective: Students will demonstrate understanding and evaluation of the process of how Siddhartha Gautama became the Buddha.
Language Objective: Students will read the Siddhartha text #5 and then talk about the key events in the story with their groups. Groups will then draw the story of Siddhartha Gautama from their memory using only pictures…no words!
Bellwork:
The Enlightment Of the Buddha Reading
Find a text to text connection and a text to world connection.
Classwork:
You will have 40 min to complete your posters. When you are done, come see me to get tape to tape them together into a flow map to show the story of the Buddha reaching Enlightenment.
You will then get a set of sticky notes for your group to walk around and rank which group tells the story of the Buddha the best. (Nicest posters, very few to no words).
Winners will get their choice of 2 tractor tickets per person or 5 points extra credit on the first test.
Exit Ticket:
My favorite part of this activity was…
Content Objective: Students will demonstrate understanding and evaluation of the process of how Siddhartha Gautama became the Buddha.
Language Objective: Students will read the Siddhartha text #5 and then talk about the key events in the story with their groups. Groups will then draw the story of Siddhartha Gautama from their memory using only pictures…no words!
Bellwork:
The Enlightment Of the Buddha Reading
Find 5 words from the reading, write them and what you think their meaning is.
Find the main idea from each paragraph
Classwork:
With your table, find the 5 most important events from the story of the Buddha.
Have one person draw a rough draft of all five events
You will get 5 large sheets of paper, each person at your table must draw a key event from the story.
Your groups will walk around and rank the best representation of the story. (Drawn the nicest, you are able to tell what each event is, etc)
Winners will get the choice of 2 tractor tickets or 5 extra credit points on the first test.
Exit Ticket:
What did you enjoy about this activity and why?
Welcome to World Civilizations I!
Below is the powerpoint for the final exam review. This is only one way to study. It is still strongly suggested to read the book. The answers on the review are simple answers, in order to get a better understanding, the book needs to be read.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MShNI1s-DukbmJAVwc_J3M0h61oQXdIN90nSoC-9aPc/edit?usp=sharing