Enduring Understanding: The ability to alter the environment is a double edge
sword
Essential Questions: 1. What are the differences between Hunting and
Gathering societies and Agricultural societies?
2. Why is agriculture necessary to the developlment of
civilization?
3. What is the definition for civiliztion?
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| Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
| 9/30
Day 6 |
1
Day 7 |
2
Day 1 |
3
Day 2 Geography Packet |
4
Day 3 complete Geography packet |
| 7
Day 4 Characteristics of hunter-gatherer societies of the Paleolithic Age HW: Tools Used by early humans |
8
Day 5 Characteristics of the Mesolithic and Neolithic Age HW: Farming Frenzy |
9
Day 6 Agricultural Revolution - related to settlement and population growth HW: Agriculture or Agri-vation? |
10
Day 7 Quiz- Stone Age Introduce early civilization research project |
11
Day 1 Twenty questions - Geography |
| 14
No School |
15
Day 2 Research/computer lab Log on |
16
Day 3 No School |
17
Day 4 No School |
18
Day 5 No School |
| 21
Day 6 Computer Lab research |
22
Day 7 Computer Lab research HW: Preserving the Excavated Past |
23
Day 1 Computer Lab research |
24
Day 2 Computer Lab research HW: The Lost City of Catalhoyuk |
25
Day 3 Computer Lab research |
| 28
Day 4 Computer Lab research HW: Digging Deeper |
29
Day 5 Computer Lab research |
30
Day 6 Computer Lab research
1/2 day |
31
Day 7 Computer Lab research HW: Food for Thought |
11/1
Day 1 Computer Lab research |