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Page 1: Gary Wallin 480-541-5927 gwallin@kyrene.org. We will be studying United States History from the causes of the Civil War, 1820, up to, but not including

Welcome to US History

Gary Wallin480-541-5927

[email protected]

Page 2: Gary Wallin 480-541-5927 gwallin@kyrene.org. We will be studying United States History from the causes of the Civil War, 1820, up to, but not including

We will be studying United States History from the causes of the Civil War, 1820, up to, but not including WWII.

What do we study in 7th grade US History?

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1st Quarter: Causes of the Civil War, The Civil War,.

2nd Quarter: Reconstruction & the second half of the 1800’s: Industrialization, Immigration.

3rd Quarter: The early 1900’s:, Progressivism, Imperialism, World War I.

4th Quarter: 1920’s – 1930’s: the Roaring 20’s & The Great Depression.

Curriculum By Quarter

(estimated)

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The first bill passed in the current legislative session was the American Civics Act (HB 2064) which requires students to pass a civics test in order to graduate from high school beginning with the class of 2017. School districts and charters will determine how to implement the administration of this test. While ADE will not manage or oversee the administration of this newly required civics test, the Assessment Section intends to provide guidance on appropriate test administration and test security practices by early school year 2015-2016.

Source: Arizona Dept. of Education website.

American Civics Act

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The school and all teachers have websites. Go to the Kyrene homepage Click on Schools Go to Akimel Classrooms Scroll down to my name

WebsiteTeam 7A Website

New Websites & Phone Numbers

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Website connected to the book to provide activities for quiz and test review: www.classzone.com

Classzone

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Tests: 55% Other Assessments (quizzes, projects, writing

assignments): 25%         Class work: 10%                 Homework: 10% Homework in social studies usually consists of studying for

the test or quiz, getting a test signed, or completing unfinished class work or a project (includes current events).

It should not take more than 15-20 minutes most nights. Studying consists of vocabulary review (students should

make flashcards, using the interactive reviews with their on-line book, and turning the statements in their notes into questions). It is NOT just reading over the notes

Grading

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Pocket folder Spiral Notebook Pencil or Pen Red Pen

Supplies for Social Studies

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7th grade uses the refocus program.

7A refocus policy.docx

Discipline Policy: 7th Grade

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Learning Lab is before school. Starts at 7:30 and is everyday Monday-Friday

Homework Club is during lunch and is usually reserved for students who are behind in work.

Learning Lab & Homework Club