November 13, 2018 Open up canvas November 13, 2018 Open up canvas. What would happens when a river floods? I will collect homework while you do this

Students need to take test. Namoni Baldwin Bailey Tankersley . Leila Scott . David Dameron . Nathan Emerson . Kellyanne Goodmans . Iveona Hooper. . Chloie Johnson . Jeremy Price . Julia Rogers Patricia Richinni

Bring earbuds tomorrow.

We are going to choose partners on Thursday.

Give out questions.

Essential Standard 6.H.2.3  Explain how innovation and/or technology transformed civilizations, societies and regions over time.

Essential Question Why was the Nile River important?

I can analyze and explain the geography of Ancient Egypt. . I can question. I can analyze and explain the geography of Ancient Egypt. .

Do the Google Form Go to Canvas November 12, 2018 Complete the Google form.

Where was Ancient Egypt? Ancient Egypt was located in the northeastern corner of Africa. It stretched along the banks of the longest river in the world, the Nile. This great river starts in the heart of Africa and spills into the Mediterranean Sea to the north. Most Egyptians lived near the Nile as it provided water and excellent soil for growing food. This region was known as the Black Land. Further away from the river was the Red Land, a region of inhospitable desert.

Study this so we can play Quizzes . Ancient Egypt was located in the northeastern corner of Africa. It stretched along the banks of the longest river in the world, the Nile. This great river starts in the heart of Africa and spills into the Mediterranean Sea to the north. Most Egyptians lived near the Nile as it provided water and excellent soil for growing food. This region was known as the Black Land. Further away from the river was the Red Land, a region of inhospitable desert.

Go over the next picture.

Go to canvas. Im going to put you with a partner. I am going to give you some anchor paper. Please recreate the map on the anchor paper.

Put students into partners.

3-4 Front Table BACK TABLE Tazier Oliver Na’Moni Baldwin Ameilia Eagen Thomas Bailey SaMya Logan Gracie Adams Irvin Satterfield Tanner Loftis Benjamin Hannah Miranda Hancock Brian Jones David Dameron Chase Gatewood Hunter Mullins Ty’Riq Moore Qaronta Plunkett Jahki Jones Jimmie Ensley David Medrano Victor McRae Malia Cunningham Jamyan Lipscomb Alondra Foster Bailey Tankersley Caleb Clemmons Ethan Myer BACK TABLE Bailey Tankersley

5-6 Front Table BACK TABLE Nicholas Ricchini Jalean Hardin Dillon Rowland Emery Webster Bernice Sanchez Front Table Monserratt Sanchez Mckenzie Willard Brianna Ridge Ashley Perez Braxton Sauerbrei Ava Tailey Jaidyn Shumaker Christopher Poteat Joshuah Smith Lily Lynch Brianna Shoemaker Luca Spicer Blake McGee James Jones William Newnam Brandon Newcomer Emma Thorton Leila Scott BACK TABLE

7-8 Front Table BACK TABLE Cannon Edwards Emma Allmond Gabrielle Lodge Wyatt Andrews Front Table John Carver Adam Alejandro Chace Irby Ethan Litten Austin Gilliam Nathan Emerson Ethan Litten Krista Gusler Chloie Johnson Za’Kiya Graves Cali Richardson Brenley Burr Cristin Graves Kailynne Goodman Breylen Harris Samuel White Kelsey Craig Shelby Wilson Trinity Ross Samuel White John Lamb Tyzavier Jay Makayla Graves Patience Tuttle Iveona Hooper Chace Irby Aaron Palmer Ja’Bari Lea BACK TABLE

9-10 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE Cemarie Motley Damari Crump Shawndale Wilson Emah Maciborski Julia Rogers Jarvis Truman Malachi Stewart Patricia Ricchini Bryson Saul Asia Pennix Makayla Newnam Victoria Weadon Zionna Reddick Sheila Pulliam Jakayla Wade Cemarie Motley Michelle Wellington Terrance Paul Brandon Robertson Emily Wilkinson Jeremy Price Chase Smith BACK TABLE

Let students present their maps.

Study the map in canvas. Im going to have you draw this from memory.

I am going to give you a sheet of paper. Try to draw the map as much as you can on the paper. Please label it.

Complete exit ticket. Why is the Nile River important to Ancient Egyptians.