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1 Student News September 11-15, 2017

2 Agenda September 11, 2017 Student News
KWL/DOK Discussion: The Legacy of Monotheism- Students will use the textbook or class notes to complete graphic organizer that will examine how Judaism, Christianity, and Islam influenced Western government and laws. Agenda September 11, 2017

3 Student News September 11, 2017
Irma’s Landfall Power of Mexico’s Earthquake The Events of September 11, 2001 Student News September 11, 2017

4 Agenda , September 12, 2017 Student News
KWL/DOK Discussion: The Legacy of Monotheism- Students will use the textbook or class notes to complete graphic organizer that will examine how Judaism, Christianity, and Islam influenced Western government and laws. Agenda , September 12, 2017

5 Student News September 12, 2017
Effects Of Hurricane Irma Family Who Lost a Loved One in September 11th Attacks Chinese Proposal to Ban Gas-powered Vehicle Sales Student News September 12, 2017

6 Agenda September 13, 2017 CFA Test Unit One
Monotheism Study Guide and Quiz: Seconds will analyze secondary source documents on Monotheism’s Impact on western views on the rule of law Student News Agenda September 13, 2017

7 Student News September 13, 2017
New Sanctions on North Korea Florida Keys Residents Experiencing Apprehensive Homecoming A Random Fact Helping the Homeless Student News September 13, 2017

8 Agenda September 14 Student News
Students will complete a graphic organizer connecting the Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights to their previous learning on Judeo-Christians and Greco-Romans. Agenda September 14

9 Student News, September 14, 2017
Supreme Court Ruling on Travel Ban Hardest-hit Part of Florida Keys Health Dangers of Sitting Host for Upcoming Summer Olympic Games Student News, September 14, 2017

10 Agenda September 15 Student News + Quiz
Students will complete a graphic organizer connecting the magna carta and English bill of rights to their previous learning on Judeo-Christian's and Greco-Romans views about the rule of law Agenda September 15

11 Student News September 15, 2017
Massive Data Breach North Korea's Response to Sanctions Cassini’s Fiery End Student News September 15, 2017

12 U.N. General Assembly 2011 Jacksonville Mexico FedEx China Florida Keys U.N. Security Council Madagascar Sitting Category 4 Category 5 Smoking Miami 2001 Equifax

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