1. 7X Abby Dominic Megan Paul Addie Jasmine Cooper Teresa Thomas John
Emma
Isaac
Cameron
Carrie
Justin
Taylor
Luke

2. 7X Tuesday
Objective: Describe history and the skills needed to study history.
Agenda (What we will do today)
Do Now: Syllabus quiz
Review: where did we leave off from yesterday? Finish procedures and expectations.
What is history?
Historical Thinking Review
Exit Ticket
Homework: Historical Thinking Homework (handout)

3. How will you be graded? Tests and projects (50%)
Homework, classwork, work place points (25%)
Quizzes and Exit Tickets (25%)
Quizzes and Exit Tickets(25%)
Tests and Projects (50%)
HW, CW, WPP (25%)

4. Expectations – How you can be successful
Test and Projects/ Quizzes and Exit Tickets:
Make the most of your time in class. Pay attention in class. Take good notes.
Participate in class discussions. This will help you process what you learn and will help the teacher know what you are getting out of the lesson. It will help me help you!
Do your homework well. Don’t just do it for the grade and to get by. The homework has a purpose of helping you learn the material. Make the most of it!
Study, study, study! Use your notebooks! Study every day. Use your study logs!
NEVER BE AFRAID TO ASK THE TEACHER FOR HELP! I am always available to you before and after school and even during lunch if you need extra help understanding the material or have any questions. But you also need to make sure that you are the making the most of your time in class.

5. Expectations – How you can be successful
Homework and classwork
Complete your homework and classwork everyday. If there is a question you don’t understand and you didn’t get the chance to ask me, don’t just leave it blank. Give it a good effort to earn some points. Unanswered questions cannot earn you any points and may even make the assignment count as incomplete.
Put your best effort into all assignments (homework, classwork, activities, etc.). Not only will this get you a good grade, but it is the best way to learn and master the material. Don’t just do things for the grade. Remember, you are here to learn! That should always be your number one academic priority. Don’t just do the minimum to get by. Always challenge yourself to outdo your past efforts.
Pay careful attention to details. Follow expectations and rubrics given: including those for notebooks, projects, assignments, etc.

6. Expectations – How you can be successful
Work Place Points:
Respect all people, including yourself.
Remember: people are here to learn. Always reflect on your behavior and consider if what you are doing is making a helpful contribution to someone’s learning or if you are robbing someone else of their learning time. You are an important person and have a significant impact on our learning community. Whatever you choose to do at any moment makes a big difference to the people around you. Please make the right and loving choice.
Follow classroom procedures and expectations – this will help you make a better contribution to our learning community.

7. Resources for Success Class website Power school Online textbook
Planner – fill it out everyday!!! Never leave it blank!
Study log – use it!
Classmates
Teacher

8. Class Procedures Coming In: 1. Have homework ready for me to check
2. Write down your homework in your planner.
3. Write the date, day, and the objective in your notebook.
4. Work on your Do Now.

9. Class Procedures Leaving Class:
1. The bell does not dismiss you. The teacher dismisses you.
2. Listen for instructions. Do not get up or begin getting ready while the teacher or a speaker is addressing the class.
3. Make sure you have your homework written down in your planner and anything you'll need to complete it.
4. Do not leave anything inside your desks. Leave your work space neat and clean.
5. Walk out of the room in an orderly manner.

10. Class Procedures Moving Around the Classroom:
1. While a speaker is addressing you, do not leave your desk unless it is an emergency or absolutely necessary for you to continue taking notes.
2. Throwing away trash, going to the bathroom, etc. needs to wait until the speaker is done addressing the class and work time has been given.
3. Make sure you bring at least two sharpened pencils/pens to class so that you do not have to get up and disrupt the class while a speaker is talking.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW CLASS PROCEDURES COULD RESULT IN A DEMERIT.

11. What is history. What kinds of things do historians do
What is history? What kinds of things do historians do? Why is it important? What skills are necessary to study history?

12. 5 Historical Thinking Skills

13. 5 Historical Thinking Skills

14. 5 Historical Thinking Skills

15. Exit Ticket