CompCulture Email Sent

I have sent an email to your SD43 accounts.  You need to use these to access Microsoft Teams.  That is the main place our learning will happen.  Log in and check in to your Teams (there is a forum place on the main page).  Welcome to our continued learning journey!

Email

I have sent an Email from my School contact Email address.  It is is still davking@sd43.bc.ca I sent it to your parents primary contact.  Ultimately it will be your addresses that need to log into our class and  submit some assignments as we move forward.

Try logging into the Office 365 and play around with Teams.  I may switch over to OneNote or OneNote too.  But all of these programs with your school district account so its just a matter of loading them from the Microsoft 365 page.  I will be trying to add you to your class (Comp Culture or SS9) on TEAMS tomorrow.

We are all going to get through this feeling better, stronger and smarter.  Thanks for putting up with me while I navigate through it.

 

Egypt Expert Rubric

We picked an expert topic to research on Egypt mid week.  Here is the rubric for the presentation (Tuesday and Wednesday presentations).

Rubric for Egyptian Experts

TOPIC Not Yet Meeting Minimal Meeting Meeting Exceeding

Historical Accuracy

 

 

 

Topic is not fully explained Topic is mostly accurate.  A few points are excluded Topic is mostly accurate.  Only minor details left out. Topic is explained very accurately and includes minor details.

Visual Splendor (and effort)

 

 

 

Project appears rushed or not well thought out. Project has minimally met grade level for effort.  Only a few images are used Project has had effort put into it and looks good.  Some images are used. Project has had extra efforts to make it look great.  Images of Egypt are eye catching

Thoroughness / Completeness

 

 

 

Topic is below grade level expectations for research and information. Project has multiple points and ideas on the topic.  Minor things are missing. Project has many things explain and meets grade 12 expectations for research. Project has all things about it explained.  It exceeds grade level expectations for information gathering.
Cultural Purpose in Egypt (importance) Does not deal with why the topic is important to Egypt.  Does not explain its cultural purpose. Minimally explains the cultural importance of the project. Project explains the cultural importance of the topic.  Some reflection on culture. Project explains the importance of the topic with thoughtful reflection and makes connections to other societies.

egypt exxpert rubric

Comparative cultures project

We did a quiz on Egyptian Gods today.  Also we got assigned expert topics to present on next Tuesday .

https://search.follettsoftware.com/metasearch/ui/17620

I am hoping this link works.  Log into it.  It is a Digital book our Librarian Mr Salambier got me at the start of the year.  It is like a mini version of our text book?  Good hyper links and expands into more knowledge, but overall it is less academic then our “World History” book.  I will be using it more as the year goes on.  Top link goes to library, you need to scroll down to Interactive Library and select “THE FIRST CIVILIZATIONS” near the bottom.  I will walk you through this at some point (when it is essential).   The second link goes straight to the book.  But it appears you have to be already signed in to the E -Library

https://openlightbox.com/lightbox/?bookCode=700&customerID=6002278

 

Stone Age conclusions

We discussed the rest of the week today.  You have a Cradles map due Friday (10 marks for accuracy, 5 for effort, but only entered in out of 7).  Here is a good KEY / Guide. Cradles_Labeleds  or Cradle map KEY

Also handed out two more worksheets.  One is a primary document on going to school for an ancient student.  The other is a textbook key term search (good for test study).  Neither are digital files currently and they need to picked up in class.

You will be getting a timeline assignment after the map is completed (due Monday).  We will review for a test (test is Tuesday) on Monday in class.

stone henge

Why was it built?  I don’t know, so you tell me.  Your job today is make a theory to explain why Stonehenge was built and explain it to me.  Use what we’ve discussed about Stone age Culture and how man developed culture, religious, farming, villages, and anything else you would like to work into a theory on the construction of a megalithic stone age shrine.

Stonehenge Facts!

https://www.historyextra.com/period/stone-age/10-facts-about-stonehenge/

StonehengeandtheAncientBritonsLecture

stonehenge_show

Inventions

We classify the OLD and  NEW stone age by drawing a line between hunter gatherers that lived a nomadic life style (old) and village dwellers harvesting food and taming animals with developing power structures and begging of religions.