- eager
- asture
- fertilization
- gloating
- timid
- fascinated
- Quakers
- population
- We have a bonus
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Study Guide 13 Colonies Study Guide Test 11-22-13
Study Guide from the book. You will also study your foldable,
the youtube site with info for the foldable, and any sites on my blog. Be able to fill out a blank map of the 13
colonies.
Chapter five starts on page 187 The New England Colonies
To Know…
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Charter
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Puritans
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John Winthrop
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Colonies Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, and New Hampshire
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Founder and why for each colony
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Known For
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Exports from New England
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Reasons for colonies
·
Review Questions on page 193
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Roger Williams
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Thomas Hooker
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David Thomson
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Native American Relations page 198-99
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Review Questions on p. 199
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Fishing and Whaling
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Review Questions p. 204
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Life Style
Chapter 6 Starts on page 209
Middle Atlantic Colonies “Breadbasket Colonies”
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Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey
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Founder and why for each colony
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Trade Export
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William Penn
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Duke of York
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Dutch vs. England
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Review Questions p. 215
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Immigrants 219-220
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Review Questions p. 222
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Backcountry 226
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Review Questions p. 227
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Life Style
Chapter 7 The Southern Colonies
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Maryland, Virginia, N. Carolina, S. Carolina,
Georgia
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Know founder and why
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Indentured servant
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Slave
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Cash crop
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Plantation p. 242
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Review Questions p. 239
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Resource Map p. 247
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What did people do to make a living Life Style
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Review Questions 251
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Monday, November 4, 2013
Spelling Test 11-8
- pollination
- murmured
- interjection
- regions
- vanish
- fundamental
- immigrant
- sufficient
- awkward
- materialized
Reminders For November
- Conferences this week
- Friday 1/2 day 11:45 Dismissal
- Nov. 7 McTeacher Night starting at 5:30
- Nov. 11 No School Veteran's Day
- Nov. 25-29 No School Thanksgiving Break
Conference Time
Here is a copy of the letter that came home today just in case it didn't make it home in your kiddo's backpack. :)
It is fall conference time! So often this time of year,
students start to get off track. It may be grades, or organization, or simply
making good choices. This is an excellent opportunity for us to meet, and
decide what we can do to get them back on the right path. Plus, it is an opportunity
to communicate with each other. I sincerely hope you are able to meet with me.
If we have met often, and you feel comfortable that your child is on track,
then you do not need to sign up.
Please sign up for at least 3 times. I will let you know a.s.a.p
what time I will meet with you. Look for this returned note in your child’s
backpack. If you are constrained by
time, but would still like to talk with me, we can have a conference over the
phone. I just need for you to write “by phone” beside the time you check off. If you are wanting to conference by phone at a
later time that is not listed, you can write the time you would like to call
me, and I will try to work it out. Make sure to list the best number to reach
you.
Tuesday: 1:00-1:20______________________________
3:20-3:40________________________________
3:40-4:00_______________________________
4:00-4:20_______________________________
4:20-4:40_______________________________
4:40-5:00_______________________________
Wednesday: 11:00-11:20_________________________
3:20-3:40_____________________________________
3:40-4:00_____________________________________
Thursday: 1:30-1:40______________________________
3:20-3:40_____________________________
3:40-4:00_____________________________
Friday: 1:00-1:20 _______________________
1:20-1:40_____________________________
1:40-2:00_____________________________
2:20-2:40_____________________________
2:40-3:00_____________________________
If you are unable to meet this week, we can certainly try for
next week. Conferences are always available by request. J
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