Extended E-Learning

Extended E-Learning

Please go to Schoology, (E-Learning Folder,  E-learning Daily Lesson Plans folder)  to find daily lessons while we are on extended E-Learning. 

Attendance is take in Period 2 class only. Be sure to submit attendance by 1:00 each day.

You Science

1. Written Assessment Revisions

2. Complete remaining YouScience exercises.

3. Newsela #4  DUE TODAY located in US History folder in Google Drive

Response plans and closures related to the new coronavirus are today's first topics. We're also explaining the term "bear market" in the wake of U.S. stock losses. And after a report on South Korea's work to develop virus testing methods, we're visiting the state of Florida to detail the riveting rescue of Rockstar Freddy.

WWII -20

1. Complete WWII Multiple Choice.

2. Complete Newsela Reflection #4 - located in your US History folder DUE TOMORROW

Written Assessment Revisions 3/9-3/16
ALL LATE/ABSENT WORK DUE TODAY

The pros and cons of working and learning at home are discussed today, as schools and businesses look for ways to help prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. The issue of modern-day slavery follows, after students worked to raise awareness of the issue on My Freedom Day.

WWII - 19

Substitute

1. Read Under US Rule: the Occupation of Japan located on Schoology, World War II , Post WWII Folder and complete this FORM 


2. Analyze the following  links and then add the following post to your blog:

Nuclear Weapons Today - CNN
Nuclear Weapons Today - Global Nuclear  Proliferation  video


Copy & Paste the following to your blog:

Posts Title:  Nuclear Weapons Today

• Select 3 Numbers from CNN: By the Numbers, WWII's atomic bombs that you feel are most important to understanding the role of atomic bombs during WII. Explain your reasoning for each selection. 
•  
• Which countries have nuclear weapons today?

• What concerns exist as a result of these countries possessing nuclear weapons and the ability to make more?

• Find one news article regarding North Korea and the actions they have taken regarding their nuclear weapons program from 2015-2018. Include the link and write a summary of the article. 

3. Work on WWII Review located in your US History Folder

Written Assessment Revisions 3/9 -3/16 
Multiple Choice Thursday 3/12 - Review located in your US Folder
Unit Packet DUE 3/12
 ALL LATE/ABSENT WORK DUE 3/12

Tips for staying healthy amid a coronavirus outbreak are front and center today. What can all of us do on a daily basis to help prevent catching and spreading the disease? After that, we're explaining the significance of "Super Tuesday 2.0." And we're taking you to the top of the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere.

Group Guidance

1. Group Guidance Room D202

Written Assessment Revisions 3/9-3/13
WWII Multiple Choice Thursday 3/12 - Review located in US History folder in Google Drive
Unit Packet DUE Thursday 3/12
ALL LATE/ABSENT WORK DUE Thursday 3/12

WWII -18

1.   Read the The Marshall Plan,: Pay for Peace, located on Schoology, World War II folder, Post WWII folder and complete worksheet. 

2. Discuss Germany after WWII




3. Nuremberg Trials (3:50) Crimes against Humanity


4. How the United Nations Works

How much does peacekeeping cost?

The budget for UN Peacekeeping operations for the fiscal year 1 July 2012-30 June 2013 is

 about $7.33 billion .

By way of comparison, this is less than half of one per cent of world military expenditures

 (estimated at $1,738 billion in 2011).

The top 10 providers of assessed contributions to United Nations Peacekeeping operations 

in 2013-2015  are:

United States (27.14%)

Japan (12.53%)

United Kingdom (8.15%)

Germany (8.02%)

France (7.55%)

Italy (5.00%)

China (3.93%)

Canada (3.21%)

Spain (3.18%)

Republic of Korea (2.26%)

Many countries have also voluntarily made additional resources available to support UN

Peacekeeping efforts on a non-reimbursable basis in the form of transportation, 

supplies, personnel and financial contributions above and beyond their assessed share of 

peacekeeping costs.

Although the payment of peacekeeping assessments is mandatory, as of 31 December 2012, Member States owed approximately $1.33 billion 

-United Nations (UN.org)

UN Relavance and Flaws (Euronews 6:09)

5.  Introduce Occupation of Japan after WWII.  

Meet in Room DM202 Tomorrow for Group Guidance

Written Assessment Revisions 3/9-3/13
WWII Multiple Choice Thursday 3/12 - Review located in US History folder in Google Drive
Unit Packet DUE Thursday 3/12
ALL LATE/ABSENT WORK DUE Thursday 3/12

WWII -17

1. Complete Did WWII create opportunities for Americans?  Written Assessment.

 2. Read Newsela: Life at the Manzanar Camp for Japanese-Americans in WWII, and complete the multiple choice quiz. DUE TODAY

Eagle Update.

HW :Unit Packet Due 3/12
All Absent/Late Work Due 3/12
Multiple Choice Test 3/12 - Review located in your US Folder in Google Drive

A NASA rover has sent back a highly detailed panorama of the Red Planet, so new images from Mars lead off today's show. From there, we're updating you the changing landscape of the U.S. presidential nomination process. And we're going to sea with a CNN Hero whose mission is to rehabilitate harbor seals and give them a second chance.