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1 Geography Map of * Geography test World 1 Ancient Civilization p. 65 * Cave art SKILLS p.3 Lat/Long First Footsteps p. 5-6 Time line * Archeological dig * PLAY: Piltdown Man Fire at Terra Amata Adventure Catal Huyuk Tricks and Triumphs of Archaeology Tools for Survival 1.2 p. 2 Fossils Hunters and Gatherers Early Farmers 1.4 p. 7 Skara Brae Skara Brae 2 Fertile Crescent p. 86 SKILL p Graphs (Beans in a bag) UNIT 1 Question Master Ancient Mesopotamia Civilization of Mesopotamia Conquests and Empires The Ancient Israelites * Israelite timeline pictures 2.2 p. 12 Sumerian culture 2.3 p Code of Hammurabi * PLAY: Hammurabi s Code 2.4 p Solomon * PLAY: Into Isreal
2 2.5 p. 19 Money time line The Phoenicians and the Lydians 3 Egypt 4 Nubia p. 132 SKILLS p. 27 Solve problem and discussion p. 31 Routes on Map * Magazine - WRITING UNIT 2 Race to the Top Geogrphy of Northern Africa Importance of the Nile River Early Egyptian Rule p. 36 Historical Map 3.1 p. 23 Egypt and Nile 3.3 p Pyramids and discussion * Nile GEO poems put on nice paper to go in AC book * Chart Old Kingdom * PLAY: Planning a Pyramid 3.4 p King Tut * Chart Middle Kingdom Mummies of Ancient Egypt Later Egyptian Rule Queen Hatshepsut Nubia: Egypt s Rival Kush and the World 3.5 p. 30 Queen 4.1 p. 33 Nubia fill out while reading lesson 4.2 p Kush cause and effect * Chart New Kingdom * PLAY: Hatshepsut & ThurmoseIII * PLAY: Meroe s Warrior Queen The Kushite Pharaoh Piye
3 5 India and Persia p. 200 SKILLS p. 42 Cultural Map 5.1 p Rivers of India Ancient India Civilization in the Indus Valley Aryans Bring Changes to India 5.2 p. 40 Life in the City 5.3 p. 41 Family of Languages 5.4 p. 43 Ashoka * Hindu Caste system put on nice paper to go in AC book * Buddhist pamphlet glue onto nice paper for AC book * PLAY: Aryans in the Indus River Valley - Class and Duty in the Hindu Religion - Buddhism begins United Rule in India 5.5 p Military Technology The Persian Empire 6 China p. 233 SKILLS p. 50 Elevation Maps p. 54 Cause/effects * PLAY: The Persian Empire Chinese Rockets A Medical Legacy UNIT 3 Grab Bag Ancient China p. 60 Classify Info 6.1 p Climate of China
4 6.2 p. 49 In the Beginning Early Chinese Civilization The Zhou * Calligraphy 6.3 p Confucius said (Confucius sayings * Chart each dynasty * PLAY: Schools of thought in China Dynasty on discuss meanings) 6.4 p China Diary * PLAY: The Q in Dynasty The Qin Dynasty Shi Huangdi s Tomb Lesson 6 The Han Dynasty 7 Greece p.292, p. 59 Han Heritage SKILLS p Compare maps p. 65 p. 68 Predict Outcomes 7.1 p. 62 Greece Map * PLAY: A tale of two Chinas. UNIT 4 Bingo Ancient Greece Early People of Greece City-States and Greek Culture * Nameplate with Greek writing 7.2 p. 63 Ancient Palaces 7.3 p. 66 Greek Root Words * Minoan / Mycenaean Vehn diagram Vases * City state cheers / banners * PLAY: A Trial in Athens The Art of the Minoans
5 The Golden Age of Athens Social Studies at a Glance 6 th Grade 7.4 p. 67 Column * PLAY: Victory at Marathon wkst - Socrates Alexander s Great Empire 8 Rome p. 328, 332 Geogrpahy of Ancient Rome The Roman Republic The Roman Empire The Footsoldier Beginnings of Christianity Lesson 6 * Foil coins put on artifact paper 7.5 p Alex the Great SKILL p Telescoping Time line 8.1 p. 72 Geography of Italy 8.2 p. 73 Roman Government 8.3 p. 75 Roman Empire fill out while reading lesson 8.4 p. 77 Roman Military 8.5 p. 78 Christianity Today * Column print making put on nice paper for AC book * Christianity booklet can go with artifacts * Olympic games with grape vine crowns for winners * PLAY: Alex the Great * PLAY: Romulus and Remus * PLAY: Plebeians Fight Back The Punic Wars Hail Caesar! Multiculturalism in the Hellenistic Age Pompeii Literature book p. 164 Rome s Decline in the West Americas * PLAY: The Olmecs * Poster advertisement for something Olmec (pok-a-tok league, jobs making heads, rubber balls, Reading the Mayan Records Aztec Schools UNIT 5 Around the Room
6 World The Berlin Wall Comes Down UNIT 6 Concentration Save the Rain Forest
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