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6th Grade Ancient World History Donnetta Schaaf - Washington Middle School Prep Period – 10:17 – 11:07 Class Description: Your minds will be challenged this year as we learn about ancient civilizations beginning with early man and moving up through the Dark Ages. We will discover the people, events, and special accomplisments of each civilization and how they left their mark on a changing world. The civilizations we will be studying include the Mesopotamians, Phoenecians, Hebrews, Chinese, Africans, Mesoamericans, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans and the early Middle Age Kingdoms. We will also be studying geography and learn how the relationship between people and their environment has helped shaped world history. Goals For This Course: It is my hope that you will realize the importance of social studies in lifelong learning, recognize the contributions of early civiliaztions, and demonstrate an understanding of how civilizations form and the role they have played throughout history. History Materials: Organization is the biggest key to having a successful year. Each day, you will be expected to bring your textbook, your agenda, pencils, a correcting pen, and your history binder with your two-pocket folder and manila folders inside. We will be working very hard to help you learn to keep your |
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7th Grade Math Enhancement Donnetta Schaaf - Washington Middle School Class Description: This class will be geared toward strengthening math concepts. We will be focusing on reviewing and learning concepts and skills that are covered on the Montana Comprehensive Assessment test (CRT Test). Goals For This Course: It is my hope that you will realize the importance of giving your best effort on the CRT test. You are in this course because you failed to make Adequate Yearly Progress as defined by the state. By focusing on your areas of weakness, we hope to see gains on the CRT test you take in the spring. Hard work and paying close attention are the biggest keys to being succesful in this course. Materials: Each day, you will be expected to bring your pencil, a correcting pen, a pocket folder, loose leaf paper and any assigned work completed. Daily Assignments: A lot of our work will be done in class and there will not be an assignment given every day. When an assignment is given, I expect it to be done on time. If homework is handed in late (not including absences), it will result in a lower grade. Quizzes: There may be short section quizzes typically following a topic of study. Grading Scale:
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