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Monday, October 12 o Objective: Discover how got its boundaries Do the Border worksheet Question/Answer Label ND map Preview Pictures in section 2 and section 3 Assign: Read section 2 and 3 Write summaries for each Tuesday, October 13 o Objective: Discuss why the capital was relocated Together discuss the relocation of the capital Assign: Why is that important today? Lesson Plans History Grade 8 Mrs. Newgard Exit slip: How would have looked if Alexander MacKenzie wasn t such a political boss? Timeline worksheet Due: WEDNESDAY Wednesday, October 14 o Objective: Discover the importance of the various years in ND Discuss how ND would be different (exit slip) Go over a couple years Take 6 minutes to describe the state of ND as a whole Landscape Animals Plants Details Seasons

o Discuss importance of someone else s opinion Discuss Rothhammer s observations Assign o Grasshoppers Callie/Wyatt o Burning Coal Vein - Newgard o Bison Denae/Jadyn o Buffaloberry Bushes Abby/Mason o Grass Newgard Need observations AND present-day knowledge Thursday, October 15 o Objective: Learn about the types of things Rothhammer observed Present on Rothhammer findings Read through Kildahl and Sully s reports o Note the differences between those and Rothhammer s Friday, October 16 o Objective: Why are the different flora and fauna important to ND Quiz Describe the differences found between the various reports Do organizing data charts in small groups Due: MONDAY CNN Student News Monday, October 5 o Standard: 8.2.11 Explain the significance of key events in tribal history o Objective: Learn how the Lewis and Clark journey affected the tribes of the Great Plains Go into Mrs. Brenner s room and talk about culture fair Discovery education The Lewis and Clark Expedition https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/8d190061-4fe8-485f-94e9- E38047836C90 Watch video discuss Tuesday, October 6 o Standard: 8.1.1 Interpret current ND thematic maps to identify where people live and work, 8.1.2 Use various primary and secondary resources to analyze and interpret information, 8.2.10 Analyze rationale for western expansion and how it affected

o, 8.5.2 Describe the characteristics, distribution, and effects of human migration within the US during different Objective: Discuss the territory of and the bordering states Finish: Discovery education The Lewis and Clark Expedition https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/8d190061-4fe8-485f-94e9-e38047836c90 Watch video discuss Unit 3: Lesson 1: Topic 1: Section 1: Introduction Read together and fill out page 4 Wednesday, October 7 o Standard: 8.1.1 Interpret current ND thematic maps to identify where people live and work, 8.1.2 Use various primary and secondary resources to analyze and interpret information, 8.2.10 Analyze rationale for western expansion and how it affected, 8.5.2 Describe the characteristics, distribution, and effects of human migration within the US during different o Objective: Discuss the territory of and the bordering states Unit 3: Lesson 1: Topic 1: Section 1: Introduction Read together and fill out page 4 Thursday, October 8 o Standard: 8.1.1 Interpret current ND thematic maps to identify where people live and work, 8.1.2 Use various primary and secondary resources to analyze and interpret information, 8.2.10 Analyze rationale for western expansion and how it affected, 8.5.2 Describe the characteristics, distribution, and effects of human migration within the US during different o Objective: Learn why the ND capital was relocated and the changing state Unit 3: Lesson 1: Topic 1: Section 2 and Section 3 Timeline together Start Debate Friday, October 9 o Standard: 8.1.1 Interpret current ND thematic maps to identify where people live and work, 8.1.2 Use various primary and secondary resources to analyze and interpret information, 8.2.10 Analyze rationale for western expansion and how it affected, 8.5.2 Describe the characteristics, distribution, and effects of human migration within the US during different o Objective: Learn why the ND capital was relocated and the changing state Quiz Unit 3: Lesson 1: Topic 1: Section 2 and Section 3

Timeline together Debate Monday, September 28 Start Cause/Effect Example Tuesday, September 29 Cause/Effect Text Smallpox Epidemic Wednesday, September 30 Smallpox Epidemic Thursday, October 1 Find different text structures within the reading Friday, October 2 Quiz Find different text structures within the reading Chronological Cause/Effect Problem/Solution

Monday, September 21 information, 8.6.2 Explain how culture influences gender roles, ethics, and beliefs o Objective: Explain the differences of the different tribes that roamed Present Compare/Contrast essays Talk about the different tribes Tuesday, September 22 information, 8.6.2 Explain how culture influences gender roles, ethics, and beliefs o Objective: Explain the differences of the different tribes that roamed Present Compare/Contrast essays Talk about the different tribes Wednesday, September 23 Start Cause/Effect Example Thursday, September 24 Cause/Effect Text Smallpox Epidemic Friday, September 25 Quiz Cause/Effect Text Smallpox Epidemic

Monday, September 14 information. o Objective: Take a first-hand look at the former Fort Totten and learn how pioneers and natives lived in the area in the early 1800s. GONE: Fort Totten Living History Field Day Tuesday, September 15 Review Unit 1, Lesson 1 Steve Dunn Compare/Contrast Compare and Contrast Fauna during different Periods Wednesday, September 16 o Objective: Learn about how people used their tools during the Paleocene era The People and Their Tools Hunting Discuss notes and do it together Thursday, September 17 o Standard: 8.1.1: Interpret current ND thematic maps to identify where people live and work and how the land is used, 8.5.2 Describe the characteristics, distribution, and effects of human migration within the US, 8.6.1 Explain ways technology contributes to the spread of ideas, values, and behavioral patterns between societies and regions. o Objective: Learn how trade and housing affected the people in the Paleocene Era Trade Housing Discuss notes and text structure Friday, September 18 o Standard: 8.5.2 Describe the characteristics, distribution, and effects of human migration within the US, 8.6.1 Explain ways technology contributes to the spread of ideas, values, and behavioral patterns between societies and regions. o Objective: Learn how trade and housing affected the people in the Paleocene Era Take notes in partners Life at Lake Ilo

Monday, September 7 o Standard: N/A o Objective: N/A NO SCHOOL Labor Day Tuesday, September 8 o Objective: Learn about the ancient plants that once inhabited ND Topic 3: Plants and Animals Section 1: Ancient Plants Section 2: Soil Wednesday, September 9 o Objective: Learn about the animals that once inhabited ND 1.2 Section 3: Animals Section 4: The Paleontology Laboratory Assign: o o Plants and Animals Activity Due: THURSDAY Thursday, September 10 o Objective: Learn about people trying to make their living before 1200 AD Introduction Overview of Activity Friday, September 11 o Objective: Learn about people trying to make their living before 1200 AD Lesson 2, Topic 1, Section 2: Ancient Peoples Section 3: Tools Wednesday, August 26 o Standard: N/A

o Objective: N/A Student Assembly Thursday, August 27 o Standard: N/A o Objective: Learn the classroom procedures and rules Discuss summer Classroom Rules Belief System Procedures Friday, August 28 o Standard: N/A o Objective: Familiarize students with Edmodo and the ndstudies.gov website Sign up on Edmodo Create symbaloo account Surf ndstudies.gov website Monday, August 31 ND o Objective: Learn the vocabulary for the first topic Introduce Unit 1, Lesson 1 Read the introduction Vocabulary o Due: TUESDAY Tuesday, September 1 ND o Objective: Discover how the stratigraphic chart works by looking specifically at the Williston Basin Take notes on Section 1: Formations: Easy As Cake! Together Wednesday, September 2 ND o Objective: Take a closer look at the Williston Basin Review yesterday Look at vocabulary pictures Take notes on Section 2: The Williston Basin Discuss the graphics on the site Watch swamp video Review together Assign: o Take notes on Section 3

o o Answer Edmodo question Draw vocabulary Thursday, September 3 ND o Objective: Discover the importance of the Missouri and Red Rivers Review Notes on Section 3: The Missouri River and the Red River and The Ice Age Friday, September 4 ND o Objective: Discover the impact of the Ice Age on ND Review Finish notes on the Ice Age together Do Quiz on Edmodo