1st Hour Social Studies Enrichment - Q1 Assignments
- Instructor
- Susan McWilliams
- Term
- 2020-2021 School Year
- Department
- Social Studies
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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The Golden Goblet - Comprehension Questions
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Possessions for the Afterlife
Read the instructions on the assignment!
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The Golden Goblet Vocabulary
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Behind the Sealed Doors
Read the accompanying article, and answer the questions~
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Egyptian Pyramids - Comprehension Questions
Use the article about the Egyptian Pyramids to double-check your answers.
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Comprehension Questions - Ancient Egypt
Use the article about Ancient Egypt if you need to double-check any answers!!!
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Comparing Ancient Egyptian Families
Compare the Wealthy and Farming families from Ancient Egypt. Use your articles if you need help filling in the chart.
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Your Personally Created Myth
Remember that you will be required to present your myth with your camera on!
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Facts about the Ancient Greek Theater
Answer the questions.
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Details and the Lesson of the Myth: Midas and the Golden Touch
1. List the details between the video and the written play.
2. Tell the moral, or lesson, the myth is teaching.
2. Tell the moral, or lesson, the myth is teaching.
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Olympic Table
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Would You Rather Live in Athens or Sparta, and WHY?
Answer the two questions.
1. Would you rather live in Athens or Sparta?
2. Why?
Give a reasonable explanation as to why you would choose one over the other.
1. Would you rather live in Athens or Sparta?
2. Why?
Give a reasonable explanation as to why you would choose one over the other.
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A Quick Quiz about Athens
Use the word from the word box to correctly describe the statement.
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Sparta Quick QUIZ
Answer the questions. You may go back to your readings if you need to double-check any answers!
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Trojan Horse Quick Write
Answer the question as thoroughly as you can!!!
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Your Own CREATION MYTH
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Quiz....Gods and Goddesses
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Covid Time Capsule
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Greek Gods and Goddesses
Do a little research! Look up the name of the Greek god or goddess, and write down what they were known for and what their symbol was. For example, Zeus was the leader of all the gods and goddesses, and his symbol was a lightning bolt.