Math:
Quiz 6.4-6.6
Writing:
PB 57-58
PB 67
Spelling Test
Social Studies:
Daily Geography
Science:
Chapter 6 Review 274-275
Mr. Zehring’s Sixth Grade Blog
Math:
Quiz 6.4-6.6
Writing:
PB 57-58
PB 67
Spelling Test
Social Studies:
Daily Geography
Science:
Chapter 6 Review 274-275
Your city-state wants to attract visitors. To do this, you need to design an online brochure that will highlight all the great things about your city-state. The members of your group will be responsible for one section each. Possible sections are:
One person in each group will provide a hand drawn image depicting something about your city-state and one paragraph describing an aspect of your city state.
The paragraphs should be typed into your personal wikis, and then transfered to your city-state wiki. Your drawings may be completed on paper and then photographed, or you may create a drawing in the Paint program.
This project is due February 20.
How much do you know about Greece? Take this quiz and see how much money you can earn!
Ancient Greece Millionaire Game
Next, click through this interactive story to experience life in Ancient Greece. What was one detail that stood out to you?
Math:
MJ 226
MJ 227
MJ 228
MJ 229
SL 6.6
Reading:
PB 61
PB 62
PB 65
Social Studies:
Daily Geography
Travel Brochure intro (due Feb. 20)
Math:
MJ 222
MJ 223
MJ 224
MJ 225
SL 6.5
Writing:
PB 64
Reading:
PB 56
PB 60
Social Studies:
Daily Geography
Science:
Chapter 6 Review pp. 274-275
Reading:
PB 55
PB 59
PB 63
Social Studies:
Daily Geography
Define vocabulary on page 196
Travel brochure (due Feb. 20)
Math:
MJ 218
MJ 219
MJ 220
MJ 221
Study Link 6.4
Writing:
PB 66
PB 259
Reading:
PB 53
PB 54 (Lord of the Nile)
Social Studies:
Daily Geography
Discovering Ancient Greece Worksheet
Science:
Heat, Wind, and Pressure Worksheet
Math:
Quiz 6.1-6.2
Writing:
Spelling Test
Publish compare-and-contrast paragraph
PB 50
Reading:
Weekly Skills Test
Social Studies:
Daily Geography
Use the Greek alphabet to design your city-state’s flag:
Ancient Greece for Kids – Greek Alphabet
Then, use this reference to write your name in the comments. Extra points if you can find the actual Greek symbols in your computer.
Z – zdeta
e – epsilon
h – eta
r – ro
i – iota
n – nu
g – gamma
Math:
MJ 212
MJ 213
MJ 214
SL 6.2
Writing:
Proofread a comparison-and contrast paragraph
PB 49
Reading:
PB 46
Comparison-and-contrast paragraph: Ancient Greece
Complete Ghana, Mali, Songhay blog comment
Social Studies:
Daily Geography
City-state flag design (0ne per person)