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Mrs. Sandor, 8th Grade Social Studies |
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FAQFrequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
What do I need for Social Studies Class every day? You will need to bring your text book, your 3 ring binder and something to write with. Also very important to bring - your brain and a positive attitude! Yes - homework will be checked every day in class for completion. Some assignments will be handed in for a grade. Students missing a homework assignment will be given a Tan slip and required to serve an afternoon detention. Eighth grade social studies concentrates on United States history and culture from the period of colonization to the Civil War. In addition to these units of study, we make connections to other time periods in American history noting recurring themes. Throughout the year we also concentrate on the idea of American citizenship and how it applies to us personally. How should my notebook be organized? We will keep our notebooks organized chronologically - meaning by date. You will be expected to keep all materials for each quarter. We will have quarterly clean outs so that you can keep it neat and organized. You do not need labeled sections. I am happy to offer extra help during your study hall time and also after school by appointment. Just let me know you'd like to come in and I will be happy to see you! When is the Boston Trip this year? The trip to Boston will be October 15, 16 17th. (Wednesday - Friday) There will also be a mandatory meeting for parents and students at some time before TBA 1. Be on time for class with your notebook, text book and pen or pencil 2. Listen carefully to directions the first time they are given 3. Raise your hand for permission to speak 4. Respect one another�s ideas, opinion, and right to learn. Will there be a big social studies project? There will be many "little" projects throughout the year and in the spring a larger research project. |