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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Meet the Figures of Raphael’s School of Athens/ “Trial of Socrates” play
Class Starter & Word of the Day: COPY THE FOLLOWING IN YOUR NOTEBOOK WRITE THE DATE & TOPIC GREEK PHILOSOPHY Philosophy-“Philo-” means love, and “-sophia” means wisdom, so the word “philosophy” really means “the love of wisdom.” Basically, philosophy is … Continue reading
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Preamble
Preamble Song Lyrics Hey, do you know about the U.S.A.? Do you know about the government? Can you tell me about the Constitution? Hey, learn about the U.S.A. In 1787 I’m told Our founding fathers did agree To write a … Continue reading
9/27 Cnnstudentnews.com
Class Starter Copy the questions 1. What are some examples of what would and would not be affected by a U.S. government shutdown? 2. The terrorist group that claimed responsibility for an attack in Kenya is based in what neighboring … Continue reading
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Forms of Government/Ancient Greece
Word (s) of the Day Directions: Copy the following 3 Categories of Governments 1) autocracy 2) oligarchy and 3) democracy 1. autocracy-rule by one Types dictatorship & monarchy dictatorship, aka totalitarianism Ex. Adolf Hitler, Fidel Castro, Saddam Hussein monarchy-ruled by a … Continue reading
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Greek Myths Prezi
<iframe src=”http://prezi.com/embed/nmrrhwd2jz62/?bgcolor=ffffff&lock_to_path=0&autoplay=0&autohide_ctrls=0&features=undefined&disabled_features=undefined” width=”550″ height=”400″ frameBorder=”0″> Website research Greek gods http://www.mythweb.com/gods/index.html
Class Starter Greek Philosophy
Word of the Day Philosophy-“Philo-” means love, and “-sophia” means wisdom, so the word “philosophy” really means “the love of wisdom.” Basically, philosophy is thinking about the world and making sense out of it. Socrates: lived from 469-399 BC, was … Continue reading
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Class Starter Orpheus & Eurydice
Do you think that Theseus was truly a hero? Why or why not? Copy the following on the same entry as today’s Class Starter: Orpheus & Eurydice (Video Vocabulary) Orpheus (OR-fee-us) Eurydice (you-RID-uh-see) wood nymph (minor goddess) Lyre- ancient Greek … Continue reading
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Class Starter Creation Myths
Go to the website on Egyptian gods/goddesses. Identify these gods/goddesses 1) Ra 2) Isis 3) Osiris 4) Ma’at 5) Anubis 6) Horus View animated video of a creation myth Which culture does your story come from? How do they believe … Continue reading
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Class Starter Greek Myths/Orpheus & Eurydice
Class Starter: Respond to the following question. You do NOT need to copy the question. What makes a story worth telling? Think about the best story that you have ever been told by someone or best movie or TV show … Continue reading
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Greek Gods
Class Starter Copy and respond to questions 1-5 Greek Gods and Goddesses Name God/Goddess Of Aphrodite … Continue reading