This program requires critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making based on the access and use of information. The curriculum is based on early civilizations from Europe, Asia and Africa. Other cultures and their impact on our society are investigated. Throughout the various units citizenship, map skills, and critical thinking are spiraled. Zooconomy is a unit used to introduce the study of economics.
All work is due at the beginning of the specified class.
Late work turned in within one school day will be graded and will receive partial credit. Work not turned in within one school day will receive a zero. When a student does not turn in work it will be noted in their daily assignment journal by the teacher. This will allow parents to know immediately when their child is not turning in work. Students who do not turn in work will earn lunch detention.