And we're off!
1. This is for your first stop.
2. Describe what your first stop is like using the FIVE THEMES of GEOGRAPHY. You must have a picture for each theme and an explanation as to why each picture works for each theme.
3. Discuss what you found intriguing/interesting/exciting about this first stop.
DUE: You should have completed 3 out of 5 pictures/explanations by tomorrow...the rest will be due on Wednesday.
Monday, November 13, 2006
Friday, November 10, 2006
Weekend HW
Now that you are familiar with Hinduism and Buddhism, please explore the following link (a timeline of Indian history):
http://www.kamat.com/kalranga/timeline/timeline.htm
Answer these questions in your spiral:
1. Click on a few hyperlinked items between the years 0-1500 CE/AD. What were some of the things going on in India at this time?
3. What do you find interesting or surprising? Why?
http://www.kamat.com/kalranga/timeline/timeline.htm
Answer these questions in your spiral:
1. Click on a few hyperlinked items between the years 0-1500 CE/AD. What were some of the things going on in India at this time?
3. What do you find interesting or surprising? Why?
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Buddhism HW
1. Please finish answering the question you began in class: What would you give everything up (family, material possessions, pets, etc) for? Why? Or conversely, why could you not do this?
2. Please read the handout you were given in class (begin on p. 205-- Buddhism).
3. In your spirals, complete the following tasks:
A) Critical Thinking question # 3 on page 208 of handout (Compare/contrast)
B) What do YOU think makes a person both free AND happy? Why?
C) How is Buddhism DIFFERENT from Hinduism?
B & C SHOULD BE PARAGRAPH ANSWERS IN YOUR SPIRALS.
2. Please read the handout you were given in class (begin on p. 205-- Buddhism).
3. In your spirals, complete the following tasks:
A) Critical Thinking question # 3 on page 208 of handout (Compare/contrast)
B) What do YOU think makes a person both free AND happy? Why?
C) How is Buddhism DIFFERENT from Hinduism?
B & C SHOULD BE PARAGRAPH ANSWERS IN YOUR SPIRALS.
Monday, November 06, 2006
Hinduism HW
I gave you the wrong number of how many Hindus there are in the world today-- there are closer to 1 billion Hindus today! (Tomorrow I will update your list of numbers-- as population grows so does the number of people in the various religions)
Please visit the link below to see where Hindus live in the world today.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinduism_by_country
1. What part/s of the world have the most Hindus?
2. Are there Hindus in our country? How many?
3. What are the top ten places in the world where Hindus live?
4. Is anything surprising to you about this? Why?
Please visit the link below to see where Hindus live in the world today.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinduism_by_country
1. What part/s of the world have the most Hindus?
2. Are there Hindus in our country? How many?
3. What are the top ten places in the world where Hindus live?
4. Is anything surprising to you about this? Why?
Friday, November 03, 2006
Weekend HW
1. Read the handout from The Upanishads very closely.
2. Paraphrase each paragraph (in your own words) in the blank space next to the paragraph.
3. So what similarities to things you have seen/heard/believe do you notice? (You may make a list on the page or your spiral).
4. What is your overall impression of the readings? (like/dislike/cool/etc) Full paragraph answer or more please.
DUE: MONDAY
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Due Friday
2. Explore the links. Look at photos with explanations.
3. Print/copy 5 photos that you found very interesting/intriguing or surprising.
4. Paste/tape them into your spirals and please explain in a paragraph beneath each photo what it is and why you found it interesting/intriguing, etc.
Links: http://www.mohenjodaro.net
http://www.harappa.com/har/har0.html
Monday, October 30, 2006
Finish MHD handout/prep for quiz
- Finish the Mohenjodaro readings and answer the questions (in spiral).
- Prep for a brief quiz on India (geography mostly, menu and Mohenjodaro)
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