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Mr. Haase's 8th Grade Civics/ U.S. History Class
I am so excited to be teaching 7th Civics and 8th grade U.S. History this year. I hope you find the information below helpful. Please do not hesitate to email me if you have any questions.
Syllabus and Behavior Management Plan
Civics (Civics Syllabus) Syllabus and Electronic Signature page (Civics Signature Page)
U.S. History (US History Syllabus) Syllabus and Electronic Signature page (US History Signature Page)
Please read through the 23-24 Classroom Behavior Management Plan (Behavior Management Plan)
Google Classroom (code will be given to students first day of school)
We will be using google classroom for important information and assignments. The most up to date information will be posted on Google Classroom!! Parents wanting to access their student's GC, will need to log in using their child's information.
Supplies for 7th grade Civics/ 8th grade US History
- 1 – Two-Pocket folder with center prongs filled with notebook paper
- 1 - One subject spiral notebook
Supplies to be given to your 1st period teacher
- Boys: Hand Sanitizer 1 roll of paper towels, 2 Boxes of Kleenex, box of pencils
- Girls: 2 Boxes of Kleenex, 1 pkg. of Clorox wipes, box of pencils
Supplies to keep in your bookbag for all classes
- Headphones - must be wired, for use with their assigned Chromebook
- Wireless Mouse - if the student prefers to use a computer mouse rather than the touchpad on their assigned Chromebook, the student must supply his/her own mouse (labeled with student’s name) Not required but recommended.
- Highlighters
- Blue or Black Ink Pens
- Loose Leaf Lined Paper
- Pencils
- Expo Marker (Blue or Black)
CIVICS
First Quarter Third Quarter
Citizenship, Governments State & Local Governments
Our Founding Documents Civil & Criminal Law
The Executive Branch Foreign Affairs
Second Quarter Fourth Quarter
Political Parties & Elections Review for State Exam
Legislative & Judicial Branches Economics
Landmark Supreme Court Decisions U.S. Geography
US HISTORY
First Quarter: (August 10th - October 12th)
European Colonization
The British Colonies
Life in the British Colonies
Second Quarter: (October 13th - December 22nd)
French & Indian War
The Road to American Revolution
The American Revolution
Third Quarter: (January 9th - March 13th)
The American Founding
The British Colonies
Life in the British Colonies
Fourth Quarter: (March 14th - May 24th)
Antebellum America
The Road to American Revolution
The American Revolution
ASSESSMENT
Students’ grades will be determined by using the following categories and percentages:
Practice -- 30%
Performance (Mastery) -- 70%
Grading Scale: A (90-100) B (80-89) C (70-79) D (60-69) F (0-59)
Make-up Work:
Absent students should check google classroom and the teacher connection website for make-up work. It is the student’s responsibility to complete missed classwork, turn in homework or, to request to take a missed test the day of their return from the absence.
Late Work:
Students are expected to complete all assignments and submit them on or before the day it is due. Any work submitted the day after it was due will earn, at best , a 60% score. Work submitted two or more days after the due date will not be accepted. Pre-determined due dates for assignments that can be submitted online are expected to be submitted on time even while absent.
Absence Work:
Students will receive the number of days absent plus one additional day to complete make-up work.
CIVICS CALENDAR:
US HISTORY CALENDAR:
Contact: corey.haase@tvcs.org
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