1. Use the link below to log into Clever.

2. Clever username is your 10 digit student ID, the password is your 8 digit date of birth (mmddyyyy)- no spaces or slashes
In Clever.

3. Choose BrainPop and go to your dashboard (at the top of the page) to find the assignment posted for the week.

4. Watch the video first, then choose at least 3 of the assignment options included in the assignment. After doing at least 3 of the options, then take the quiz to see how much you know.

5. Mark done on Google Classroom when you are done with your chosen activities.

1. Use the link below to log into Clever.

2. Clever username is your 10 digit student ID, the password is your 8 digit date of birth (mmddyyyy)- no spaces or slashes
In Clever.

3. Choose BrainPop and go to your dashboard (at the top of the page) to find the assignment posted for the week. There will be two assignment links.

4. Lesson 1: Rise of the Roman Empire: Watch the video and do the review quiz for the video.

5. Lesson 2: Fall of the Roman Empire: Watch the video first, then choose at least 3 of the assignment options included in the assignment. After doing at least 3 of the options, then take the quiz to see how much you know.

5. Mark done on Google Classroom when you are done with your chosen activities.

1. Use the link below to log into Clever.

2. Clever username is your 10 digit student ID, the password is your 8 digit date of birth (mmddyyyy)- no spaces or slashes
In Clever.

3. Choose BrainPop and go to your dashboard (at the top of the page) to find the assignment posted for the week.

4. Watch the video first, then choose at least 3 of the assignment options included in the assignment. After doing at least 3 of the options, then take the quiz to see how much you know.

5. Mark done on Google Classroom when you are done with your chosen activities.

Things that people use and leave behind for people to find many years later are called artifacts. Get together with some of your family and choose five things that would make good artifacts for someone in the future to find. What would these artifacts tell people in the future about your life now?

Ancient Babylon and King Hammurabi
What was the Code of Hammurabi?
Which laws do you think are fair or unfair? Why?

Watch Silk Road Video first to remember what we learned.
Make up a story about a person traveling on the Silk Road.
What is that person trading? What does he see along the way? Who does she talk to?
Play the Kahoot game! Game Pin: 09744723

Read all about Sub-Saharan trade at this site. Then, choose at least four of your favorite “Interesting Facts about the Trade Routes of Ancient Africa.”
Draw a poster that illustrates your favorites.

Log into Achieve 3000
Do 1 article of your choice and log them on the Achieve 3000 Reading Log on G.C.

You are an archaeologist and you just uncovered a tomb in Egypt. You found weapons, hieroglyphics, a mummy of both a human and a dog. Inside the tomb you found the remains of a small boat, and baskets of food items.
Ask 5 to 10 questions to make sense of your discovery and hypothesize possible answers.

Read about the history of chocolate. And answer the following questions: Where did it come from? How did it spread? Under what conditions was it produced?
If you can, eat some chocolate!

Here is a review on World Religions we learned last semester.
Read the informational page on Judaism
Watch the video on Judaism, both links below.
Play the Kahoot Game! Game Pin: 043882
Record how much you got right in the Private Comments and then click Mark Done/Turn in.

Do 1 Article and Activity on Monday, and another on Friday (as suggested on the middle school schedule). When you have finished the reading and quiz, log it to the Achieve 300 Reading Log posted below.

Play on your IOS or Andriod device!
Game Pin: 0857676

Lets review the world's oceans and continents!
Historians must know where places are in the world before studying the past.
When you are done with the review, play the Kahoot game!

Here is a way you can document what is happening everyday and create your own PRIMARY SOURCES that will part of HISTORY some day! Every day, journal what is happening using the guided questions provided on the instructions. Choose 1 way that you want to do this: on the Google Slides (posted below), in a notebook (journal/diary), or on social media on Instagram. Have fun with it!!

Complete the Worksheet for full credit along with your Achieve article online

Use your notes to help you review.

Article is assigned in inbox.