Room L22Room L22Mrs. Kelly ThomsenMrs. Kelly Thomsen

Kelly Thomsen Kthomsen@djusd.net Please check out our website:

World Civ: http://mrsthomsenworld.wordpress.com

Econ: http://mrsthomsenecon.wordpress.com

Classroom Expectations

1. Be Responsible2. Be Prepared3. Be Respectful4. Be Involved

Tardy Policy (per semester) 1st=warning 2nd=Stay after class 3rd=Afterschool detention and parent contact 4th=School Detention (admin. assigned), and

parent contact. Students can earn extra credit and other privileges

at the end of each semester if they have 0-1 tardies.

Course requirements and evaluation

Classwork Participation Group projects

Homework Tests and Quizzes

Quizzes on the “Basics” Tests on Basics, notes, readings, HW, etc

Essays and Projects Usually one project or essay per unit

The Basics One “Basics” worksheet per area of study Recaps the basic info needed to pass the quizzes,

prepare for tests, etc. Requirements:

Questions (review from reading and class notes) Vocabulary

Definition of Word Significant Statement

Keep all year to study for State Tests and finals! Extra copies can be found on our website!

Economics Game of Life Project

6 parts, 100 points each Needs to be turned in on due date, or only worth

partial credit! First part due THIS FRIDAY 9/17/2010!

Helps plan college, career, budget, savings, credit, etc

Final portfolio due in January Stock Market Game

In groups

World Civilizations Typically one project per unit.

Examples: Democracy and Autocracy: Group presentations Imperialism: Postcards Revolutions Children’s Book WWI: newspaper or journal Dictator in a Box presentation Current Events World Problems Paper

World Civ Units of Study First Semester…

Democracy Enlightenment French Revolution Latin American

Revolution Imperialism Nationalism WWI

Second Semester… Russian Revolution Rise of Totalitarian

Leaders WWII De-colonization Cold War 20th Century

World Civ 1st Unit test this Monday! See study guide on board!

Grading To see your student’s grades:

Go to Zangle Parent Connect BUT…

Blank spots DO NOT equal zero (it means I haven't entered it yet)

Absent work might show up as a zero (for now), when the student returns, we will fix the grade. Students with accommodations for extra time, might

see a zero if the assignment was not turned in, but it will be fixed before the progress report.

Remind your student to keep all work to have proof of the grade they received.

Grading Codes on Zangle

Red= Missing Work

Green=Late Work (1/2 or “C” credit)

Absences and late work Students have the amount of days they

were absent to get work made-up for full credit

Late work is due by the end of the grading period and is only worth ½ credit

Reminder… Kelly Thomsen

Kthomsen@djusd.net Please check out our website:

World Civ: http://mrsthomsenworld.wordpress.com

Econ: http://mrsthomsenecon.wordpress.com