Year 7 History – All AC Descriptors (Whole Year) Learning Goals and Success Criteria Posters. This packet has all the posters you will need to display the learning goals for the entire year!!!! Year 7 Australian Curriculum History: Historical Knowledge and Understandings :– - Overview of the Ancient World. - Depth Studies - Investigate the ancient past - Depth Studies - The Mediterranean World - Egypt - Depth Studies - The Mediterranean World - Greece - Depth Studies - The Mediterranean World - Rome - Depth Studies - The Asian World - India - Depth Studies - The Asian World - China Historical Skills – Chronology, terms and concepts – Historical questions and research – Analysis and use of sources – Perspectives and interpretations – Explanation and communication In addition, this file includes a poster for Each of the above areas "KEY VOCABULARY" or ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY for the unit. Other Resources You may be interested in: Year 7 HISTORY Vocabulary Posters Australian Curriculum
This week in social studies we have been learning all about technology! We have talked bout different kinds of technology, how it has changed and how it helps us! I used activities from my new technology unit! I started the week on Monday by showing my kids an abacus and the calculator on my cell phone. I asked the kids about what the abacus and calculators do to help us. We compared them and talked about how both objects help us do similar things, but the calculator is faster and easier to use. We reviewed the words past and present and we then brainstormed other examples of technology used in then and now. I then sent the kids off to their seats to illustrate and label different examples. They came up with some great ideas: (candle, bird: light, phone) (quill, talking, candle, horse; pencil, light, phone, car) (They use horses to go to work and school; They have cars now and they drive a seat.) (quill, candle, horse, abacus; computer, car, lamp) On Tuesday we talked about how even though technology has changed a lot, there are still some examples that we used a long time ago and today. The kids worked on a venn diagram where they placed pictures according to when we used them. I told them there was not one right answer, they just had to explain their reasoning to me. For example, some kids thought horse should be in the past since we have cars now, but some kids said horse should be in both since some cowboys today still use horses in their work. After our venn diagram, I asked the kids to come up with technology that will be in the future. They came up with some very fun ideas: (robot maid - Yes, she is modeled after Rosie from the Jetsons!) (super shoe - help you run super fast!) (electricity car - hooray for no gas!) On Wednesday, we talked about how we use different kinds of technology depending on where we are and what we need to do. We talked about things we use at home versus at school. We noticed that we use a lot of the same things in both places. I then had the kids fill out a web for each setting: (TV, phone, tablet, games, computer, lights) (phone, computer, games, Wii, X-box, play station) (Wii, lights, computer, car, microwave, phone) (TV, toilets, tablets, phones, lights, computer) (TV, kindle, toilets, pipes, lights, phone) Today we talked about the many ways that technology helps us and makes our lives easier (most of the time!) I let them work on a paper book where they had to come up with one way that each example helps them. On the last page they had to come up with their own example: (drive) (play games) (call people) (see the moon) (bathrooms - brush our teeth) (lights - see) We had a lot of fun this week! Hope you enjoyed all my kids' hard work! The first three people to comment (with their email) can get a free copy! Click on the picture below to check out my product on TpT!
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ABBREVIATIONS WITH YEARS ( AD, BC, CE, BCE … ) We can see some abbreviations which are written with years. Let see these abbreviations and their using. 1) BC / AD We sometimes see AD, BC which are added after years such as AD 1000, 200 BC. BC is the abbreviated form of “Before Christ”. It refers to a year before Jesus Christ was born in English. “BC” is always written after the year. Real money online gambling is quite usual in NZ. So gamblers should know a few important factors like security and money management. Professionals built a rating
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Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, 7 November 1934 by Marcus Adams This photograph is from the book Marcus Adams: Royal Photographer, which can be purchased from the Royal Collection online shop. This photograph is also included in the exhibition of royal portraits by Marcus Adams, on display at The Queen's Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse, 25 February - 5 June 2011. Explore the exhibition online. The Royal Collection © 2011, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Not for reproduction.
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‘Incunabula’ are items printed up to the year 1500, during the infancy of printing, and are thus of exceptional rarity. The Museum, although rich in 16th-century works, has only three incunabula, or possibly four. They are the Kalendarium of Regiomontanus, an astronomical calendar (which also contains printed paper instruments), published at Venice in 1476; an... View Article
As countries become more developed, they travel diagonally to the upper-right.
