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4th Grade History ASSIGNMENTS

Mon. 

Aug 20 

School STARTS  

 

 

 

1st SIX WEEKS  

 

Fri. 

Aug 24 

4th Read [PS], 111 "Father Damian Massanet"  

 

 

 

4th Skim TEXT DUE  

 

Thurs. 

Aug 30 

4th READ [PS], 121 "Aztec Artist"  

 

 

 

4th READ [IG], 36 "Animal Life of Texas"  

 

Fri. 

Aug 31 

4th Chapter 2 Lesson 1, 44 "One Country, Five Regions"  

 

Mon. 

Sep 3 

Holiday  

 

Thurs. 

Sep 6 

4th READ [PS], 124 "Cabeza de Vaca"  

 

 

 

4th READ [IG], 78 "Geography of the Western Hemisphere"  

 

Fri. 

Sep 7 

4th Chapter 2 Lesson 2, 52 "The Coastal Plain of Texas"  

 

Thurs. 

Sep 13 

4th READ [PS], 152 "Stephen F. Austin letter"  

 

 

 

4th READ [IG], 106 "Life in an Lipan Apache Village"  

 

Fri. 

Sep 14 

4th Chapter 2 Lesson 3 The North Central Plains of Texas  

 

Thurs. 

Sep 20 

4th READ [PS], 155 "Mary Crownover Rabb"  

 

 

 

4th READ [IG], 126 "Routes of European Explorers"  

 

Fri. 

Sep 21 

4th CChapter 2 Lesson 4 The Great Plains of Texash 2 Les 4 DUE  

 

Thurs. 

Sep 27 

4th READ [PS], 168 "William B. Travis Letter"  

 

 

 

4th READ [IG], 192 "Six Flags Over Texas"  

 

Fri. 

Sep 28 

4th Chapter 2 Lesson 5 The Mountains & Basins of Texas  

 

 

 

Early Release  

 

Mon. 

Oct 1 

2nd SIX WEEKS  

 

Thurs. 

Oct 4 

4th READ [IG], 234 "Major Battles of the Civil War  

 

 

 

4th READ [PS], 203 "Life of German Pioneers"  

 

Fri. 

Oct 5 

4th Chapter 3 Lesson 1 The First Americans  

 

Thurs. 

Oct 11 

4th READ [PS], 222 "I Am Annie Mae Hunt"  

 

 

 

4th READ [DYK], 11 "How Big Is Texas?"  

 

Fri. 

Oct 12 

4th Chapter 3 Lesson 2 The Rise of Civilizations  

 

Thurs. 

Oct 18 

4th READ [PS], 227 "Sam Houston letter"  

 

 

 

4th READ [DYK], 185 "Who Made the First Texas Flag?"  

 

Fri. 

Oct 19 

4th Chapter 3 Lesson 3 Native Americans of the Gulf Coast and the Plains  

 

Thurs. 

Oct 25 

4th READ [PS], 247 "Frank Hastings"  

 

 

 

4th READ [DYK], 233 "Juneteenth"  

 

Fri. 

Oct 26 

4th Chapter 3 Lesson 4 Native Americans of the Desert & the Forest  

 

Thurs. 

Nov 1 

4th READ [DYK], 267 "Buffalo Soldiers"  

 

 

 

4th READ [PS], 257 "Clara McDonald Williamson Painting"  

 

Fri. 

Nov 2 

4th Chapter 4 Lesson 1 Arrival of Europeans  

 

Thurs. 

Nov 8 

4th READ [PS], 265 "Kiowa Teepee Drawing"  

 

 

 

4th READ [DYK], 341 "Which Capitol Is Taller?"  

 

Fri. 

Nov 9 

4th Chapter 4 Lesson 2 Exploring the Southwest  

 

Mon. 

Nov 12 

3rd SIX WEEKS  

 

Thurs. 

Nov 15 

4th READ [Lit], 46 "Life on the Mississippi"  

 

 

 

4th READ [PS], 293 "Carmen Perry" - Texas  

 

Fri. 

Nov 16 

Early Release  

 

 

 

4th Chapter 4 Lesson 3 Life in Spanish Texas  

 

Mon. 

Nov 19 

Thanksgiving Holidays  

 

Tuesday 

Nov 20 

Thanksgiving Holidays  

 

Wed. 

Nov 21 

Thanksgiving Holidays  

 

Thurs. 

Nov 22 

Thanksgiving Holidays  

 

Fri. 

Nov 23 

Thanksgiving Holidays  

 

Thurs. 

Nov 29 

4th READ [PS], 310 "Dr. Benard A. Harris"  

 

 

 

4th READ [Lit], 77 "Anne of Green Gables"  

 

Fri. 

Nov 30 

4th Chapter 5 Lesson 1 The Austins  

 

Thurs. 

Dec 6 

4th READ [PS], 335 "Ann Richards"  

 

 

 

4th READ [Lit], 374 Buck Ramsey poem  

 

Fri. 

Dec 7 

4th Chapter 5 Lesson 2 Life in Mexican Texas  

 

 

4th History Assignments & Instructions - 2007-2008

 

 

History is scheduled for Monday/Wednesday/Friday

 

WORK IN TEXT BOOK

 

  • Write the the SUM IT UP
  • Answer the questions in THINK ABOUT IT
  • Do the best you can. Some answers are very difficult to find.
  • The "hunt" for the answer is also a valuable skill.
  • The student is responsible for answering all the questions in COMPLETE SENTENCES and RESTATING the question in the answer.
  • Use NO PRONOUNS.
  • Underline the part of the sentence(s) that is the answer. 
  • The student will have a book for SCHOOL and a book for HOME.

READ:

  • Read aloud the selection with your child.
  • Use this as a time to answer/ask questions.
  • Have your child write a response in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
  • Since one purpose for this assignment is to encourage parents and student to dialogue, the assignment is not complete, if the student reads without the parent. Some of the READs are difficult.
  • Neither the student nor you are required to understand everything you read. Do the best you can.
  • It is not necessary to spend a long time on these assignments.
  • Allow the student to give their answers, even when you think there may be a better answer.

SKIM:

  • Student is to SKIM their text book and write a 50+ word response in complete sentences.
  • Skimming is not reading.
  • The purpose of SKIM is to provide the student with a quick overview of the text.
  • This is always a good practice in any subject.

MEMorization:

  • Student will write the passages on Monday of each week at the beginning of class. They are not allowed to study in class before writing. Time given to write the verse will be limited.
  • They may use any translation. They will receive credit for close approximations as long as the main ideas are listed.
  • For a 100 they MUST have the passages quoted accurately and have the translation listed. If it is not the KJV, GN, or NIV they must provide a copy of the translation for comparison. 

HEADER:

  • Student MUST use proper heading on all papers which will contain:
  • Name,
  • Class,
  • DATE DUE,
  • DATE TURNED IN,
  • the assignment name, and their

 

  • student number.