Click here to vote for the fundraiser options for our upcoming Haiti fundraiser with FQMS.

Click here to go the National History Day web site to learn how to create a Final Product.

Click here to go to the National History Day Weebly site to continue working on your web site final product.

Click here to download the judging form for the Documentary category.

Click here to download the judging form for the Exhibit category.

Click here to download the judging form for the Paper category.

Click here to download the judging form for the Performance category.

Click here to download the judging form for the Web Site category.

Click here to download the History Day Rule Book for Final Products.

6th & 7th Grade Q2 Extra Credit Videos:

Choose ONE video below and write a one-paragraph summary of it. You should also mention what you learned from watching the video. The paragraph should be approximately 5-8 sentences long (but don’t get hung up on the number of sentences; quality is always more important than quantity). You can earn up to 5 extra credit points for this paragraph. Since this is extra credit, this assignment is OPTIONAL.

Parent Reading List:

I will periodically include links to articles about public education that you may find interesting.  Please feel free to email me with any questions or comments about them.

“Where the Wild Things Are” -- An article about how adults worry about how much and what types of movies that kids watch. From the November 6, 2009, edition of The New York Times

“The Rubber Room -- The Battle over New York City’s Worst Teachers.”  From the August 31, 2009 edition of The New Yorker

“Democrats and Schools”  -- An Op-Ed article from Nicholas Kristof that appeared in the October 15, 2009 edition of The New York Times

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Click here to download the 6th Grade Social Studies curriculum.

Click here to download the 7th Grade Social Studies curriculum.

Click here to download the Social Studies Guide.