Transcript Week 19 Bell Work

Lesson
Objective(s)
•Learn about the
Arabian
Peninsula, its
nomadic people,
and its centers of
trade.
•Find out about
the life and
mission of the
Muslim prophet
Muhammad.
•Learn about
Muslim beliefs.
Monday: 1-27-14
• Read the two paragraphs on
page 18
• Who is considered the
founder of Islam
• In your own words,
summarize how this person
become the founder of Islam
Citing Sources
Newspaper or
Magazine Article
• Author: Jeff Magill
• Source: Chillicothe
Gazette
• Title of Article:
Huntington Middle
School Ranks #1
• Date: January 27, 2014
• Page(s): A1
Online Article
• Author: Jeff Magill
• Source: 7th Grade World
Studies
• Title of Website/Article:
Social Studies Ranks #1 as
Students Favorite Subject
• Website Address:
www.huntsmen.org/mrmagill.aspx
• Organization: Huntington
Local Schools
• Date Updated: January 26,
2014
• Date Accesses: January 27,
2014
How To Cite
Newspaper/Magazine
• Last Name, First
Name. “Title of Article.”
Newspaper/Magazine
Name Date: page(s).
Website
• Last Name, First
Name. Title of
Website/Article. Date
last updated. Name of
organization that
sponsors the
• site. Date accessed.
<URL link>.
Answers
Newspaper/Magazine
• Magill, Jeff. "Huntington Middle School
Ranks #1." Chillicothe Gazette 26 Jan.
2014: A1
Website
• Magill, Jeff. " Social Studies Ranks #1 as
Students Favorite Subject." 26 Jan. 2014.
Huntington Local Schools. 27 Jan. 2014.
< www.huntsmen.org/mrmagill.aspx>
Lesson
Objective(s)
Explain the
origins of Islam
and the impact
Islam had on
history.
Identify major
contributions
made by Islamic
Civilization on
Western
Civilization.
Thursday: 1-30-14
• Using the chart on
page 21, What are the
Five Pillars of Islam?
Assignments
• Weeks 20 & 21 Bell Work (Late)
• Current Event 1 (Late)
• Final History Fair Topics (Late)
• Byzantine Empire Project (Late)
• Blizzard Bag 1: Maps of the Byzantine Empire (Due 2-6)
• Blizzard Bag 2: Current Event 2 (Due 2-6)
• Blizzard Bag 3: Muslim Populations (Due 2-6)
• Current Event 3 (Due 1-30)
• History Fair Project Outline (Due 1-30)
Lesson
Objective(s)
Explain the
origins of Islam
and the impact
Islam had on
history.
Identify major
contributions
made by Islamic
Civilization on
Western
Civilization.
Friday: 1-31-14
• The Spread of Islam: map on
page 27
• Movement: Islam began to
spread even during Muhammad’s
lifetime.
• Identify: When did Islam spread
to North Africa? Where did
Muslims lose lands after 800?
• Conclude: What role do you think
the Mediterranean Sea played in
the spread of Islam?