Applewood Christian School

Visuals:

-this can be a Powerpoint, Prezi, Video, Poster, Tri-fold Presentation Board, or any other creative visual you can think of

-there is not a specific number of visuals needed, but there are specific categories of information needed. Check your packet for that information.  

Brochure Resources:

-a Word Doc template has been attached to this blog post. Remember that attachments appear at the very bottom of posts, in tiny text, under the date

-Here is information on how to create a brochure using Google Docs.  https://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Brochure-Using-Google-Docs 

-Go to the following websites for downloadable templates and/or instructions for making a brochure in Powerpoint: 

-https://templates.office.com/en-us/Business-tri-fold-brochure-TM03112830 

-https://yourbusiness.azcentral.com/make-trifolds-powerpoint-2603.html

-https://templates.office.com/en-us/Brochures  <--This website has templates for various Office softwares. I personally think that Powerpoint is the easiest program for the sake of design, but that is entirely up to you. 

***I also emailed a Brochure Template to the email address that was last  used to send me something, whether it is your personal email address of that of a parent/guardian 

Make sure to include all the required information.  Check the packet for details about what information should be included.  

Stamp: 

Below are step-by-step instructions for creating a stamp using Powerpoint. Again, I prefer designing things in Powerpoint because it is easier to layer and manipulate elements of the design, and put them where you want them to go.  However, you are not required to use any particular program or method to create any of your visuals. I just wanted you to have access to this possibility, which is the one I discussed in class. 

 1.  Open Powerpoint

2.  Go to --> File --> Page Setup 

3. Change the dimensions of the page to approximately 1 inch by 1 inch. You can take some liberties with the size. It DOES need to be small--remember that on the day of the World Hop everyone will get 6 stamps on their passport. However, 1.5 by 1.5 would probably be fine.  Or, if you don't want to create a square stamp, you could make your stamp 1x2 or 2x1. 

4.  Design your stamp however you want using photographs, text, clipart, etc. 

5. When you are satisfied with your design, save it. 

6. In addition to saving the Powerpoint, you will want save the slide you created as a image file. To do this, go to File --> Export. At the bottom of the window that pops up, you will clip on the scroll down menu and find/select JPEG. 

7. Once your stamp has been saved as a JPEG, you can insert 6 copies of the image file into a Word Document, and print your stamps from there.  

Bring your packet to school. You will need to turn it in so that I can use the rubrics within the packet to grade your papers and the other parts of the project!  

Here is the study guide for TOMORROW'S test

Remember, you can only use one side of the notecard.  

Brochure Resources:

-a Word Doc template has been attached to this blog post. Remember that attachments appear at the very bottom of posts, in tiny text, under the date

-Here is information on how to create a brochure using Google Docs.  https://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Brochure-Using-Google-Docs 

-Go to the following websites for downloadable templates and/or instructions for making a brochure in Powerpoint: 

-https://templates.office.com/en-us/Business-tri-fold-brochure-TM03112830 

-https://yourbusiness.azcentral.com/make-trifolds-powerpoint-2603.html

-https://templates.office.com/en-us/Brochures  <--This website has templates for various Office softwares. I personally think that Powerpoint is the easiest program for the sake of design, but that is entirely up to you. 

Stamp: 

Below are step-by-step instructions for creating a stamp using Powerpoint. Again, I prefer designing things in Powerpoint because it is easier to layer and manipulate elements of the design, and put them where you want them to go.  However, you are not required to use any particular program or method to create any of your visuals. I just wanted you to have access to this possibility, which is the one I discussed in class. 

 1.  Open Powerpoint

2.  Go to --> File --> Page Setup 

3. Change the dimensions of the page to approximately 1 inch by 1 inch. You can take some liberties with the size. It DOES need to be small--remember that on the day of the World Hop everyone will get 6 stamps on their passport. However, 1.5 by 1.5 would probably be fine.  Or, if you don't want to create a square stamp, you could make your stamp 1x2 or 2x1. 

4.  Design your stamp however you want using photographs, text, clipart, etc. 

5. When you are satisfied with your design, save it. 

6. In addition to saving the Powerpoint, you will want save the slide you created as a image file. To do this, go to File --> Export. At the bottom of the window that pops up, you will clip on the scroll down menu and find/select JPEG. 

7. Once your stamp has been saved as a JPEG, you can insert 6 copies of the image file into a Word Document, and print your stamps from there.  

Copy the following notes in your interactive notebook: 

 We must contain France after Napoleon's conquests! section

-France's borders reduced to 1792 (pre-Napoleon)

-Conquests taken away

We should have a balance of power in Europe!  

- The congress created a Confederated Germany, a consolidation of nearly 300 states of the Holy Roman Empire (dissolved in 1806) into a much less complex system of 39 states. 

The legitimate rulers of Europe should be in power! 

-Traditional monarchs of France, Austria, England, Russia to maintain power in their countries

-conservative rule; these leaders were not interested in revolution or expansion

We must promote peace adn stability in Europe!

-Traditional powers responsible for peace and stability - larger, more powerful nations  

Themes

-Finish reading Chpt 2 and 3 of Johnny Tremaine  

Geography

-Read pages 398-402

-Complete section quiz, including * question 

World Lit

 -Finish reading chapters 12-14 of Cry, the Beloved Country

World History

-Finish quiz packet 

Physical Science

-read pages 344-350

-complete student notebook pages 175-176  

American Literature:

-Instead of doingn ALL of the analysis questions, just do #s 5, 8, and 10

-Still do a dialectical journal entry for each of the past 3 days of reading (i.e. a quote/response from Friday's reading, one from Monday's reading, and one from Tuesday's)

6th and 7th World History 

-finish quiz packet if needed

-illustrate "Napolean Restores Order" and "Downfall of Napoleon" pages in your interactive notebook  

Themes in Lit

-study for test

 Geography

-study for test

World Literature

-read chapters 3-5 of Cry, the Beloved Country

World History

-Take notes over section 2

Phy Sci

-study for test

American Literature

-complete anticipation guide for Fahrenheit 451

-Read introduction handout

6th/7th World History

French Revolution Interactive Timeline Page

-look up the dates for each event, and write the date under the name of the event

-draw and color a picture in each box that symbolized each event 

Themes: Copy the rest of the study guide

Order of Events

1. Sam rescues Frodo from the Tower of Cirith Ungol

2. Sam and Frodo go to Mount Doom. 

3. Gollum attacks them. 

4. The ring is destroyed. 

5. The eagles save Sam and Frodo and they are reunited with the fellowship. 

6. Aragorn is crowned King of Gondor 

7. The fellowship returns to their separate homes, and on the way they pass Saruman. 

8. Once the hobbits get back to the Shire, they found out Sharkey had taken over

9. They fight and take back the Shire.  

10. The Gaffer complains to Frodo because his 'tater patch got ruined. 

11. They go to the Grey Havens

Places

Mordor - the evil place, home of Sauron

Mount Doom- Where the ring is destroyed

Cirith Ungol - a pass/fortress near Minas Morgul

Barad-dur - home of Sauron

Black Gate - most fortified and direct entrance into Mordor

Minas Tirith - Where Aragorn is crowned King 

Rivendell- Where Bilbo's 129th birthday is celebrated 

Bree-  village east of the Shire, Frodo was once considered suspicious there, now he is hailed a hero

Grey Havens- Elvish port city 

Characters to Add

Lotho - Frodo's greedy cousin

Wormtongue - killed Lotho 

Quotes: In addition to copying the quote, write why you think each quote is significant, and what theme you think it is most closely connect to. 

"Sam felt that he could sit like that in endless happiness, but it was not allowed. It was not enough for him to find his master, he had still to try and save him."

"It would be just to slay this treacherous, murderous creature, just and many times deserved, also it seemed the only safe thing to do. But deep in his heart there was something that restrained him."

"I am glad you are here with me. Here at the end of all things, Sam."

"Wormtongue hesitated, and then followed his master."

"...the Third Age was over, and the Days of the Rings were passed, and an end was come to the story and song of those times."