1° Marden - Social Studies 7-26-27 Assignments
- Instructor
- Jack Marden
- Term
- 2026-2027 Academic Term
- Department
- Social Studies
- Description
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August 2026
| Su | Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa |
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| 4 events ••• | 1 event • | |||||
Upcoming Assignments
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If absent:
Review these slides.
Grab a piece of paper and title them "7. How Learning Works"
Write notes about what you've learned, any important words or phrases, what is challenging to understand or any questions that you have
Review these slides.
Grab a piece of paper and title them "7. How Learning Works"
Write notes about what you've learned, any important words or phrases, what is challenging to understand or any questions that you have
Due:
It's not worth points! Just see how well you know what to do when you're absent. Keep taking this until you get 100%.
Due:
If absent:
Review these slides.
Grab a piece of paper and title them "7. How Learning Works"
Write notes about what you've learned, any important words or phrases, what is challenging to understand or any questions that you have
Review these slides.
Grab a piece of paper and title them "7. How Learning Works"
Write notes about what you've learned, any important words or phrases, what is challenging to understand or any questions that you have
Past Assignments
Due:
This is an exam we give at the start and end of every year at Fisher in your Social Studies classes.
IT DOES NOT COUNT FOR A GRADE.
All 6th, 7th & 8th graders take this test. It doesn't affect anything and no one outside of the Social Studies teachers can see the results. We are looking for patterns, trends and growth from 6th grade to 8th grade in the Historical Thinking Skills that we practice in Social Studies.
We learn some skills in 6th grade, introduce new ones in 7th grade, and practice 8th grade more in 8th grade, so it's ok if you feel like you're not sure how to answer some of these questions right now. Just do your best!
IT DOES NOT COUNT FOR A GRADE.
All 6th, 7th & 8th graders take this test. It doesn't affect anything and no one outside of the Social Studies teachers can see the results. We are looking for patterns, trends and growth from 6th grade to 8th grade in the Historical Thinking Skills that we practice in Social Studies.
We learn some skills in 6th grade, introduce new ones in 7th grade, and practice 8th grade more in 8th grade, so it's ok if you feel like you're not sure how to answer some of these questions right now. Just do your best!