Weekly Topic Rise of Big Business and Organized Labor |
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Classtime |
A History of US An Age of Extremes (8) “Carnegie” “A Bookkeeper..Rockefeller” “Powerful Pierpont” A History of US Reconstruction & Reform
(7) “Huck, Tom & Friends” If You Lived … the Great San Francisco Earthquake (K-4 Classtime this week) |
A History of US An Age of Extremes (8) “Monopoly- Not Always…” “Producing Goods” “Harvest at Haymarket” Story of the World, Vol. 4 Ch. 16 (The Expanding U.S.) sect. “Stocks,
Philanthropists, and Outlaws ” |
A History of US An Age of Extremes (8) “Workers, Labor…” “Telling It Like It Is” “Bread and Roses, Too” |
Readers K-2 |
Mark Twain
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Easy Biography Series) |
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3+ |
Tom Sawyer |
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5+ |
Tom Sawyer p 1-143 |
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Family ReadAloud |
Old Sam and the Horse Thieves* p 150-198 |
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Map/Timeline |
(1885) Twain’s Huckleberry Finn published |
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(1871) The Great Chicago Fire |
Writing Ideas |
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Grammar: You lived through the San Francisco Earthquake. Write a letter to your grandmother
decribing what happened. |
Logic: Choose one of the industrialists to research further. What was his attitude toward wealth? What
did he do with his wealth? |
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Optional Fiction and Resources |
* If you’ve chose to read
just Dakota Trotter, read p 79-101 this week. |
Trailblazer series for 3+: Journey to the End of the Earth (William Seymour) |
Kingfisher History 1993 p 594-95 Food/Farming |