Monthly Archives: January 2020
Empires in the 1900s project

Based on your readings in your text book and the resources given to you, your task is to prepare the following sections on your poster. This poster should take the form of a three dimensional model, a series of cartoon frames, pictures, or maps or famous people’s quotes or stories or a combination of these.
1. Location. Draw a series of maps to show important events and places in the Empire. Be sure to elaborate on these places and events and discuss their importance. 20 marks
2. Time line. Choose a minimum of ten and a maximum of 15 time line events you consider important to understand the Empire. Elaborate on these events.20 marks
3. Daily Life. Family Life, work, entertainment, architecture, achievements, art.20 marks
4. Important people: Writers, Historians, Emperors. 20 marks
5. Politics. Causes of political tensions, expansion, power struggle. 20 marks
This project can be done alone or in groups of no more than four students. For this project to be successful, you must do the following:
1. Form a group and plan out what you want to do and who will be doing it.
2. Take notes based on your research and write the ideas in your own words.
3. Do not copy and pretend the work you have plagiarized is yours. You and your entire group will receive a zero (0) mark.
4. Each member of the group is directly responsible for the success of the whole group. If you do not contribute, your group mark will be lowered.
5. If you miss class time while your group is preparing or you are not present during the presentation, your group mark will be lowered. Medical reasons will be excused.
6. In any case, if you know you will not be there on presentation day, you must give your materials to another student who can present your part for you.
7. Marks for each section will be awarded as follows: 1. Oral presentation, based on an introduction, main facts, and conclusion (10 marks). 2. Written work, done neatly and with effort, focussing on a clear theme (10 marks).
100 MARKS TOTAL
Project- About Me- Space and Place

About A Place Assignment & Rubric
Here is the assignment outline for our the project – About A Place. The intention of this assignment is for you to choose a place that is special to you, anywhere on the planet, and to do an analysis of the specific location.
You are encouraged to choose a place that connects to our space and place unit, but that is not necessarily required. If you would prefer to do an amazing spot that has been created through different forces such as (ex. Beijing- human feature/urban city) or a glacier (created through erosion of ice) that is fine, but the criteria will change somewhat.
You will analyse the place through a human and physical geographic lens. Use the criteria to guide your research.
Currently, the due date for the assignment is February 3rd.
https://allpoetry.com/poems/about/Geography – website for poems
Interactions of the four spheres
https://www.thoughtco.com/the-four-spheres-of-the-earth-1435323 – Article
https://www.latlong.net/ – Calculate GPS
PowerPoint Link above ^
Introduction to Ap Geography
History 12 Course Outline
Please download the course outline here:
If you have any questions, please send an email to tom.sha@franklinschool.ca. Thanks!
Human Geography 12
Download the course outline here. Thanks!
Past Student’s Work
Sofia’s Blog/Website – https://sofiayufs.home.blog/
Carver, Connie, and Steven’s Timeline https://website6440.wordpress.com/
Alice’s Website – Project – 30 Most Famous People in the 19th Century
Economics 12- Get a Pencil. You’re Tackling the Deficit
You can find the worksheet in the link below:
Human Geography 12 Course Outline
Please download the course outline Here Download
If you have any questions please speak with Mr. Sha in class, thanks!
Socials Studies 10 Course Outline
Student Self-Assessment

Please download the word file and complete the self-assessment individually. If you have any questions, feel free to ask Mr. Sha. We will be conducting semester end exit interviews on Jan 16-17.
List of MyBluePrint Assignments
Here are all of the assignments in Word file. Please download any missing assignments and upload them on to myblueprint, thanks!