Milwaukee Non-Fiction Writing Research Project. When was the last time you took a trip into the city of Milwaukee? Did you ever wonder what the word Milwaukee means? Do you know what Native American tribes lived in Milwaukee? Do you know who the first explorer was to step foot in Milwaukee? These and many more of your questions will be answered as we journey into the past and learn how Milwaukee came to be.

On this website you will find instructions for the making of your project, tools, resources, a written explanation on what is expected, as well as a rubric. 1 An act of asking for information. Inquiry projects commence with a question about something you want to know more about. The purpose of this project is to learn about the different perspectives, thoughts and feelings that Jewish children had during the Holocaust.

Around the World in a Few Easy Steps. This is the page for all online modules for my 9th Grade history course. Here is where you get the syllabus, module descriptions, instructions, and rubrics we will use in class. Stayed tuned for updates, blogs, and other surprises. The general rubrics are below, and are downloadable as PDF. Read more at the page for grading policies and peer review forms. THE SYLLABUS AND CURRICULUM MAP PAGE. GENERAL RUBRICS AND PEER REVIEW FORMS PAGE.

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Our Field Trip to the Pumpkin Patch last week! Welcome, 4th Graders and Parents! I am so happy to have you in my class this year! I hope that you find this website helpful. I plan to keep it as up-to-date as possible. It is my goal to keep both you and your student informed of important dates and events. Also, this website can be used to refer to our class schedule, the lunch menu, our class blog, permission forms, math help, information on how to help your school and much more! Class List and Birthdays,.