MESOPOTAMIA SCHEDULE: Part One (8 blocks) culture develops into civilization, geography, early agriculture, beliefs and flood stories

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MESOPOTAMIA SCHEDULE: Part One (8 blocks) culture develops into civilization, geography, early agriculture, beliefs and flood stories Page One Mesopotamia Part One Due date EQ: What is culture? A. Free Write: Respond: What are some ways kids make birthdays special at FMS? <1/2 block B. Benchmark Aspects of Culture: Copy Twelve Aspects of Culture into notebook. C. Gather Information: View Techbook 2.2 Explore p 1 Subsistence Needs (at bottom of page). Put a box around the aspects of culture from your list above that represent subsistence needs and then label them as such. D. Optional: Add data about the culture in the class on big paper. Record observations from each question in notebook. EQ: Why do humans form a civilization? A. Benchmark on highlighting 1 1/2 blocks B. Gather Information: 1) For each text below, set up notebook with topic of page. Then, highlight information in techbook as directed. Record bulleted notes into notebook. a. Read techbook 2.2 Explore p. 2 Specialization of Labor. Highlight jobs listed; there are 8. b. Read Techbook 2.2 Explore p. 4 Cities and Government. Highlight what leaders/ governments did. Define city-state. c. Read Techbook 2.2 Explore p. 6 Religion and Literature. Highlight reasons for religion. 2. View How and Why did Civilization Begin? link on Schoolwires (4:45) and define civilization. C Benchmark on civilization- Answer EQ

Page Two Mesopotamia Part One Due date EQ: Why do humans form a civilization? continued D. Optional : Read This is Culture Techbook 2.2. Explore p. 3. Answer questions in notebook. EQ: How did geography impact life in Mesopotamia? 2+ blocks GEOGRAPHY A. Gather Information: 1. Create a labeled map of Middle East. See instruction sheet. Use the maps on Techbook 3.1 Explore to help you. 2. Read Techbook 3.1 Explore pages 1-3 and answer the EQ. 3. Complete River Exploration activity with table group. (See Schoolwires). 4. View Migration to the Fertile Crescent. (1:24) Techbook 3.1 Explore p 3 bottom of page and list of natural resources that were used by early farmers. 5. View Mesopotamian Geography in Sumerian Society. Techbook 3.1 Explore p 3 (1:00) 2x. a. List foods eaten. b. Make a flowchart (a list of ideas, showing cause and effect with arrows.)showing the effects of the geography in Mesopotamia. Start with the mountains and end with food. B. Vocabulary : Define Fertile Crescent, drought, famine Use vocabulary.com C. Optional: Read Floods in the Fertile Crescent on Techbook 3.1 Explore p. 4 bottom and answer questions 1-3 in notebook. Copy question or use language of question in answer. Farming D. Gather Information: 1. View Agricultural Technology Techbook 3.1 Explore p. 4. Draw & Label a bird s- eye-view of a farm. Include: river, field, canal, levee and, dam or gated ditch. Define levee and dam. 2. Read Techbook 3.1 Explore pp. 4-6. Define silt, irrigation and seeder. Create a t-chart listing problems the people faced with agriculture and their solutions.

Page Three Mesopotamia Part One Due date EQ: How did geography impact life in Mesopotamia?. Continued E Optionals: 1. Read Dams and Levees Techbook 3.3 Explore p. 4 bottom. Answer questions 1-3. 2. Read The Development of the Wheel Techbook 3.3 Explore p. 5 bottom. Answer questions 1-3. F. Benchmark on farming EQ: What were the beliefs of the people of Mesopotamia? (religion) 1/2 block A. Freewrite: Describe how you believe our earth was formed. From where did you get this belief? B. Gather Information about the ziggurat using split page notes: 1. Make a t-chart labeled question and answer. List questions skipping 3 spaces: Who went inside the ziggurat? ; what happened inside the ziggurat? Where were the ziggurat built? When were the ziggurat built? How did the ziggurat look? Why were the ziggurat built? Then, Read Techbook 3.2 Explore page 1 Religion in Mesopotamia. Highlight answers to these questions and record answers in notebook. C. Optionals: 1. Read the Ziggurat Techbook 3.2 Explore page 1 bottom. Answer questions 1-3 in notebook. 2. Complete Mesopotamia Gods and Goddesses...Webquest using www.mesopotamia.co.uk. Webquest is a Google Doc or pdf on Schoolwires. E. Benchmark on polytheism: word web.

Page Four Mesopotamia Part One Due date EQ: What can we learn about cultures from their stories? (knowledge) A. Vocabulary: Use vocabulary.com to define epic, immortality and deity. 1 1/2 blocks B. Gather Information: 1. View Myths and Archetypes of Mesopotamia. (6:46). To find use Techbook search bar. Complete 1 O/R/Q. 2. Listen and read along : The Epic of Gilgamesh and The Biblical Story of Noah. Schoolwires 3. List facts learned about a culture from its stories. C. Benchmark : Create t-chart in notebook comparing aspects of the story D. Optional Read The Lessons of Gilgamesh Techbook 3.3 Explore p. 3. In your notebook, explain why it s worth reading the Epic of Gilgamesh today. EQ: How can archaeological evidence prove/disprove an ancient story? What evidence exists of the floods? 2 blocks A. Gather Information: Create a double t-chart with these headings: document; evidence found; what it proves. 1. Do a CLOSE read of 2 articles/ websites reporting on archaeological research of the ancient flood. See Schoolwires. 2. Complete the chart. Collect at least 4 pieces of evidence. B. Optional : Read an additional article/website and complete chart. Assessments ; Write DBQ essay (graded) Due Date Quiz on vocabulary as part of the Mesopotamia Schedule 2 OPEN NOTEBOOK test at end of Mesopotamia Unit. To be prepared for this test, be sure your classwork is complete.