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Thursday, February 24, 2011

AIDS Projects Begin!!

Tuesday and Wednesday-
On Tuesday and Wednesday we finished up learning about the different governmental structures in South Africa, Kenya, and the Sudan. We also viewed a promethean presentation on the Sudan region of Darfur.

Click on the link below to see it at home.
Crisis in Darfur

We also finished up class yesterday breaking into our groups for our project on AIDS and learned a little about how the disease is crippling much of Sub Saharan Africa. We read a diary entry from a 13 year old AIDS orphan and began filling out our problem/solution handouts.

Thursday-
The groups continued answering their problem sheets to answer the question, What preventative measures are currently in place in Africa to deal with AIDS? What problems do you see with what the governments are currently doing?

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Governments of Africa!

We have completed the history of Africa and are now beginning to learn about the governments of Kenya, South Africa, and Sudan. Please click on the link below to see the promethean presentation that we used in class and refer to your Chapter 5 and 6 handouts. I also attached a link to the graphic organizer under the assignments settings to the left!

Governments of Africa

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Test tomorrow!!!

Study Study Study!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Click on the link below to do the jeopardy game!

Jeopardy Game on History of Africa

Monday, February 7, 2011

Test on Friday!!

Monday- Today we will have our quiz on the colonization of Africa
Tuesday and Wednesday- We will continue our discussions about specific countries in Africa with an emphasis on South Africa and Pan African Movement
Thursday- We will play jeopardy!!
Friday- Our big day! Don't forget to study!

A review Sheet will be due on Thursday. You can see it under the assignment link

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Have a Great Weekend!

Friday- We learned about the history of Kenya and read a play that was an interview of Kenya's first black president, Kenyatta. We also showed a short clip of his country with a timeline of important events that occurred durring colonization in Africa.

Don't forget your quiz on Monday over Colonization!

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

map of imperialism in Africa

Map of Imperial Powers in Africa

Click on the link above to finish your maps of Africa if you didn't have time in class to add all of the European powers to your political maps.

Colonization of Africa

Today we went over 8.3 and 8.4. Copies of the worksheets are under the assignments heading. I have also attached a copy of the promethean presentation on Colonization below.

Africa Conolization Presentation