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1 APUSH Calendar This calendar is a general guide for the school year. It does not take into account any random school testing days or scheduling changes, so be aware that it can change. It can also change depending on how well the class seems to do with the information in each chapter and unit. You will notice that each week covers about two chapters (especially at the beginning of the year), which means that you should be reading and completing the packets and assignments for each of the two chapters throughout that week or before. The expectation is that a chapter will be read and the packet will be complete on the day you see the chapter written on the calendar. All homework and chapter packets will be checked at the beginning of class and more often then not we will then take a short reading quiz to make sure you understood the main points of the chapter. These quizzes will be part of your participation grade and will be a way to check your comprehension of the reading. I would recommend that you make staying on top of your reading one of your main priorities for this class. If you can stay on top of this, then you should be successful in class discussions and quizzes and tests. At the end of every unit, you will see that you have a unit test that will be a combination of multiple choice, short answer, and long essay questions. Sometimes you will have only a DBQ instead. Before a unit test, you will see a day of prep. During this time we will be looking over the possible essay options as well as answering any questions about the information covered in the unit.. Overall this is meant to be a guide to help keep us all organized! Good luck and I hope this is a great year! Unit Guide Unit Periods & 2 Ch., 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Unit 2 Period 3 Ch. 7, 8, 9, 0 Unit 3 Period 4 Ch., 2, 3, 4, 5 Unit 4 Period 5 Ch. 6, 7, 8, 9, 20, 2, 22 Unit 5 Period 6 Ch. 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 Unit 6 Period 7 Ch. 28, 29, 20, 3, 32, 33, 34 Unit 7 Period 8 Ch. 35, 36, 37, 38 Unit 8 Period 9 Ch. 39, 40, 4
2 August st Day of School - Welcome to APUSH Expectations and Questions 6 Questions and tips and tricks for being successful in APUSH 7 Summer Homework check & taking a look at the test Unit - Periods & 2 Chapter Must have Ch. read by today 2 Chapter 2 Must have Ch. 2 read by today Chapter 3 Must have Ch. 3 read by today Chapter 4 Must have Ch. 4 read by today Chapter 5 Must have Ch. 5 read by today 30 3 Chapter 6 Must have Ch. 6 read by today
3 September No School Labor Day Unit Test Ch. packets are due and Period & 2 Review (opt.) due 7 Grade Test in Class Unit 2 Period 3 Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Unit 2 Test Ch. Packets are due and Period 3 Review due (opt) 28 Grade Test in Class 29 30
4 October 208 Unit 3 - Period 4 Chapter 2 3 Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter 5 End of Qtr. Outside Reading & Extra Work Due No School - Teacher Work Day Unit 3 Test Ch. Packets are due and Period 4 Review due (opt) Unit 4 Period 5 Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter 9
5 November Chapter Chapter Chapter No School Veteran s Day Unit 4 Test Ch. Packets are due and Period 5 Review due (opt) Thanksgiving Break 20 Thanksgiving Break 2 Thanksgiving Break 22 Thanksgiving Break 23 Thanksgiving Break 24 You should definitely relax during this break, but this is also a great time to get ahead for the next Unit 5 Period 6 Chapter Start MWBA series 29 Chapter 24 30
6 December Chapter Chapter Chapter Finals 20 Finals 2 Finals 22 Unit 5 Test Ch. Packets are due and Period 6 Review due (opt) End of Qtr. 2 and st Semester Outside Reading & Extra Work Due
7 January No School Teacher Work Day 8 Unit 6 Period 7 Chapter Chapter Chapter No School MLK Jr. Day Chapter Chapter 32 3
8 February Chapter Chapter No School President s Day No School President s Day 9 Unit 6 Test Ch. Packets are due and Period 7 Review due (opt) 20 Grade Test 2 Unit 7 Period 8 Chapter Chapter
9 March 209 Chapter Chapter Unit 7 Test Ch. Packets are due and Period 8 Review due Chapter 40 3 Grade Test 4 Unit 8 Period 9 Chapter 39 5 End of Qtr. 3 Outside Reading & Extra Work Due President s Quiz MUST be taken Chapter Unit 8 Test Ch. Packets are due and Period 9 Review due (opt) 29 Grade Test 30 3
10 April 209 No School Cesar Chavez Day 2 Period 3 Period 2 4 Period 2 5 Period 3 6 Prep starts here, but may need to be moved about a bit due to CAASPP Testing! 7 8 Period 3 9 Period 4 0 Period 4 Period 5 2 Period Period 6 6 Period 6 7 Period 7 8 Period 7 9 Spring Break Spring Break 23 Spring Break 24 Spring Break 25 Spring Break 26 Spring Break Period 7 30 Period 8
11 May 209 Period 8 2 Period 9 3 Period General Prep 7 General Prep 8 General Prep 9 General Prep 0 APUSH TEST!!!!! 2 3 Relax Day Movie 4 Relax Day Movie 5 Introduce Puppet Project 6 Puppet Project 7 Puppet Project Puppet Project 2 Puppet Project Due Presentations 22 Final Project Images of History 23 Work on Final Project 24 Work on Final Project No School Memorial Day 28 Work on Final Project 29 Work on Final Project 30 Work on Final Project All Extra Work Due 3 Finals
12 June Finals 4 Finals Last Day of School
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