Welcome to Individuals and Society - Years 0, 1, 2, & 3
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Monticello - President Thomas Jefferson's home in Charlottesville, VA
Year 0 - 5th Grade U.S. History Course Description
This is a survey course taught at the 5th grade level according to guidelines that are prescribed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This year we will cover subjects covering the beginnings of the colonies starting with Plimoth Plantation here in Massachusetts and Jamestown in Virginia, to the movement of settlers to the wild, wild, west and the impact this settlement had on the native peoples of North America. Areas of Study Native Americans in North America Exploration Colonial Era Pre-Revolutionary War Era American Revolution New Government Young United States Year 1 - 6th Grade World Geography Course Description This is a survey course taught at the 6th grade level according to guidelines that are prescribed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This year we will cover subjects covering different aspects of geography from how to read a map to the focus on different geographical regions throughout the world. Areas of study will include: Central and South America Africa Asia Australia and the Pacific Realm Europe and Russia Year 2 & 3 Course Description Ancient Civilizations and World History I are survey courses taught at the 7th and 8th grade levels in alternating years, according to guidelines that are prescribed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Ancient Civilizations covers from the Dawn of Man to the Fall of the Roman Empire, and Word History 1 covers the period from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment Period. Areas of Study Early Man Early Empires Ancient Greece Ancient Rome Byzantine and Muslim Empires Europe in the Middle Ages Civilizations of Africa Ancient Americas Civilizations of Asia Renaissance Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment Classroom Teacher: David McGlothlin
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