Warm-upReviewNew Material Guided and Ind. Practice Homework Recall and review of universal human rights book Review of the map of north and west Africa.

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Warm-upReviewNew Material Guided and Ind. Practice Homework Recall and review of universal human rights book Review of the map of north and west Africa n.com/ilike2learn/afri ca.html Reading of While doing chart of three major ethnic groups Main ideas and critical thinking questions together aloud with class

Warm-upReviewNew Material Guided and Ind. Practice Homework Review the map of N Africa and W Africa learn.com/ilike2l earn/africa.html Think about questions page 539 Intro East and Southern Africa Reading While making a flow chart to show the different societies Main Idea and Critical thinking questions page 549

Warm-upReviewNew Material Guided and Ind. Practice Homework Review geography of E and S Africa Further discussion of Rwanda Article- file- Rwanda Economies and Cultures reading While making a spider map like on page 556 Main Ideas and Critical Thinking questions performed aloud Quiz on Map of Africa

Warm-upReviewNew Material Guided and Ind. Practice Homework Review Period on map of Africa Competition on Map of Africa Discover the Source of the Nile and Computer challenge- research dangers and diseases of the rain forest. Make a list of safety equipment that you will pack for the expedition. Write a two page fictional story of the discovery of a landform you encounter while traveling. You can be anywhere in the world that would make for a logical discovery. Describe the precautions that you took for your voyage, who you chose to accompany you and how you found the landform, logistically and descriptively.

Warm-upReviewNew Material Guided and Ind. Practice Homework Pair Share stories Activity option aloud with a partner from page 556 Reading a Satellite image page 557 Practice your own image on page 553.

Warm-upReviewNew Material Guided and Ind. Practice Homework Review Period on map of Africa Competition on Map of Africa Discover the Source of the Nile and Nigerian Agriculture