A teaching & learning project
Begin with a Question Learning begins with curiosity.
For students & families
Global History I Class materials, today’s lesson, and catch-up resources
Open Global History I This week’s homework
Geographic Evidence & Reading Maps Due: Friday, October 30, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern
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Global History I — Week of 10/26 — Geographic Evidence & Reading Maps activity
Choose your class period. Each period has its own link and code.
Complete the assigned Learn activity and follow its on-screen steps.
Link won’t open? Go to quizlet.com/join-activity and enter your period’s code shown above.
If Quizlet says the activity expired, come back here and use the current link. Still blocked? Use the alternative on this page and tell a teacher.
Innovation, Evidence & Geographic Preview Due: Friday, October 30, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern
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Open Google Classroom Open this assignment in your own Google Classroom and use the updated Quizlet link posted there.
If Quizlet says the activity expired, come back here and use the current link. Still blocked? Use the alternative on this page and tell a teacher.
Didn’t finish?
Finish it now and check in with either teacher.
Homework 02 — Skara Brae: People, Place & Evidence Due: Sunday, October 25, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern
All homework (including Homework 01) A question puts us into relationship—with the world, with one another, and with what we don’t yet understand.
Here, we practice paying attention, examining evidence, and noticing what we bring to a situation. We take our ideas seriously—and remain willing to reconsider them.
We don’t have to know before we begin. We can learn how to stay curious, think together, and let what we discover change us.
