Namaste [Hindi] or Hello World Travelers!

1. Table of Contents: Hinduism/Buddhism

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1. Tabla de Contenidos: Hinduismo / Budismo

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Monday MapsIn your Monday box, identify the rivers and civilizations pictured

En su caja de lunes, identifique los ríos y civilizaciones representados

1

3

A

B

C2

Things you should know…Missing assignments must be turned in ASAP to still earn credit.

Syllabus, Autobiography, Learning Style, SMART Goal, and Do Now. Parent Homework turned in as soon as possible.

Las asignaciones que faltan deben entregarse lo antes posible para obtener crédito.

Plan de estudios, autobiografía, estilo de aprendizaje, SMART Goal y Do Now.

La tarea de los padres tan pronto como sea posible.

Notebook Check coming soon. Cuaderno de verificación próximamente.

Tutoring will be on Tuesday and Thursday from 2:30 to 4:00pm.La tutoría será los martes y jueves de 2:30 a 4:00 pm.

Extra Credit Memorize and Recite the Greek Alphabet

Due February 28th

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3D5ERMOpMk

Ms. Hall’s SMART GOALS

1.

I will have students following procedures more than 75% of the time by 2/8/19. I’ll reach

my goal by reviewing procedures, reward students

following procedures, and remind students of what the

procedures are.

2.

I will have at least 50% of my students passing with a C or

better by 2/8/19. I’ll reach this goal by reminding students of

work, reviewing vocabulary more, and creating

opportunities for more hands on activities.

Monday MapsIn your Monday box, identify the rivers and civilizations pictured

En su caja de lunes, identifique los ríos y civilizaciones representados

1

3

A

B

C2

Catch Up

Diagnostic

Mr. Pagan

Mr. Richardson

Miss Amaya

Mr. Gilliam

Miss Grimsley

Quiz

Riddle Me This

Are laws necessary?

Hammurabi’s Code How did Hammurabi’s Code meet the needs of ancient people?

1. Do you agree with Hammurabi’s code? Why or Why not?2. Compare Hammurabi’s code with our current law structure. Which law system is works better to maintain order?

Questions? Preguntas?

What do you know about these religions?

Which do you think is the oldest?

Look at the facts in the left column. Which religion do you think has this as a fact?

Mira los hechos en la columna de la izquierda. ¿Qué religión crees que tiene esto como un hecho?

Grab your note sheet from the tray. Toma tu hoja de notas de la bandeja.

You have until the end of the song.Tienes hasta el final de la canción.

The World’s Oldest Religion…

Hinduism: Origin

No founder or standard organization Began around 1500 B.C.

Hinduism: Text and Gods

In the Vedas we learn about themultiple Gods that Hindus believe in.

They believe in many gods which meansthey are polytheistic.

En los Vedas aprendemos sobre los múltiples dioses en los que creen los

hindúes.Creen en muchos dioses, lo que

significa que son politeístas.

Hindu Gods

BrahmaThe Creator

VishnuThe Protector

ShivaThe Destroyer

Hinduism: Goal• To reach Moksha you most have good

• Karma- person’s actions / Las acciones de karma

• Dharma- moral duties / Dharmal deberes morales

Hindu Places of Worship

Hinduism

Brahmins

Rulers Warriors

Traders and landowners

Peasants and laborers

Untouchables

Caste system or Indian rigid class structure that is determined at birth.

Sistema de castas: estructura de clase rígida india que se determina al nacer.

Aspect Hinduism

Symbol

Founder

When Founded

Nation of Origin

Text

Type of Religion

(poly/mono)

God(s)

Goal(s) of Religion

Steps to goal(s)

Place of Worship

Unique Characteristics

Pulse Check

What is the main goal of Hinduism? Why do you think Hinduism is a popular

religion?

How is it different from your own personal beliefs?

¿Cuál es el objetivo principal del hinduismo?

¿Por qué crees que el hinduismo es una religión popular?

¿En qué se diferencia de tus propias creencias personales?

Questions? Preguntas?

Buddhism

Siddhartha Gautama

What do you know about Buddhism?

Buddhism Video• Take out a sheet of paper

• Title is Buddhism

• Number 1 to 4.

• We are going to watch the video while answering the below questions.

Full Name 2.4.19

World History Block #

Buddhism

1.2.3.4.

http://bit.ly/2Budd

1. What is Siddhartha's position at birth?

2. When was Siddhartha born around?

3. What did he change his name to?

4. What are his teachings?

Buddhism: Origins

• Siddhartha Gautama• Hindu Prince / Príncipe hindú

• Born around ~563 B.C. Nació alrededor del año 563

• Saw suffering and began to question itVio sufrir y comenzó a cuestionarlo.

• Became the Buddha after meditation at 35.Se convirtió en el Buda después de la meditación a los 35.

http://bit.ly/2Budd1. What is Siddhartha's position at birth?

2. When was Siddhartha born around?

3. What did he change his name to?

4. What are his teachings?

BuddhismNo main text but use Sutras

No Gods, priests, or hierarchy

Nepal

Neither Polytheistic or Monotheistic

Buddhism: Goal

Buddha teachings lead you to Nirvana orrelease from selfishness / Nirvana o liberación

del egoísmo.

1. Learn Four Noble Truths for enlightenmentAprende Cuatro Nobles Verdades para la

iluminaciónFollow the Eightfold Path /

Sigue el Sendero Óctuple

Update Note sheet

• Four Noble Truths under video questions

• Eightfold Path under that with some space.

Full Name 2.4.19

World History Block #

Buddhism

1.2.3.4.

Four Noble Truths

Eightfold Path

Buddhist BeliefsBuddha taught the Four Noble Truths to reach enlightenment or wisdom /

sabiduría

1. Life is filled with suffering and sorrow.

2. Suffering is caused by people pursuing the immediate pleasures of theworld.

3. The way to end suffering is to end all desires.

4. The way to end all desires is to follow the Eightfold Path leading to Nirvana.

End Suffering by Ending DesiresEnd Desires by following the Eightfold Path

Buddhist Beliefs

• Personal meditation leads to good karma and salvation

• Reincarnated or reborn until reach the afterlife

Buddhism: Temples

No Gods, priests, or hierarchy

Unique Characteristic• Spread via trade routes• Two different sects or groups separated from main group.

• Theravada- fundamentalists• Mahayana- less strict

Aspect Buddhism

Symbol

Founder

When Founded

Nation of Origin

Text

Type of Religion

(poly/mono)

God(s)

Goal(s) of Religion

Steps to goal(s)

Place of Worship

Unique Characteristics

Pulse Check

What is the main goal of Buddhism? Why do you think many people convert to

Buddhism?How is it different from your own personal

beliefs?

¿Cuál es el objetivo principal del hinduismo?

¿Por qué crees que muchas personas se convierten al budismo?

¿En qué se diferencia de tus propias creencias personales?

Questions? Preguntas?

Exit Ticket: 321• Grab a sticky note / Agarra una nota adhesiva.

• Write your name on the back. / Escribe tu nombre en la parte posterior.

• One the front write the following / Uno al frente escribe lo siguiente

• 3 things Hinduism and Buddhism have in common

• 2 things that make these religions different

• 1 question you have or fact you found interesting

3 cosas que el hinduismo y el budismo tienen en común.

2 cosas que hacen a estas religiones diferentes

1 pregunta que tienes o hecho que te ha parecido interesante.

Homework

Homework

1. Signed Syllabus

2. Parent Homework

3. Autobiography

4. Study

• If work is emailed, it must arrive the night before the due date. • If the due date is Monday, your work needs to

be in my inbox on Sunday night at 11:59:59!

• If the email comes in at 12:00, it will be assessed a late penalty.

• Print outs of assignments maybe turned in within the first five minutes of class.

• If the assignments is handed in after five minutes, it will be assessed a late penalty.

• Handwritten assignments will NOT be accepted unless given express permission

**Electronic Submissions ONLY**

Electronic Submission Rules

FlashcardsEffective flashcards have combine

pictures and words to describe each vocabulary word while writing the

definition on the back.

1. Draw your view of the vocabulary word on one side

2. Write the definition on the other side of the same card.

3. One vocabulary word per card

4. Answer yourself verbally and use the cards both ways. https://youtu.be/mzCEJVtED0U

Extra Help Materials• Third Quarter Materials

• Review Game:

• Historical Tools:• Primary and Secondary Sources

• https://youtu.be/xIdm6RguzRM

• Timeline• https://youtu.be/842mEdbuTJs

• Continents and Oceans • https://youtu.be/OCihWUruLRY

• Early Humans• https://youtu.be/bhzQFIZuNFY• https://youtu.be/Y1FaVW1nCuc

• River Valley Civilizations• Fertile Crescent:

• https://youtu.be/RbKEASap4OE• https://youtu.be/sohXPx_XZ6Y

• Egypt: • https://youtu.be/960mk5JRSBk• https://youtu.be/Z3Wvw6BivVI

• China: • https://youtu.be/t4ADyduFCys• https://youtu.be/ylWORyToTo4

• Indus River:• https://youtu.be/9peDRkO-TLc• https://youtu.be/n7ndRwqJYDM

• Religions• Hinduism: https://youtu.be/lmV2Wd8bOcc• Buddhism: https://youtu.be/uajX2cSTmlI• Judaism: https://youtu.be/HyEaAcPGAhA