These study guides were made to be used with Harcourt Horizons: United States History text. They cover Chapter 1-7 and Units 1-3. It forces the student to review the lessons in the chapter to complete the questions on the study guide. They can be given at the end of chapters/units to study before the tests; or even at the beginning of the chapters/units to be completed as you work through them.
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What version of the textbook did you follow? Thanks!
August 8, 2009
Just United States History (with an eagle on the cover) containing 8 Units; NOT United States History: Beginnings which contains 7 Units. Altho both texts are the same up until Unit seven. Hope that helps let me know if I can do more. Terri
August 9, 2009
Do you have anything like this for beyond chapter 7? Thanks so much!
January 31, 2009
Currently I do not have the Study Guides made out beyond Chp 7 (In my school district we did not use the other chapters in our curriculum); however, I am currently a stay-at-home mom and would be happy to do more for you if you would like. Let me know. It would probably take a few days to get it done. Terri
January 31, 2009
ARE THE ANSWERS IN THE BOOK
October 30, 2008
Yes - The questions on the study guides were taken from the test - just not in multiple choice form, etc. So if you were to check them or go over them with the class, which I did not - i just gave extra points on the test if completed, use the test keys.
October 31, 2008
12 years at Benton Harbor Area Schools, Benton Harbor, MI; taught 7th and 8th grade math; taught all subjects to 4th, 5th, & 6th graders in a self-contained Montessori classroom that later developed into three team-teachers teaching in a departmentalized fashion with my responsibilities being science (using Scott Foresman texts) for all three grade levels and social studies (using Harcourt Horizons: United States History text) for 5th grade; I have a middle school math endorsement (math and science are my passion!); continued to increase student MEAP scores in science; participated on curriculum writing for the district for many years; participated on Science Olympiad commities including student participation and school event......are we to give a resume here??? :)
