Students Study Greek Mythology
Recently in World History class, students completed a project turning Greek myths into children's stories. Students were in small groups or individually chose their own myth ranging from the Minotaur to the origins of Athens. Once . . .
Big Ideas and Debates to End the Year
Recently in Economics and Government, we have been doing some fun projects to end our semester. In Economics class, the students were put into groups and tasked with making their own small businesses that would be here in Putnam County. . . .
Students Learn More About Their Family Histories
Recently in American History class, we finished our discussion about Ellis Island and how millions of people immigrated to the United States at the turn of the 20th century. As a way to bring this even closer to home, the students did . . .
Economics, History, and Government
A Quick Update from HS Social Studies
Here are a few updates from my classroom! Economics: We are currently talking about supply and demand, and learning about how those two things affect the economy here in Putnam County. We have covered . . .
Types of Government Explained in Student Presentations
Hey everyone! In Government class, we recently completed a project on different types of government throughout history. Students got a chance to research different styles of government like . . .
Welcome to High School History and Government, Mr. James Christensen!
Welcome to Class!
Hello! Welcome to class! My name is Mr. Christensen and I will be your child’s teacher in Economics, World History, American History, and Government. I am brand new to Putnam County R-I this year and I . . .