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A Hero's Journey

by Wil Ennis

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12 Stages of My Hero's Journey

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12 Stages of My Hero's Journey

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Author's Influence

How do you see the author's personal life reflected in the story?

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Your Thoughts and Analysis

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Table of Contents From Nomads to Farmers and HerdersAncient Meso & Egypt 3200 BCE-500 BCE Ancient India & China 2600 BCE-560 ACE And EQ Brochure, Letters to Home or ESPY AWARDS First Reflection Classical Greece (SPICE CHART) Classical Rome (2 reasons Why Rome Fell) Byzantine Empire 2nd Reflection My Blog

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The Byzantine Empire was the Eastern Roman Empire that existed from 330 to 1453 CE. The emperor Constantine built up the city of Byzantine and renamed it after himself- Constantinople. Constantine also made Christianity legal within the empire. The city grew and had architectural significances such as the Hagia Sophia. The empire then had a second great leader, Justinian, who wrote the justinian codes. The Byzantine Empire had grew and fell countless times within its 1,123 year time period.

Constantine (272 AD- 337 AD)

He was the first young emperor of the Byzantine Empire. He ruled over the Byzantine Empire from 306 AD to 337 AD

The Code of Justinian was a collection of previous laws and interpretations developed by Justinian during his ruling of the Empire. He called these laws the Corpus Juris Civilis known as the body of civil law.

Justinian (483 AD- 565 AD)

He ruled the Byzantine Empire from 527 AD to 565 AD.

Justinian was determined to rebuild the city of the Byzantine Empire.

Before 1st Crusade:
1067 - 1070: Turks invade Byzantine Empire in Asia Minor. The Turks take Jerusalem from the Fatimid dynasty of North Africa.

1071: Turks defeat Byzantine forces at the Battle of Manzikert and found the Sultanate of Rum in Asia Minor.

1st Crusade:
1096: Start of the First Crusade

1095: Byzantine Empire requests Pope Urban II's help against Turkic warrior tribes who have migrated into Asia Minor

1095: Pope Urban II introduce the First Crusade

Fall 1096: Crusaders of official First Crusade reach Constantinople; Alexius I accepts their oaths of loyalty and pledges to return lands under Byzantine control.

Warriors from Western Europe formed the first crusading army.

1098: Muslim relief force under the Turkish leadership moves toward Antioch

1099: Main body of Crusaders arrives at Jerusalem; Crusaders seize and sack the city of Jerusalem, massacring Muslims, Eastern Christians, and Jews; Godfrey elected ruler of the city. A couple days later, Pope Urban II dies, never hearing news of capture of Jerusalem.

1100: Pope Paschal II preaches new crusade, threatening excommunication for failure to fulfill their vows

2nd Crusade:
1147-1149: The Second Crusade begins, which includes Crusades in parts of Muslim-ruled Spain, Eastern Germany and the East

1148: Crusader armies under Conrad of Germany and Louis VII of France surround Damascus, but are turned back by Nur al-Din's forces

1187: Saladin retakes Jerusalem and lands under Frankish control; Franks retain only cities of Tyre, Tripoli, and Antioch

3rd Crusade:
1189 - 1192: Third Crusade brings famous Crusader leaders Richard I of England, Philip II of France, and Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I

1190: Frederick I dies en route to the Holy Land\

1191: King Richard and Philip take the city of Acre and name Jerusalem's ruler; Philip leaves for home, while Richard takes Arsuf and Jaffa and protect Ascalon

1192: Richard and Saladin end their fighting with a treaty, and Richard leaves for home in England

1193: Saladin dies, and after his succession is contested, Saladin's brother al-Adil rules.

1197: Frederick I's son Henry VI departs to join the Crusade, but dies in the same year.

1198: Henry VI's supporters negotiate a treaty with Muslim rulers and return home

4th Crusade:
1202 - 1204: Fourth Crusade begins

1203: Crusaders invade and sack Byzantine capital of Constantinople, naming Alexius IV as ruler

1204: Crusaders take Constantinople and make Byzantine lands into a Latin Empire

1213 - 1216: Pope Innocent III begins planning the Fifth Crusade; he dies, and Pope Honorius III continues his plan

5th Crusade:
1217 - 1221: Fifth Crusade begins

1235: Byzantines retake Asia Minor

1236 - 1238: The Christian army of Aragon takes the city of Valencia from Muslim rule

1244: Franks lose Jerusalem for the final time

1245: Pope Innocent IV sends missionaries to Mongols to attempt alliance against Muslims in Asia and Near East 1247: Louis IX plans a Crusade, but contact with Frederick divulges his plans to al-Kamil's son, Ayyub

6th Crusade:
1248 - 1254: Sixth Crusade

1248-1250: Louis IX of France invades Egypt; he seizes Damietta, but is defeated and captured at the city of Mansurah

1261: Byzantines recapture Constantinople, ending the Latin Empire in the East

1268: Baybars seize Antioch and Jaffa

7th Crusade:
1270: Seventh Crusade begins with Louis IX forces attacking Tunis; death of Louis IX

1291: Effective end of the Great Crusades; remaining Crusaders retreat to the island of Cyprus

Examples:
In 1054, Pope Leo IX and Michael Cerularius, the patriarch of the Byzantine Church, excommunicated each other. Which means they each took away the others right of church membership.

In 1100, Pope Paschal II preaches new crusade, threatening excommunication for failure to fulfill their vows.

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Slap it on the door

The Door Slap is an alternative version of the exit ticket strategy that requires students to write responses to a prompt you pose at the end of class.

How Does It Work?

1.    At the end of the lesson or five minutes before the end of class, ask students to respond to a prompt you pose to the class.

2.    You may state the prompt orally to your students or project it visually on an overhead or blackboard.

3.    You may want to distribute sticky notes for students to write their responses.

4.    As students leave your room they should slap their responses on the outer perimeter of the door. Alternative:  Questions on the left side, prompt responses on the right.

5.    Review the sticky notes to determine how you may need to alter your instruction to better meet the needs of all your students, and/or as a warm-up discussion for the following day.

Why use it?

Door slaps help students reflect on what they have learned and express what or how they are thinking about the new information.  In addition, they take just a few minutes and provide you with an informal measure of how well your students have understood a topic or lesson. This strategy easily incorporates writing into social studies content as it requires students to think critically.

https://www.socialstudiessuccess.com/2015/04/door-slaps-formative-assessment.html

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A good and quick over view of the QFT process

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The Question Formulation Technique in 90 Seconds.

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Developed by the Right Question Institute, the Question Formulation Technique, or QFT, is a structured method for generating and improving questions. It distills sophisticated forms of divergent, convergent, and metacognitive thinking into a deceptively simple, accessible, and reproducible technique.

The QFT builds the skill of asking questions, an essential - yet often overlooked - lifelong learning skill that allows people to think critically, feel greater power and self-efficacy, and become more confident and ready to participate in civic life.

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What is the QFT? - Right Question Institute

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Creativity Hacks: Why I Blog Every Day | Isaac Morehouse

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History of Hello kitty {sanrio}

BASIC SUMMARY----

She was created for tweens and was a market success for the 21st century. And she is more famous now than she ever has been.

HELLOO!! they also have many songs including hello kitty's!!

Hello Kitty, is a popular cartoon character known for her cute and iconic design, was first created by the Japanese company Sanrio in 1974. The brand's first product, a Hello Kitty-inspired vinyl wallet, was released in 1975. Originally aimed at teenage girls, Hello Kitty quickly gained popularity and became a cultural phenomenon. However, it was not until the 1990s that the brand achieved real commercial success among young and adult consumers, thanks to a wide range of products that appealed to all age groups and demographics. The brand's growing audience has established Hello Kitty as a global powerhouse in the world of merchandise and popular culture.

But on,On April 14, 1999, the shocking and horrifying news of the death of Hong Kong nightclub hostess Fan Man-Yi shocked and devastated the community. She endured a month of unspeakable torture at the hands of her killers before she tragically passed away. But even in death, Man-Yi could not find peace for her as the killers recklessly stuck her head in a Hello Kitty stuffed animal.

She is the moment is she not?

Hello Kitty was first designed by Yuko Shimizu. While she originally coined the name kitty for the character, Tsuji decided to name the cat "Hello Kitty" to promote social communication. Hello Kitty is a brand that has had success since its very first launch. Her first appearance was on a coin purse in Japan in 1975. isn't she just adorable----------

She also has friends which include: Keroppi, Pochacco, My Melody; Badtz-Maru, Little Twin Stars, Dear Daniel, Mr. White, and the star herself...Hello Kitty! She even have her own show and the show have about 52 episode not including the three movies that she has. Her popularity also grew with the emergence of kawaii culture, which embraces cuteness. UNICEF named Hello Kitty as the children's ambassador to the United States in 1983, and the children's ambassador in Japan in 1994, and now in 2024 there are more Hello Kitty fans then you could ever imagine but I've been a Hello Kitty ambassador since they had the hello kitty Mcdonalds toys. They smelled like strawberries!

Interesting, fun facts about HER!

Hello Kitty Is Not A Cat; Hello Kitty is A Little Girl

Hello Kitty Doesn't Have A Mouth

Hello Kitty Is British, Not Japanese

Hello Kitty Has Her Own Vinyl Record, "Hello World."

Hello Kitty Has Her Own Maternity Hospital In Taiwan

Hello Kitty Became A Tourism Ambassador

Kitty as alice in the wonderland whatt?

Quiz!

What is her bow's color?

Quiz

Does Kitty have friends that she associates with

Poll

Do you think Kitty is a good role model for younger children?

History of Hello kitty {sanrio}

BASIC SUMMARY----

She was created for tweens and was a market success for the 21st century. And she is more famous now than she ever has been.

HELLOO!! they also have many songs including hello kitty's!!

Hello Kitty, is a popular cartoon character known for her cute and iconic design, was first created by the Japanese company Sanrio in 1974. The brand's first product, a Hello Kitty-inspired vinyl wallet, was released in 1975. Originally aimed at teenage girls, Hello Kitty quickly gained popularity and became a cultural phenomenon. However, it was not until the 1990s that the brand achieved real commercial success among young and adult consumers, thanks to a wide range of products that appealed to all age groups and demographics. The brand's growing audience has established Hello Kitty as a global powerhouse in the world of merchandise and popular culture.

But on,On April 14, 1999, the shocking and horrifying news of the death of Hong Kong nightclub hostess Fan Man-Yi shocked and devastated the community. She endured a month of unspeakable torture at the hands of her killers before she tragically passed away. But even in death, Man-Yi could not find peace for her as the killers recklessly stuck her head in a Hello Kitty stuffed animal.

She is the moment is she not?

Hello Kitty was first designed by Yuko Shimizu. While she originally coined the name kitty for the character, Tsuji decided to name the cat "Hello Kitty" to promote social communication. Hello Kitty is a brand that has had success since its very first launch. Her first appearance was on a coin purse in Japan in 1975. isn't she just adorable----------

She also has friends which include: Keroppi, Pochacco, My Melody; Badtz-Maru, Little Twin Stars, Dear Daniel, Mr. White, and the star herself...Hello Kitty! She even have her own show and the show have about 52 episode not including the three movies that she has. Her popularity also grew with the emergence of kawaii culture, which embraces cuteness. UNICEF named Hello Kitty as the children's ambassador to the United States in 1983, and the children's ambassador in Japan in 1994, and now in 2024 there are more Hello Kitty fans then you could ever imagine but I've been a Hello Kitty ambassador since they had the hello kitty Mcdonalds toys. They smelled like strawberries!

Interesting, fun facts about HER!

Hello Kitty Is Not A Cat; Hello Kitty is A Little Girl

Hello Kitty Doesn't Have A Mouth

Hello Kitty Is British, Not Japanese

Hello Kitty Has Her Own Vinyl Record, "Hello World."

Hello Kitty Has Her Own Maternity Hospital In Taiwan

Hello Kitty Became A Tourism Ambassador

Kitty as alice in the wonderland whatt?

Quiz!

What is her bow's color?

Quiz

Does Kitty have friends that she associates with

Poll

Do you think Kitty is a good role model for younger children?

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BASIC SUMMARY---- She was created for tweens and was a market success for the 21st century. And she is more famous now than she ever has been. HELLOO!! they also have many songs including hello kitty's!!

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Mr. Grist always has a "Do Now" often called bellringers for our classes. They are often a question that gives us data about the ;last lesson or two or it is SEL driven. This happens daily. We can immediately react and reteach one group or two if needed while others move on with an activity.

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Mr. E's Tech Blog Regarding apps that are great to use with personalized learning

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Copy (1) of Ancient Civilizations Projects

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Sutori can act as the canvas for all your scattered learning materials while you make the most of Sutori's dynamic format and features. Edit to your liking! . Instuctions:Your task: In the past, people rarely left the village in which they were born.

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1. Solid Groups based on assessments all 9 weeks

2. SMART GOALS for our students (Class competition ending

3. Study.com -Skills and Concepts Mastery

4. Word Wall- PADLET

5. (PRE/Post (Diagnostic) for every unit and Formative Assessment-

6. Model Standards based reflection

7. Model Peer Review

8. Skills and Concepts Medieval

9. Blogging -

10. Podcasts

11. TEACH: What would you like to learn? A Renaissance Project or Choice of Comic Book, Music Video (Write Sing Record Produce)

12. Good News Friday

13. Continue Capstone

TEACH!