8th Grade Documents:
​Constitution Study Guide 1
Constitution Study Guide 2
Service Project Proposal
Service Project Writeup
Speech Outline
Speech Introduction

Electoral College

Prentice Hall Online Support
We suggest using the Prentice Hall online textbook support for reviewing the 8th grade history standards. (You may access content without web codes.) Click on a chapter, read the summary, and explore the chapter with some of the suggested study materials ( i.e. History Interactive, Mapmaster, Biography Quest, etc.)  If you have time, click on Progress Monitoring Online. There will be some self-tests to take, including a chapter test.  Use these tests just to review, not expecting to conquer the material. You may also use the Web Codes listed in the textbook to direct you to specific content. 

8th Grade American History

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                 ​​Welcome Class of 2019! Our theme for this year is "Milestones."  We hope that as we explore and begin to understand America's  foundation, we will better understand what it means to live in the greatest country in the world. Awesome plan!

As you may have learned by now,  in addition to your regular 8th grade curriculum and standards, there are three requirements for all eighth graders: a Constitution test; a speech related to the Constitution or the American Revolutionary period; and a Community Service project (with a required report due by March 11th). Mrs. Reynosa would love to help you through each exciting step this year. Enjoy your journey through our American history!


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​Important Dates to Remember for 2018-19  

September 10th-First day of Monday classes!  (Bring your completed study guide.)

October 1st-Constitution Test #1

October 29th-Constitution Test #2

Speech Days-January 7th, 14th and February 4th (during Monday class)

March 11th– Community Service Project Reports due for all 8th graders (required)

May 28th  – GRADUATION! 6:30 p.m. (5:30 for graduates/5:00 for performers) Hickman Multi-Purpose Building