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Welcome!

Hello!
My name is Bryan Whittinghill - nice to meet you!
I am one of the World History teachers here at Shelbyville Central, and I am so glad to be here! I am very passionate about history, and it is my goal to create an atmosphere of desire to learn! History is such an important aspect of who we are - not only does it build a better understanding of who we are as a people, but it also helps us learn from the past, and guides us to move forward learning from it.
Even though History may seem like a dull subject to some, I absolutely love it, and it is my goal to spark an interest for it in the life of our students.
Here are a few of my favorite things!
  • Spending time with my wife and SIX wonderful children!
  • the Chicago Bears.
  • Indiana University athletics (Yes, I am a "Hoosier!")
  • Anything Harry Potter.
  • Anything Star Wars
  • Playing music.
  • Coffee
  • Woodworking
  • Landscaping
 
Have a great day!!
 

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Europe After WWII Map (PPT)

This worksheet covers the geography of Europe Post-WW2 leading into the cold war. Attached you will find a PowerPoint presentation detailing each country, and whether the country belonged to NATO or belonged to the Warsaw Pact.
 
Directions for worksheet:
1) Find, trace, and label the "Iron Curtain" on the map.
2) Label the bodies of water (names provided on worksheet).
3) Label the countries on the map with the provided names.
4) Color code the countries with the provided key (below the map) showing which side they belonged to, or if they were neutral.
5) Answer the three questions provided on the back of the worksheet.

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Parent Teacher Conferences will be held on March 23rd (Thursday).

My classroom is F4 (right off the cafeteria). I will be available from 3:00PM - 6:00PM. Any questions, feedback or comments you have about your student or the class are welcome.

I ask that if you have specific concerns or questions regarding your students' progress/grades/behavior, please e-mail me ahead of time so that way I may be prepared to meet with you over your specific concerns.

 

Have a great day!