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100

She was a queen who worshipped the sun god Aten, her name begins with N.

Nefertiti

100
It was the river that ran through Egypt and made life there possible.

The Nile

100
This teacher from England teaches 6th grade social studies.

Mr. Whittall

100

This set of beliefs states: "Do not do unto others what you would not done to yourself."

Confucianism 

100

This football tournament took place on Thanksgiving, Ms. Less's team ultimately won the prize.

The Turkey Bowl

200

He believed in The Four Noble Truths as a way to reach Nirvana.

The Buddha

200

Built over 4500 years ago these triangle like structures in Egypt were built as tombs for the pharaohs.

The Pyramids at Giza

200

This teacher teachers 6th grade gym and was the most biased referee at the Turkey Bowl.

Mr. Blumenthal

200

An ancient Chinese philosophy, very opposite to Confucianism, which states that nature stays the same no matter what humans do.

Taoism

200

This event took place on Halloween where teachers dressed up in costume and students walked through the parking lot for candy.

Trunk or Treat

300

He believed in The Golden Rule, "Do not do unto others that you would not want done to you."

Confucius

300

Built over 4500 years ago, this lion-like structure in Egypt is said to keep watch over the pyramids.

The Great Sphinx at Giza

300

Resident Dean of Culture at YSCS, he can make all students silent just by entering a room.

Mr. Tindal

300

This set of laws states that the punishment should fit the crime, "an eye for an eye."

Hammurabi's Code

300

Ms. Caposeco organizes these trips, last time we picked up trash for prizes and visited local businesses including Pretty Girls Cook, Poplar Garden, and Life Do Grow farm.

Expeditions

400

He has the most intact tomb of any Egyptian pharaoh and is the reason we know so much about Egyptian burials.

King Tut

400

This ancient country that still exists today is the birth place of the ancient philosopher Confucius.

China

400

One of the co-principals at YSCS, she can often be seen in the lunch room, but always leads community circle on Thursdays.

Ms. Smith

400

This philosophy centers on using the Four Noble Truths to transcend suffering and find Nirvana.

Buddhism

400

This was the most recent PRIDE Trip, students and teachers alike had to be careful when skating on the rink.

Rolling Thunder

500

She was an ancient pharaoh and after her husband died she began dressing like a man.

Hatshepsut

500
When ruled by the ancient king Hammurabi, this country produced the first set of written laws, Hammurabi's code.

Babylon

500

He teachers 7th and 8th grade gym, but this teacher is also the coach of the 6th grade girl's basketball team.

Mr. Kline

500

We haven't learned about this philosophy, but it is a form of government used in the United States where people are allowed to choose their leaders.

Democracy

500

An exclusive event for the highest paycheck earners. At this event Mr. Whittall and Ms. Weisblatt could be found serving pizza and students took home prizes like Beats headphones and smart TVs

The Big Spenders Auction