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You've sung the music:This week you’ll be reading :
Study/Learn
Know/Understand
Become/Serve
Now, let's move on to the country of Turkey - just in time for Thanksgiving! :-D
Ok, that was a bad joke.
So,....
Just keep scrolling,
Just keep scrolling....
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STUDY & LEARN
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Assignment #1:
*** FIRST----> If you did not attend Journeyman Week 1, STOP RIGHT HERE. ***
You will need to complete this Utah facts/stats worksheet
before moving on to any other assignments below. You only need to
complete this worksheet once for the entire 6 weeks of history, so if
you completed it in Week 1, you are good to go and can move on to Assignments 2, 3, 4, and 5 below!
Otherwise, please take a few minutes to complete it now
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Next, let’s learn a bit about the country of Turkey.
Assignment #2:
Study a map of Turkey, then print out a blank map of Turkey (try this one) and mark the following items on it: (You will need to show this map on your way into class, so please have it ready!)
*The 10 Largest Cities.
*The Capital City.
*Major
Bodies of Water and Rivers in this country, including those surrounding
the country (i.e. - oceans, seas, channels, etc.).
*Major Mountain Ranges and Other Distinct Physical Features (i.e. - deserts, plains, peninsulas, etc.).
*National Parks or Natural Areas of Interest.
*Mark Where all the LDS Temple(s) Are and Label Them.
WE WILL BE PLAYING A GAME WITH ALL OF THE INFORMATION ON THIS MAP,
SO STUDY A LITTLE EXTRA IF YOU WANT TO BE THE WINNER!
PAY ATTENTION TO THE DETAILS.
Assignment #3:
Complete this same worksheet with facts about TURKEY this time and add this worksheet to your Binder, as well. Again, try to find the MOST RECENT information possible. (Click HERE for a PDF copy to print out.)
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Assignment #4:
Please come to class prepared to discuss comparisons between Utah and Turkey. For example:
* Which one is bigger / smaller in land area?
* Which one has more / fewer people?
* How do their lakes and rivers and mountain heights compare?
* How are their climates and weather patterns similar or dissimilar?
* What other countries are near Turkey?
* How many more temples and Church members does Utah have than Turkey?
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Assignment #5:
At the end of the 6-week History block, we will have a random raffle drawing for a few prizes, which you can enter in AT LEAST ONE of the following ways:
**(You MUST complete at least ONE of these in order to attend Journeyman class.)**
1) Find a BEAUTIFUL, INSPIRING IMAGE
that you absolutely LOVE of something that is notable or
distinguishable in Turkey. Take a screenshot of it and upload the image
through the form linked below. Be prepared to briefly tell us what the
location is and what you love about it.
2) Find a REALLY INTERESTING FACT
about Turkey that you think is fascinating and which you think I - as a
"grown-up" and your mentor - would NOT know. Write that fact in your
binder, and be prepared to briefly tell us about it.
3) Find an IMAGE OF AN INTERESTING PLACE
in Turkey that you would love to visit, and be prepared to briefly tell
us about it - why you'd like to visit there. Take a screenshot of this
place and upload it through the form linked below.
4) Find a RELATIVE IN YOUR FAMILY HISTORY
- at least THREE generations back - who is from Turkey (or somewhere in the vicinity of Turkey), and write down
their name in your binder. Ask around amongst your family (your parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc.)
to see if you can find a little story or interesting piece of
information about them to share with us, also including who they are in
relation to you (i.e. - your Great Great Grandmother, Great Uncle, etc.).
5) Find an INSPIRING / MEANINGFUL QUOTE FROM SOMEONE FAMOUS
who was/is from Turkey. Write it down in beautiful handwriting, or
create a "Meme" quote pic with it, and include it in your binder. Or
just write it in your binder and MEMORIZE it to share it with us. You
can snap a pic of your artwork and submit it through the form linked
below, or enter just the text in the form linked below. But please put your original artwork in your binder.
Go to
to submit your information and/or pics.
This will let me know who has done the work and will be in Journeyman class this week.
For every one item you complete of the above 5 items, I will add your name to the jar.
At the end of our 6 weeks of History study, each entry you have
in the jar gives
you another chance at winning a prize.
You will also earn $1 in Vanbucks
for each of the 5 items above that you complete each week.
Study/Learn

Know/Understand
How does obedience play into the Middle Ages? Find a story about a person or event from the Middle Ages that shows obedience or lack of obedience. Create a video of yourself as a newscaster telling the story of your person as if their story were on the news. Keep it to less than 2 minutes. (You'll see the timestamp on your video...make sure it's less than 2 min.) and upload it to the YouTube channel. The instructions are here.
Become/Serve
Pres. Monson said,
"Obedience is a hallmark of prophets; it has provided strength and knowledge to them throughout the ages. It is essential for us to realize that we, as well, are entitled to this source of strength and knowledge. It is readily available to each of us today as we obey God’s commandments....The knowledge which we seek, the answers for which we yearn, and the strength which we desire today to meet the challenges of a complex and changing world can be ours when we willingly obey the Lord’s commandments. I quote once again the words of the Lord: 'He that keepeth [God’s] commandments receiveth truth and light, until he is glorified in truth and knoweth all things.'” (D&C 93:28)
Ponder on all that you've learned and felt about obedience this week. Write your feelings in your journal. Read through the For Strength of Youth pamphlet and evaluate yourself on each topic. Is there a topic or two that you could be more obedient in? Make a list of the topics that you could have better obedience in and then choose one and set a goal to work on it this week.
Let’s put the world into perspective, comparing our home state of Utah with the countries we are studying this year. That will involve becoming familiar with some of Utah’s stats and facts initially, so that as we study each individual country, we will have that beginning frame of reference in future weeks.
STUDY & LEARN
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Assignment #1:
Research a few basic facts/stats about Utah by completing this worksheet. Try to find the MOST RECENT information possible. You can print it out to complete it or just copy the topics by hand into your Binder to complete it. Either way, write the information LEGIBLY and keep a copy of it in your Binder for future reference. (Click HERE for a PDF copy to print out.)
This particular assignment will serve as a foundation for the other 5 weeks of study. While it will take a little extra time this week, it will only be done once for the entire 6-week History course.
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Next, let’s learn a bit about the country of England.
Assignment #2:
Study a map of England, then print out a blank map of England (this is a good one) and mark the following items on it: (You will need to show this map on your way into class, so please have it ready!)
*The 10 Largest Cities.
*The Capital City.
*Major Bodies of Water and Rivers in this country, including those surrounding the country (i.e. - oceans, seas, channels, etc.).
*Major Mountain Ranges and Other Distinct Physical Features (i.e. - deserts, plains, peninsulas, etc.).
*National Parks or Natural Areas of Interest.
*Mark Where all the LDS Temple(s) Are and Label Them.
Assignment #3:
Complete this same worksheet with facts about ENGLAND this time and add this worksheet to your Binder, as well. Again, try to find the MOST RECENT information possible for England, specifically. (Click HERE for a PDF copy to print out.)
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Assignment #4:
Please come to class prepared to discuss comparisons between Utah and England. For example:
* Which one is bigger / smaller in land area?
* Which one has more / fewer people?
* How do their lakes and rivers and mountain heights compare?
* How are their climates and weather patterns similar or dissimilar?
* What other countries are near England?
* How many more temples and Church members does Utah have than England?
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Assignment #5:
At the end of the 6-week History block, we will have a random raffle drawing for a few prizes, which you can enter in AT LEAST ONE of the following ways:
**(You MUST complete at least ONE of these in order to attend Journeyman class.)**
1) Find a BEAUTIFUL, INSPIRING IMAGE that you absolutely LOVE of something that is notable or distinguishable in England. Take a screenshot of it and upload the image through the form linked below. Be prepared to briefly tell us what the location is and what you love about it.
2) Find a REALLY INTERESTING FACT about England that you think is fascinating and which you think I as a "grown-up" and your mentor would NOT know. Write that fact in your binder, and be prepared to briefly tell us about it.
3) Find an IMAGE OF AN INTERESTING PLACE in England that you would love to visit, and be prepared to briefly tell us about it - why you'd like to visit there. Take a screenshot of this place and upload it through the form linked below.
4) Find a RELATIVE IN YOUR FAMILY HISTORY - at least THREE generations back - who is from England, and write down their name in your binder. Ask around amongst your family (your parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc.) to see if you can find a little story or interesting piece of information about them to share with us, also including who they are in relation to you (i.e. - your Great Great Grandmother, Great Uncle, etc.).
5) Find an INSPIRING / MEANINGFUL QUOTE FROM SOMEONE FAMOUS who was/is from England. Write it down in beautiful handwriting, or create a "Meme" quote pic with it, and include it in your binder. Or just write it in your binder and MEMORIZE it to share it with us. You can snap a pic of your artwork and submit it through the form linked below, or enter just the text in the form linked below. But please put your original artwork in your binder.
Go to
to submit your information and/or pics.
This will let me know who has done the work and will be in Journeyman class this week.
For every one item you complete of the above 5 items, I will add your name to the jar.
At the end of our 6 weeks of History study, each entry you have
in the jar gives
you another chance at winning a prize.
You will also earn $1 in Vanbucks
for each of the 5 items above that you complete each week.