MONDAY: MLK Day (no school)
TUESDAY: Political parties powerpoint presentations (alliteration much?) WEDNESDAY: Chapter 12 packet (Washington) THURSDAY: Chapter 12 packet (Adams and Jefferson) FRIDAY: 1/2 day - Review game
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MONDAY: Chapter 11 Assessment
TUESDAY: Political parties packet WEDNESDAY: Political parties research THURSDAY: Political parties research FRIDAY: Political parties presentation (Due 1/22) MON: Chapter 11 vocabulary flash cards / Start chapter 11 packet
TUE: Work on Chapter 11 packet WED: Finish chapter 11 packet THU: Washington’s Farewell Address video notes and assignment FRI: Washington’s Farewell Address mini book MONDAY: 12 Angry Men Wrap-up and Vocabulary terms
TUESDAY: Vocab terms/Flashcards and Mock Trial Intro WEDNESDAY: Mock Trial Preparations THURSDAY: Mock Trial Preparations FRIDAY: Mock Trial Preparations Monday: 12 Angry Men
Tuesday: 12 Angry Men Wednesday: NO SCHOOL Thursday: NO SCHOOL Friday: NO SCHOOL Monday: Project Alert
Tuesday: Test Corrections Wednesday: Test Corrections and Amendments Activity Thursday: Amendments Activity and Mastery Project Friday: Mastery Project - History of US MONDAY - Project Alert - HW: Interview Handout- Due 11/15
TUESDAY - Vocabulary Review - How A Bill Becomes A Law Review and Worksheet WEDNESDAY - Vocabulary Review Game THURSDAY - Vocabulary Assessment FRIDAY - How A Bill Becomes A Law Assessment Terms to know: Vocabulary terms from chapters 5-10 plus alternative - a choice limited to one of two possibilities complicate - to make complex, intricate, involved, or difficult consequence - the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier define - to explain or indetify the nature or qualities of, describe exaggerate - to magnify beyond the limits of truth; overstate identify - to recognize or establish as being a person or thing; verify the identity impact - influence, effect major - great in size or importance tradition - the handing down of statements, beliefs, legends customs, info., etc. from generation to generations, especially by word of mouth or by practice resistance - the opposition offered by one thing, force, etc., to another political conflict - disagreement, fight, opposition within or about a government perspective/point of view - an opinion, attitude, or judgment historical - belonging to the past immigration - moving from one place to another migration - a move of a large number of people from one place to another individual liberty - the liberty of an individual to exercise freely those rights generally accepted as being outside of government control individual rights - powers or privileges that belong to people that should not be taken away by the government democratic ideals - a society characterized by formal equality of rights and privileges compromise - an agreement reached by two sides Monday: Students will get their roles in either the House of Representatives or Senate in our Mock Congress project.
Tuesday: Mock Congress Activity - Students will get their bill and start working in Committees to edit bills for debate and vote. Wednesday: Mock Congress Activity - Students will continue their bill editing in Committees and debate and vote. Thursday: Mock Congress Activity - Students will continue their bill becoming a law activity. Friday: Students will read Chapter 10 in the textbook and answer questions on page 96-99. Monday : Flashcards for Chapter 10/Bill of Rights Poster
Tuesday : Flashcards/ Bill of Rights Review Wednesday : Flipbook review and corrections Thursday : Bill of Rights Poster / How a Bill Becomes a Law Activity Friday : Bill of Rights Poster / How a Bill Becomes a Law |
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