Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Daily Assignments for US and World History for the week of Feb 27th - Mar 2nd

US History

Monday, Feb 27
Warm Up: Most important thing about the Cuban Missile Crisis discussion
Interpreting a graph of the baby boom

Instructional Plan: Lecture/Discussion of life during the 1950's Music of 1950's including back stories of famous songsDuck and cover video illustrating hysteria of Cold WarVarious Images depicting the role of womenDiscussion of the "Other Half" or what was going on outside the suburbs.

Closing Summarizer: As a class we will go over multiple choice questions covering the day using I-respond NOW

Tuesday, Feb 28

Warm Up: Most important thing about the Cuban Missile Crisis discussion
Interpreting a graph of the baby boom

Instructional Plan: Lecture/Discussion of life during the 1950's Music of 1950's including back stories of famous songsDuck and cover video illustrating hysteria of Cold WarVarious Images depicting the role of womenDiscussion of the "Other Half" or what was going on outside the suburbs.

Closing Summarizer: As a class we will go over multiple choice questions covering the day using I-respond NOW

Wednesday, Feb 29

Warm Up: Word Splash on Civil Rights

Instructional Plan: Image of segregation interpretationCivil Rights and Wrongs powerpoint that will include;Strange Fruit by Billie HolidayHate letters to Jackie RobinsonForrest Gump clipNPR listening to the Alabama standoff with George WallaceOther Various Civil Rights Images

Closing Summarizer: Black Like Me Reading and reflection

Thursday, March, 1

Warm Up: Word Splash on Civil Rights

Instructional Plan: Image of segregation interpretationCivil Rights and Wrongs powerpoint that will include;Strange Fruit by Billie HolidayHate letters to Jackie RobinsonForrest Gump clipNPR listening to the Alabama standoff with George WallaceOther Various Civil Rights Images

Closing Summarizer: Black Like Me Reading and reflection

Friday, March 2

Warm Up: MLK and Malcom X introduction. The two names will be on the board and students will write words that come to mind when they hear their names.

Instructional Plan
MLK vs. Malcolm X quote acitivity. Students will individually try to figure out who said which quote.Lecture/Discussion MLK and Malcolm XQuick StudyUnit 8 Test

Closing Summarizer: Debrief if time allows

World History

Monday, Feb 27

Warm Up: How is the American Revolution like a car?

Instructional Plan: Taboo game with Revolutions

Revolutions Quiz

Closing Summarizer: 20 questions on a world history topic.

Tuesday, Feb 28

Warm Up: How is the American Revolution like a car?

Instructional Plan: Taboo game with Revolutions
Revolutions Quiz

Closing Summarizer: 20 questions on a world history topic.

Wednesday, Feb 29

Warm Up: Assembly line simulation. Students will try to make as many paper airplanes as possible.

Instructional Plan: Discussion of efficiencyLecture/Discussion on effects of Industrialization on society
Drawing activity. Students will try to draw a city as I tell them to add more and more things. It will illustrate overcrowded cities.Images of Industrialization/Child Labor

Closing Summarizer: Review 3-2-1 exit ticket.

Thursday, March 1

Warm Up: Assembly line simulation. Students will try to make as many paper airplanes as possible.
Instructional Plan: Discussion of efficiencyLecture/Discussion on effects of Industrialization on society
Drawing activity. Students will try to draw a city as I tell them to add more and more things. It will illustrate overcrowded cities.Images of Industrialization/Child Labor

Closing Summarizer: Review 3-2-1 exit ticket.

Friday, March 2

Warm Up: Restaurant simulation to introduce economic theories and the differences between communism and capitalism.

Instructional Plan: Economic Theories Powerpoint (Lecture/Discussion)Stories of the three cowsLecture/Discussion Inventions of the Industrial Revolution

Closing Summarizer: Invention Pitch. Students will write a pitch about their own invention idea.

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Daily Assignments for US and World History for the week of Feb 27th - March 2nd

US History

Monday, Feb 27
Warm Up: Most important thing about the Cuban Missile Crisis discussion
Interpreting a graph of the baby boom

Instructional Plan: Lecture/Discussion of life during the 1950's Music of 1950's including back stories of famous songsDuck and cover video illustrating hysteria of Cold WarVarious Images depicting the role of womenDiscussion of the "Other Half" or what was going on outside the suburbs.

Closing Summarizer: As a class we will go over multiple choice questions covering the day using I-respond NOW

Tuesday, Feb 28

Warm Up: Most important thing about the Cuban Missile Crisis discussion
Interpreting a graph of the baby boom

Instructional Plan: Lecture/Discussion of life during the 1950's Music of 1950's including back stories of famous songsDuck and cover video illustrating hysteria of Cold WarVarious Images depicting the role of womenDiscussion of the "Other Half" or what was going on outside the suburbs.

Closing Summarizer: As a class we will go over multiple choice questions covering the day using I-respond NOW

Wednesday, Feb 29

Warm Up: Word Splash on Civil Rights

Instructional Plan: Image of segregation interpretationCivil Rights and Wrongs powerpoint that will include;Strange Fruit by Billie HolidayHate letters to Jackie RobinsonForrest Gump clipNPR listening to the Alabama standoff with George WallaceOther Various Civil Rights Images

Closing Summarizer: Black Like Me Reading and reflection

Thursday, March, 1

Warm Up: Word Splash on Civil Rights

Instructional Plan: Image of segregation interpretationCivil Rights and Wrongs powerpoint that will include;Strange Fruit by Billie HolidayHate letters to Jackie RobinsonForrest Gump clipNPR listening to the Alabama standoff with George WallaceOther Various Civil Rights Images

Closing Summarizer: Black Like Me Reading and reflection

Friday, March 2

Warm Up: MLK and Malcom X introduction. The two names will be on the board and students will write words that come to mind when they hear their names.

Instructional Plan
MLK vs. Malcolm X quote acitivity. Students will individually try to figure out who said which quote.Lecture/Discussion MLK and Malcolm XQuick StudyUnit 8 Test

Closing Summarizer: Debrief if time allows

US History

Monday, Feb 27
Warm Up: Most important thing about the Cuban Missile Crisis discussion
Interpreting a graph of the baby boom

Instructional Plan: Lecture/Discussion of life during the 1950's Music of 1950's including back stories of famous songsDuck and cover video illustrating hysteria of Cold WarVarious Images depicting the role of womenDiscussion of the "Other Half" or what was going on outside the suburbs.

Closing Summarizer: As a class we will go over multiple choice questions covering the day using I-respond NOW

Tuesday, Feb 28

Warm Up: Most important thing about the Cuban Missile Crisis discussion
Interpreting a graph of the baby boom

Instructional Plan: Lecture/Discussion of life during the 1950's Music of 1950's including back stories of famous songsDuck and cover video illustrating hysteria of Cold WarVarious Images depicting the role of womenDiscussion of the "Other Half" or what was going on outside the suburbs.

Closing Summarizer: As a class we will go over multiple choice questions covering the day using I-respond NOW

Wednesday, Feb 29

Warm Up: Word Splash on Civil Rights

Instructional Plan: Image of segregation interpretationCivil Rights and Wrongs powerpoint that will include;Strange Fruit by Billie HolidayHate letters to Jackie RobinsonForrest Gump clipNPR listening to the Alabama standoff with George WallaceOther Various Civil Rights Images

Closing Summarizer: Black Like Me Reading and reflection

Thursday, March, 1

Warm Up: Word Splash on Civil Rights

Instructional Plan: Image of segregation interpretationCivil Rights and Wrongs powerpoint that will include;Strange Fruit by Billie HolidayHate letters to Jackie RobinsonForrest Gump clipNPR listening to the Alabama standoff with George WallaceOther Various Civil Rights Images

Closing Summarizer: Black Like Me Reading and reflection

Friday, March 2

Warm Up: MLK and Malcom X introduction. The two names will be on the board and students will write words that come to mind when they hear their names.

Instructional Plan
MLK vs. Malcolm X quote acitivity. Students will individually try to figure out who said which quote.Lecture/Discussion MLK and Malcolm XQuick StudyUnit 8 Test

Closing Summarizer: Debrief if time allows

World History

Monday, Feb 27

Warm Up: How is the American Revolution like a car?

Instructional Plan: Taboo game with Revolutions

Revolutions Quiz

Closing Summarizer: 20 questions on a world history topic.

Tuesday, Feb 28

Warm Up: How is the American Revolution like a car?

Instructional Plan: Taboo game with Revolutions
Revolutions Quiz

Closing Summarizer: 20 questions on a world history topic.

Wednesday, Feb 29

Warm Up: Assembly line simulation. Students will try to make as many paper airplanes as possible.

Instructional Plan: Discussion of efficiencyLecture/Discussion on effects of Industrialization on society
Drawing activity. Students will try to draw a city as I tell them to add more and more things. It will illustrate overcrowded cities.Images of Industrialization/Child Labor

Closing Summarizer: Review 3-2-1 exit ticket.

Thursday, March 1

Warm Up: Assembly line simulation. Students will try to make as many paper airplanes as possible.
Instructional Plan: Discussion of efficiencyLecture/Discussion on effects of Industrialization on society
Drawing activity. Students will try to draw a city as I tell them to add more and more things. It will illustrate overcrowded cities.Images of Industrialization/Child Labor

Closing Summarizer: Review 3-2-1 exit ticket.

Friday, March 2

Warm Up: Restaurant simulation to introduce economic theories and the differences between communism and capitalism.

Instructional Plan: Economic Theories Powerpoint (Lecture/Discussion)Stories of the three cowsLecture/Discussion Inventions of the Industrial Revolution

Closing Summarizer: Invention Pitch. Students will write a pitch about their own invention idea.


















Monday, Feb 27

Warm Up: How is the American Revolution like a car?

Instructional Plan: Taboo game with Revolutions

Revolutions Quiz

Closing Summarizer: 20 questions on a world history topic.

Tuesday, Feb 28

Warm Up: How is the American Revolution like a car?

Instructional Plan: Taboo game with Revolutions
Revolutions Quiz

Closing Summarizer: 20 questions on a world history topic.

Wednesday, Feb 29

Warm Up: Assembly line simulation. Students will try to make as many paper airplanes as possible.

Instructional Plan: Discussion of efficiencyLecture/Discussion on effects of Industrialization on society
Drawing activity. Students will try to draw a city as I tell them to add more and more things. It will illustrate overcrowded cities.Images of Industrialization/Child Labor

Closing Summarizer: Review 3-2-1 exit ticket.

Thursday, March 1

Warm Up: Assembly line simulation. Students will try to make as many paper airplanes as possible.
Instructional Plan: Discussion of efficiencyLecture/Discussion on effects of Industrialization on society
Drawing activity. Students will try to draw a city as I tell them to add more and more things. It will illustrate overcrowded cities.Images of Industrialization/Child Labor

Closing Summarizer: Review 3-2-1 exit ticket.

Friday, March 2

Warm Up: Restaurant simulation to introduce economic theories and the differences between communism and capitalism.

Instructional Plan: Economic Theories Powerpoint (Lecture/Discussion)Stories of the three cowsLecture/Discussion Inventions of the Industrial Revolution

Closing Summarizer: Invention Pitch. Students will write a pitch about their own invention idea.

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Weekly Assignments for US and World History for the week of Feb 27 - March 1

US History

Monday, Feb 27

Warm Up: Most important thing about the Cuban Missile Crisis discussion
Interpreting a graph of the baby boom

Instructional Plan: Lecture/Discussion of life during the 1950's Music of 1950's including back stories of famous songsDuck and cover video illustrating hysteria of Cold WarVarious Images depicting the role of womenDiscussion of the "Other Half" or what was going on outside the suburbs.

Closing Summarizer: As a class we will go over multiple choice questions covering the day using I-respond NOW

Tuesday, Feb 28

Warm Up: Most important thing about the Cuban Missile Crisis discussion
Interpreting a graph of the baby boom

Instructional Plan: Lecture/Discussion of life during the 1950's Music of 1950's including back stories of famous songsDuck and cover video illustrating hysteria of Cold WarVarious Images depicting the role of womenDiscussion of the "Other Half" or what was going on outside the suburbs.

Closing Summarizer: As a class we will go over multiple choice questions covering the day using I-respond NOW

Wednesday, Feb 29

Warm Up: Word Splash on Civil Rights

Instructional Plan: Image of segregation interpretationCivil Rights and Wrongs powerpoint that will include;Strange Fruit by Billie HolidayHate letters to Jackie RobinsonForrest Gump clipNPR listening to the Alabama standoff with George WallaceOther Various Civil Rights Images

Closing Summarizer: Black Like Me Reading and reflection

Thursday, March, 1

Warm Up: Word Splash on Civil Rights

Instructional Plan: Image of segregation interpretationCivil Rights and Wrongs powerpoint that will include;Strange Fruit by Billie HolidayHate letters to Jackie RobinsonForrest Gump clipNPR listening to the Alabama standoff with George WallaceOther Various Civil Rights Images

Closing Summarizer: Black Like Me Reading and reflection

Friday, March 2

Warm Up: MLK and Malcom X introduction. The two names will be on the board and students will write words that come to mind when they hear their names.

Instructional Plan
MLK vs. Malcolm X quote acitivity. Students will individually try to figure out who said which quote.Lecture/Discussion MLK and Malcolm XQuick StudyUnit 8 Test

Closing Summarizer: Debrief if time allows

World History

Monday, Feb 27

Warm Up: How is the American Revolution like a car?

Instructional Plan: Taboo game with Revolutions

Revolutions Quiz

Closing Summarizer: 20 questions on a world history topic.

Tuesday, Feb 28

Warm Up: How is the American Revolution like a car?

Instructional Plan: Taboo game with Revolutions
Revolutions Quiz

Closing Summarizer: 20 questions on a world history topic.

Wednesday, Feb 29

Warm Up: Assembly line simulation. Students will try to make as many paper airplanes as possible.

Instructional Plan: Discussion of efficiencyLecture/Discussion on effects of Industrialization on society
Drawing activity. Students will try to draw a city as I tell them to add more and more things. It will illustrate overcrowded cities.Images of Industrialization/Child Labor

Closing Summarizer: Review 3-2-1 exit ticket.

Thursday, March 1

Warm Up: Assembly line simulation. Students will try to make as many paper airplanes as possible.
Instructional Plan: Discussion of efficiencyLecture/Discussion on effects of Industrialization on society
Drawing activity. Students will try to draw a city as I tell them to add more and more things. It will illustrate overcrowded cities.Images of Industrialization/Child Labor

Closing Summarizer: Review 3-2-1 exit ticket.

Friday, March 2

Warm Up: Restaurant simulation to introduce economic theories and the differences between communism and capitalism.

Instructional Plan: Economic Theories Powerpoint (Lecture/Discussion)Stories of the three cowsLecture/Discussion Inventions of the Industrial Revolution

Closing Summarizer: Invention Pitch. Students will write a pitch about their own invention idea.

Friday, February 24, 2012

Daily Assignments for US and World History for Feb 21st - Feb 24th

US History

Standards


SSUSH21
The student will explain economic growth and its impact on the United States 1945-1970.
Element: SSUSH21.a
Describe the baby boom and the impact as shown by Levittown and the Interstate Highway Act.
Element: SSUSH21.b
Describe the impact television has had on American culture, including the Presidential Debates (Kennedy/Nixon, 1960), news coverage of the Civil Rights movement.
Element: SSUSH21.c
Analyze the impact of technology on American life including the development of the personal computer and the cellular telephone.
Element: SSUSH21.d
Describe the impact of competition with the USSR as evidenced by the launch of Sputnik I and President Eisenhower's actions.


Tuesday, Feb 21

Warm Up: Review Test

Instructional Plan: The story of the three cows to describe the difference between economic theoriesLecture/Discussion on Standard 20Video on McCarthyism

Closing Summarizer: 3-2-1 exit ticket

Wednesday, Feb 22

Warm Up: Review Test

Instructional Plan: The story of the three cows to describe the difference between economic theoriesLecture/Discussion on Standard 20Video on McCarthyism

Closing Summarizer: 3-2-1 exit ticket

Thursday, Feb 23

Warm Up: America Story of Us video clip on the Cuban Missile Crisis (just watch)

Instructional Plan: The real story behind the Cuban Missile Crisis. Students will read a series of primary source documents to decide what they believe really happened during the crisis. It will be set up in a stations and students will fill out a graphic organizer as they move through.

Closing Summarizer: Mini Essay. What really happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis using evidence from the documents.

Friday, Feb 24

Warm Up: America Story of Us video clip on the Cuban Missile Crisis (just watch)

Instructional Plan: The real story behind the Cuban Missile Crisis. Students will read a series of primary source documents to decide what they believe really happened during the crisis. It will be set up in a stations and students will fill out a graphic organizer as they move through.

Closing Summarizer: Mini Essay. What really happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis using evidence from the documents.


World History

Tuesday, Feb 21

Warm Up: GHSGT Question of the Day

Instructional Plan: Story of Versailles and PicturesBrief depiction of the breakdown of the estates generalLecture/Discussion on French Revolution including brief Video
Closing Summarizer: Review crossword on Enlightenment, Absolutism, and French Revolution

Wednesday, Feb 22

Warm Up: GHSGT question of the day

Instructional Plan: Introduction to Slave TradeSlave Trade Simulation. I will read about the conditions on the slave ships as students sit under their desks.Video Clip of AmistadIntroduction to Haitian Revolution and ties to SlaveryVideo on Haitian Revolution
Closing Summarizer: Most Important thing

Thursday, Feb 23

Warm Up: GHSGT question of the day

Instructional Plan: Introduction to Slave TradeSlave Trade Simulation. I will read about the conditions on the slave ships as students sit under their desks.Video Clip of AmistadIntroduction to Haitian Revolution and ties to SlaveryVideo on Haitian Revolution
Closing Summarizer: Most Important thing

Friday, Feb 24

Warm Up:
Instructional Plan:Plan:GHSGT Question of the Day
Instructional Plan: 1) Revolutions Research Project - Students will be in small groups to research the causes and effects of the revolutions in England, United States, France, Haiti, and Latin America. 2. Students will be responsible for creating a presentation to share with the class using different sites on the Internet (no PowerPoint presentations).

Closing Summarizer: Exit ticket (to informally assess project progress)









World History

Standards
SSWH14
The student will analyze the Age of Revolutions and Rebellions.
Element: SSWH14.a
Examine absolutism through a comparison of the rules of Louix XIV, Tsar Peter the Great, Tokugawa Ieyasu.
Element: SSWH14.b
Identify the causes and results of the revolutions in England (1689), United States (1776), France (1789), Haiti (1791), and Latin America (1808-1825).
Element: SSWH14.c
Explain Napoleon's rise to power, defeat, and consequences for Europe.
Element: SSWH14.d
Examine the interaction with westerners to include Opium War, the Taiping Rebellion, and Commodore Perry.

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Daily Assikgnments for US and World History for Feb 21st - Feb 24th

US History

Standards
SSUSH20
The student will analyze the domestic and international impact of the Cold War on the United States.
Element: SSUSH20.a
Describe the creation of the Marshall Plan, U.S. commitment to Europe, the Truman Doctrine, and the origins and implications of the containment policy.
Element: SSUSH20.b
Explain the impact of the new communist regime in China, the outbreak of the Korean War, and how these events contributed to the rise of Senator Joseph McCarthy.
Element: SSUSH20.c
Describe the Cuban Revolution, the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban missile crisis.
Element: SSUSH20.d
Describe the Vietnam War, the Tet offensive, and growing opposition to the war.



Tuesday, Feb 21

Warm Up: Review Test

Instructional Plan: The story of the three cows to describe the difference between economic theoriesLecture/Discussion on Standard 20Video on McCarthyism

Closing Summarizer: 3-2-1 exit ticket

Wednesday, Feb 22

Warm Up: Review Test

Instructional Plan: The story of the three cows to describe the difference between economic theoriesLecture/Discussion on Standard 20Video on McCarthyism

Closing Summarizer: 3-2-1 exit ticket

Thursday, Feb 23

Warm Up: America Story of Us video clip on the Cuban Missile Crisis (just watch)

Instructional Plan: The real story behind the Cuban Missile Crisis. Students will read a series of primary source documents to decide what they believe really happened during the crisis. It will be set up in a stations and students will fill out a graphic organizer as they move through.

Closing Summarizer: Mini Essay. What really happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis using evidence from the documents.

Friday, Feb 24

Warm Up: America Story of Us video clip on the Cuban Missile Crisis (just watch)

Instructional Plan: The real story behind the Cuban Missile Crisis. Students will read a series of primary source documents to decide what they believe really happened during the crisis. It will be set up in a stations and students will fill out a graphic organizer as they move through.

Closing Summarizer: Mini Essay. What really happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis using evidence from the documents.


World History

Standards
SSWH14
The student will analyze the Age of Revolutions and Rebellions.
Element: SSWH14.a
Examine absolutism through a comparison of the rules of Louix XIV, Tsar Peter the Great, Tokugawa Ieyasu.
Element: SSWH14.b
Identify the causes and results of the revolutions in England (1689), United States (1776), France (1789), Haiti (1791), and Latin America (1808-1825).
Element: SSWH14.c
Explain Napoleon's rise to power, defeat, and consequences for Europe.
Element: SSWH14.d
Examine the interaction with westerners to include Opium War, the Taiping Rebellion, and Commodore Perry.



Tuesday, Feb 21

Warm Up: GHSGT Question of the Day

Instructional Plan: Story of Versailles and PicturesBrief depiction of the breakdown of the estates generalLecture/Discussion on French Revolution including brief Video
Closing Summarizer: Review crossword on Enlightenment, Absolutism, and French Revolution

Wednesday, Feb 22

Warm Up: GHSGT question of the day

Instructional Plan: Introduction to Slave TradeSlave Trade Simulation. I will read about the conditions on the slave ships as students sit under their desks.Video Clip of AmistadIntroduction to Haitian Revolution and ties to SlaveryVideo on Haitian Revolution
Closing Summarizer: Most Important thing

Thursday, Feb 23

Warm Up: GHSGT question of the day

Instructional Plan: Introduction to Slave TradeSlave Trade Simulation. I will read about the conditions on the slave ships as students sit under their desks.Video Clip of AmistadIntroduction to Haitian Revolution and ties to SlaveryVideo on Haitian Revolution
Closing Summarizer: Most Important thing

Friday, Feb 24

Warm Up:
Instructional Plan:Plan:GHSGT Question of the Day
Instructional Plan: 1) Revolutions Research Project - Students will be in small groups to research the causes and effects of the revolutions in England, United States, France, Haiti, and Latin America. 2. Students will be responsible for creating a presentation to share with the class using different sites on the Internet (no PowerPoint presentations).

Closing Summarizer: Exit ticket (to informally assess project progress)

Tutoring Schedule: Tuesday and Thursday morning from 7:15 - 7:55

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Daily Assignments for US and World History for Feb 21st - Feb 24th

US History

Tuesday, Feb 21

Warm Up: Review Test

Instructional Plan: The story of the three cows to describe the difference between economic theoriesLecture/Discussion on Standard 20Video on McCarthyism

Closing Summarizer: 3-2-1 exit ticket

Wednesday, Feb 22

Warm Up: Review Test

Instructional Plan: The story of the three cows to describe the difference between economic theoriesLecture/Discussion on Standard 20Video on McCarthyism

Closing Summarizer: 3-2-1 exit ticket

Thursday, Feb 23

Warm Up: America Story of Us video clip on the Cuban Missile Crisis (just watch)

Instructional Plan: The real story behind the Cuban Missile Crisis. Students will read a series of primary source documents to decide what they believe really happened during the crisis. It will be set up in a stations and students will fill out a graphic organizer as they move through.

Closing Summarizer: Mini Essay. What really happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis using evidence from the documents.

Friday, Feb 24

Warm Up: America Story of Us video clip on the Cuban Missile Crisis (just watch)

Instructional Plan: The real story behind the Cuban Missile Crisis. Students will read a series of primary source documents to decide what they believe really happened during the crisis. It will be set up in a stations and students will fill out a graphic organizer as they move through.

Closing Summarizer: Mini Essay. What really happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis using evidence from the documents.

Standards
SSUSH20
The student will analyze the domestic and international impact of the Cold War on the United States.
Element: SSUSH20.a
Describe the creation of the Marshall Plan, U.S. commitment to Europe, the Truman Doctrine, and the origins and implications of the containment policy.
Element: SSUSH20.b
Explain the impact of the new communist regime in China, the outbreak of the Korean War, and how these events contributed to the rise of Senator Joseph McCarthy.
Element: SSUSH20.c
Describe the Cuban Revolution, the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban missile crisis.
Element: SSUSH20.d
Describe the Vietnam War, the Tet offensive, and growing opposition to the war.




World History

Tuesday, Feb 21

Warm Up: GHSGT Question of the Day

Instructional Plan: Story of Versailles and PicturesBrief depiction of the breakdown of the estates generalLecture/Discussion on French Revolution including brief Video
Closing Summarizer: Review crossword on Enlightenment, Absolutism, and French Revolution

Wednesday, Feb 22

Warm Up: GHSGT question of the day

Instructional Plan: Introduction to Slave TradeSlave Trade Simulation. I will read about the conditions on the slave ships as students sit under their desks.Video Clip of AmistadIntroduction to Haitian Revolution and ties to SlaveryVideo on Haitian Revolution
Closing Summarizer: Most Important thing

Thursday, Feb 23

Warm Up: GHSGT question of the day

Instructional Plan: Introduction to Slave TradeSlave Trade Simulation. I will read about the conditions on the slave ships as students sit under their desks.Video Clip of AmistadIntroduction to Haitian Revolution and ties to SlaveryVideo on Haitian Revolution
Closing Summarizer: Most Important thing

Friday, Feb 24

Warm Up:
Instructional Plan:Plan:GHSGT Question of the Day
Instructional Plan: 1) Revolutions Research Project - Students will be in small groups to research the causes and effects of the revolutions in England, United States, France, Haiti, and Latin America. 2. Students will be responsible for creating a presentation to share with the class using different sites on the Internet (no PowerPoint presentations).

Closing Summarizer: Exit ticket (to informally assess project progress)

Standards

SSWH14
The student will analyze the Age of Revolutions and Rebellions.
Element: SSWH14.a
Examine absolutism through a comparison of the rules of Louix XIV, Tsar Peter the Great, Tokugawa Ieyasu.
Element: SSWH14.b
Identify the causes and results of the revolutions in England (1689), United States (1776), France (1789), Haiti (1791), and Latin America (1808-1825).
Element: SSWH14.c
Explain Napoleon's rise to power, defeat, and consequences for Europe.
Element: SSWH14.d
Examine the interaction with westerners to include Opium War, the Taiping Rebellion, and Commodore Perry.

Tutoring Schedule
Tuesday and Thursday: 7:15 - 8:55

Monday, February 20, 2012

Weekly Assignments for US and World History the week of Feb 21st - 24th

US History

Tuesday, Feb 21

Warm Up: Review Test

Instructional Plan: The story of the three cows to describe the difference between economic theoriesLecture/Discussion on Standard 20Video on McCarthyism

Closing Summarizer: 3-2-1 exit ticket

Wednesday, Feb 22

Warm Up: Review Test

Instructional Plan: The story of the three cows to describe the difference between economic theoriesLecture/Discussion on Standard 20Video on McCarthyism

Closing Summarizer: 3-2-1 exit ticket

Thursday, Feb 23

Warm Up: America Story of Us video clip on the Cuban Missile Crisis (just watch)

Instructional Plan: The real story behind the Cuban Missile Crisis. Students will read a series of primary source documents to decide what they believe really happened during the crisis. It will be set up in a stations and students will fill out a graphic organizer as they move through.

Closing Summarizer: Mini Essay. What really happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis using evidence from the documents.

Friday, Feb 24

Warm Up: America Story of Us video clip on the Cuban Missile Crisis (just watch)

Instructional Plan: The real story behind the Cuban Missile Crisis. Students will read a series of primary source documents to decide what they believe really happened during the crisis. It will be set up in a stations and students will fill out a graphic organizer as they move through.

Closing Summarizer: Mini Essay. What really happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis using evidence from the documents.


World History

Tuesday, Feb 21

Warm Up: GHSGT Question of the Day

Instructional Plan: Story of Versailles and PicturesBrief depiction of the breakdown of the estates generalLecture/Discussion on French Revolution including brief Video
Closing Summarizer: Review crossword on Enlightenment, Absolutism, and French Revolution

Wednesday, Feb 22

Warm Up: GHSGT question of the day

Instructional Plan: Introduction to Slave TradeSlave Trade Simulation. I will read about the conditions on the slave ships as students sit under their desks.Video Clip of AmistadIntroduction to Haitian Revolution and ties to SlaveryVideo on Haitian Revolution
Closing Summarizer: Most Important thing

Thursday, Feb 23

Warm Up: GHSGT question of the day

Instructional Plan: Introduction to Slave TradeSlave Trade Simulation. I will read about the conditions on the slave ships as students sit under their desks.Video Clip of AmistadIntroduction to Haitian Revolution and ties to SlaveryVideo on Haitian Revolution
Closing Summarizer: Most Important thing

Friday, Feb 24

Warm Up:
Instructional Plan:Plan:GHSGT Question of the Day
Instructional Plan: 1) Revolutions Research Project - Students will be in small groups to research the causes and effects of the revolutions in England, United States, France, Haiti, and Latin America. 2. Students will be responsible for creating a presentation to share with the class using different sites on the Internet (no PowerPoint presentations).

Closing Summarizer: Exit ticket (to informally assess project progress)