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FIRST PERIOD: WORLD GEOGRAPHY CP (FOUNDATIONAL STUDIES)

SECOND PERIOD: WORLD GEOGRAPHY HONORS (FOUNDATIONAL STUDIES)

SECOND BLOCK: PLANNING

THIRD BLOCK: STREET LAW

SEVENTH PERIOD: WORLD GEOGRAPHY CP (FOUNDATIONAL STUDIES)

EIGHTH PERIOD: WORLD GEOGRAPHY HONORS (FOUNDATIONAL STUDIES)

ALL STUDENTS CAN BE SUCCESSFUL

All students can improve their chances if they:

Attend class regularly (If you are not in class, you do not know what is going on)

Are on time.

Stay awake and alert in class.

Focus on the material being taught.

Complete all assignments in a timely manner.

Keep your binder up-to-date, neat, and orderly.

Review your notes daily. (This should be done EVERY night for 15 minutes)

Participate in class discussions and activities.

Ask GOOD questions.

Keep a POSITIVE ATTITUDE. (Believe in yourself, I do)

Have high expectations for yourself. (I do)

Respect yourself, your fellow students, your teachers, and your administrators.

Follow ALL the rules and regulations. (In the classroom and throughout the building)

*** BY WORKING TOGETHER, WE CAN ENJOY A VERY SUCCESSFUL & REWARDING

YEAR. REMEMBER, I AM HERE TO HELP OU BE SUCCESSFUL, BUT I CANNOT

DO IT ALONE. I LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH EACH AND EVERYONE OF

YOU THIS COMING YEAR.

LESSON PLANS: 2009-2010

DAVID.S. LITTLEFIELD

· Each day, students are required to copy down the “Country of the Day” for that day. As part of this opening assignment, students are given key words to identify and define as part of their daily literacy assignment. Also, students are required to plot the latitude and longitude of each country’s capital city as part of their daily numeracy assignment.

· RED DENOTES LITERACY LESSON

· DENOTES NUMERACY LESSON

DAVID.S. LITTLEFIELD

WEEK OF: November 23-30, 2009 SUBJECT: Geography

Date	Objectives	Procedures(highlights)	Evaluation
Monday	In this lesson, students will: 1. Country of the Day Quiz 2. Identify the challenges that face Mexico DUE TO THE SHORT WEEK, THERE WILL BE NO “COUNTRIES OF THE DAY” THIS WEEK	Quiz Lecture & notes (Skeleton Notes) Discussion Textbook assignment	Quiz Observation Participation Class Practice
Tuesday	In this lesson, students will: 1. MAP ACTIVITY: LABEL THE COUNTRIES OF CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN 2. Identify the physical processes that have shaped the landforms of Central America and the Caribbean DUE TO THE SHORT WEEK, THERE WILL BE NO “COUNTRIES OF THE DAY” THIS WEEK	Lecture & notes (Skeleton Notes) Discussion Textbook assignment	Observation Participation Class Practice
Wednesday	In this lesson, students will: N/A
Thursday	In this lesson, students will: N/A
Friday	In this lesson, students will: N/A

WEEK OF: November 23-30, 2009 SUBJECT: Street Law

Date	Objectives	Procedures(highlights)	Evaluation	Standards
Monday	In this lesson, students will: 1. Name and describe at least four crimes against the person 2. Explain the difference between criminal and non-criminal homicide, and the different types of criminal homicide.	Video: To Kill A Mockingbird (Part I)	Observation Participation Class Practice	USG-3.3
Tuesday	In this lesson, students will: 1. Analyze factual situations to determine whether crimes against the person have been committed. 2. Discuss several problems involved in prosecuting rape cases.	Video: To Kill A Mockingbird (Part II)	Observation Participation Class Practice	USG-3.3
Wednesday	In this lesson, students will: N/A
Thursday	In this lesson, students will: N/A
Friday	In this lesson, students will: N/A