Mr. Brown- Lesson Plans- 11/16-11/20
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Week of 11/16-11/20 |
Student/Teacher
Activities |
Assessment |
Homework |
Materials |
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Monday |
S-WS- will define Chapter 10 Vocabulary
Words Using KIM Format T-
will describe how George III ruled differently than George I and II A.Ruled by himself B.War Debt C.Colonies pay debt T-
Will discuss the various taxes forced on the colonies by the English
government A.Sugar Act B.Stamp Act C.Declaratory Act S-
will take Cornell Notes RS-
Why do you think George III felt it was the colonies responsibility to pay
for the French and Indian War |
Informal
Questions Teacher
Observation |
Study
Vocabulary |
SC
Text |
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Standards and Indicators |
8.1-The
Student will demonstrate an understanding of the settlement of SC
and U.S. by Native Americans, Europeans and Africans 8.1.5-
Summarize the significant changes to South Carolina’s government during the
colonial period 8.1.6-Explain
how SC used natural, human and political resources to gain economic
prosperity. |
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Tuesday |
T- will review the
rule of King George III and taxes imposed on the colonies S- will answer
review questions T- will discuss
more taxes imposed on the colonies by the British Government and the reaction
of the colonies A.Boston Tea Party B.Boston Massacre C.Royal Governors T- will put
painting of Boston Massacre on Smart Board- V WS- students will
write a newspaper column from a
British perspective on how this was not a massacre- K RS- How did the
colonists use propaganda to benefit their cause. |
Newspaper
Column |
Study
Notes |
SC
Text |
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Standards and Indicators |
8.1-The
Student will demonstrate an understanding of the settlement of SC
and U.S. by Native Americans, Europeans and Africans 8.1.5-
Summarize the significant changes to South Carolina’s government during the
colonial period 8.1.6-Explain
how SC used natural, human and political resources to gain economic
prosperity. |
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Wednesday |
T- will discuss
John Wilkes and how SC tried to help him T- will discuss why
fighting broke out at Lexington and Concord between the British and
Colonists S- will take
Cornell Notes S- will watch 20
minute streamline video on causes of the American Revolution- V RS- Compare the
views of the Wilkes case from a British view point and a Colonists view
point. How are they different? |
Teacher
Observation Video
Questions |
Study
Voc and Notes |
SC
text |
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Standards and Indicators |
8.1-The
Student will demonstrate an understanding of the settlement of SC
and U.S. by Native Americans, Europeans and Africans 8.1.5-
Summarize the significant changes to South Carolina’s government during the
colonial period 8.1.6-Explain
how SC used natural, human and political resources to gain economic
prosperity. |
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Thursday |
S- will answer
review questions on Chapters 9 and 10 on Smart Board- K S- will do
Crossword Puzzle in pairs to review for Chapter 9 and 10 Test |
Class
review Completion
of Crossword |
Study
test Complete
Crossword |
SC
Text |
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Standards and Indicators |
8.1-The
Student will demonstrate an understanding of the settlement of SC
and U.S. by Native Americans, Europeans and Africans 8.1.5-
Summarize the significant changes to South Carolina’s government during the
colonial period 8.1.6-Explain
how SC used natural, human and political resources to gain economic
prosperity. |
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Friday |
S-
will take Chapters 9 and 10 Test S-
will begin to define American Revolution Vocabulary using KIM Format |
Chapter
9 and 10 test |
None
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Teacher
made Test |
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Standards and Indicators |
8.1-The
Student will demonstrate an understanding of the settlement of SC
and U.S. by Native Americans, Europeans and Africans 8.1.5-
Summarize the significant changes to South Carolina’s government during the
colonial period 8.1.6-Explain
how SC used natural, human and political resources to gain economic
prosperity. |
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1. Be in your seat when the bell rings
2. Bring book, notebook, AR book, and pencil
everyday.
3. No eating in class.
4. Raise hand for permission to speak.
5. Follow all SMS rules.
Class Expectations
1. Follow directions the first time they are given.
2. Be respectful of me and your classmates.
3. Come to class with a positive attitude.
4. Give your best effort on all assignments.