1. Bellringer: Do pg. 3…and try to use as many unit vocabulary words as possible!
2. QUIZ: Cold War Part I
3. Birth of Rock & Roll. What role did the radio and tv play? How did this new medium contribute to the generation gap?
1. Bellringer: How are your interests/hobbies/music/likes/dislikes different from your parents or guardians? Create a venn diagram to compare & contrast. Introduce concept of generation gap
2. 1950s American Culture clip: Interstate Highway Act, suburbs, new technology
3. Powerpoint overview
HW - TOMORROW - Cold War (part I) Quiz. Review "Part I" of your packet... Vocab (pgs. 5-6) ...excluding #12-16, 18-19, 22-23.
- TOMORROW - extra credit assignment (article - handout)
- MONDAY - Butter Battle Assignment
1. Bellringer: Pg. 26...bomb drill primary source. What was the purpose of this document? Clip.
2. The Cold War - Ike and JFK (pg. 24-25)...Compare and contrast their approaches to the Cold War
3. Current Events: Nuclear weapons in the world today.
4. Movie Review: Identify 3 unit vocabulary words in the movie...and draw a simple picture representing one of those vocabulary words.
1. Bellringer: What would be the motivation for someone to "run away" from home? Read pg. 18…what was the motivation for someone to "run away" from communist East Germany? Bridge into concept: defect (verb) -
2. Berlin Airlift and Berlin Wall (pg. 15-19). Apply concept: defect
1. Bellringer: Activity (pg. 12)... UP TO "Soviet Expansion"
2. What does it mean when someone is acting "cold" to you (or someone is giving you the "cold shoulder?" How does that make you feel? Link this concept to the "Cold War"...
1. Bellringer: Review…pg. 5, 6, 42. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
2. Follow-up: Robert Bales question on pg. 41.
3. United Nations (Brain-pop). How was it an improvement over the League of Nations?
1. Bellringer: In your Classroom Reading Packet, read pg. 51: Present text-based evidence to support this claim: The Atomic Bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki had devastating effects.
2. Clip: Manhattan Project
3. Analyze Author's Claims: Should the US have dropped the Atomic Bomb? Which author makes his case most effectively?
1. Bellringer: Do map analysis on pg. 32. In your own words, define turning point?
2. Turning the Tide (p.pt). Identify the key turning points of the war.
3. Class Activity: D-Day (pg. 31)
1. Bellringer: Do pg. 16
2. Hitler's Hatred (pg. 17)
3. Class Video - "The Last Days." How is this film an outstanding lesson in empathy (one of "The Five Keys" for us at JDMS).