1. Mrs. Butler, our 8th Grade Counselor, will be visiting Social Studies classes today for a "meet and greet" and to share some important information about 8th grade.
HW -
Friday, September 30, 2011
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Class Agenda
1. Bellringer: Do pg. 1...this will be a good review for the test. Use concrete examples.
2. TEST: Reconstruction
HW - none
2. TEST: Reconstruction
HW - none
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Class Agenda
1. Bellringer: Do Q's on pg. 28. How were Southern African-Americans negatively impacted after the Civil War?
2. Sharecropping discussion: Why is sharecropping sometime referred to as "the ghost of antebellum South?"
3. Vocabulary Review (pgs 4-5). Class Activity - in your groups identify and summarize the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments. Your summary must be 5 words or less! Draw a picture to represent each amendment. Divide a piece of notebook paper into thirds...using one section for each amendment.
HW - Study for Reconstruction test tomorrow!
(pgs. 4, 5, 29)
- Click for Vocab Flashcards
3. Vocabulary Review (pgs 4-5). Class Activity - in your groups identify and summarize the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments. Your summary must be 5 words or less! Draw a picture to represent each amendment. Divide a piece of notebook paper into thirds...using one section for each amendment.
HW - Study for Reconstruction test tomorrow!
(pgs. 4, 5, 29)
- Click for Vocab Flashcards
Monday, September 26, 2011
Class Agenda
1. Bellringer: Review - What were Jim Crow Laws?
2. Roots of Segregation (pg. 27 notes). Have you ever broken a rule at home? Do you have any rules at home that have "loopholes?" Bridge discussion to Jim Crow/segregation laws in the South.
3. Plessy v. Ferguson: What role did this case play in segregation?
HW - Do pg. 20....&....Remember that we have a test Wednesday
2. Roots of Segregation (pg. 27 notes). Have you ever broken a rule at home? Do you have any rules at home that have "loopholes?" Bridge discussion to Jim Crow/segregation laws in the South.
3. Plessy v. Ferguson: What role did this case play in segregation?
HW - Do pg. 20....&....Remember that we have a test Wednesday
Friday, September 23, 2011
Class Agenda
Note: Mr. Law is absent today
1. Bellringer: As a pre-read exercise, complete the True/False questions on pg. 21.2. Group-Read-Activity: Read article on the Jim Crow South (pg. 22-26).
3. Go back to pg. 21 and check/correct your T/F responses...for each question, provide "Evidence" at the bottom of the page for why the response is true or false. What statement in the reading helped you draw your T/F conclusion?
4. Review answers as a class.
HW - none
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Class Agenda
1. Bellringer: View video clip (reviewing the impeachment topic from yesterday) and answer the questions below:
- What power did President Johnson use to block legislation from Congress?
- How did Congress react?
2. KKK - "A Failed Revolution" view last 2 minutes of clip (above) - discuss and view powerpoint. What was the role of the KKK in the "New South?" What kind of impact did they have?
HW - none
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Class Agenda
1. Bellringer: Which is best...A) SU Football B) SU Basketball C) SU Lax D) None of the above
Introduce concept of bias - favoring one side or another. Bridge concept to the political bias now, and post-Civil War...
2. Contrast Moderate and Radical plans for Reconstruction (pg. 8...use pg. 6 to help complete pg. 8)
3. Impeaching a President (pg. 13-17; Questions 1-3 at Top)
HW - finish pg. 18 (Questions 1-4 at bottom...use these charts to help)
Introduce concept of bias - favoring one side or another. Bridge concept to the political bias now, and post-Civil War...
2. Contrast Moderate and Radical plans for Reconstruction (pg. 8...use pg. 6 to help complete pg. 8)
3. Impeaching a President (pg. 13-17; Questions 1-3 at Top)
HW - finish pg. 18 (Questions 1-4 at bottom...use these charts to help)
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