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Colette Fraley
Wakefield H.S.

email Ms. Fraley: colette_fraley@hotmail.com


*LAST UNIT READING SCHEDULE
*READING SCHEDULE FOR ENTIRE YEAR
*Questions to guide your reading and notetaking
*JOURNAL TOPICS (ongoing)
*TEMPLATES (for your use)
*Link to presidential information
*Biographies
*amsco book chapter answers

Course Facts
-course overview
-course supplies

-expectations agreement
-grading policy

 
UNITS OF STUDY
UNIT 1
Colonization
to 1750

-terms and people
-unit outline
-reading focus questions
-primary sources list

-ch 1 summary
-ch 2 summary
-ch 3 summary

-ch 4 summary

-online reviews
UNIT 6
Gilded Age
1877-1920

-terms and questions
-unit outline

-jeopardy
-ch 17 summary
-ch 18 summary
-ch 19 summary
-ch 20 summary

-online reviews
 

UNIT 2
Revolution
1750-1789

-terms and people
-unit outline
-reading focus questions

-jeopardy
-ch 5 summary
-ch 6 summary

-online reviews
 

UNIT 7
Imperialism & WWI,
1870-1920

-terms and people
-unit outline
-reading focus questions

-jeopardy
-ch 21 summary
-ch 22 summary

-online reviews
 

UNIT 3
Early Republic
1789-1825

-terms and people
-unit outline
-reading focus questions

-jeopardy
-ch 7 summary
-ch 8 summary
-ch 9 summary

-online reviews
 

UNIT 8
20s & Depression
1920 to 1940

-terms and people
-unit outline
-reading focus questions

-jeopardy
-ch 23 summary
-ch 24 summary

-online reviews

UNIT 4
Jacksonian Era
1825-1850

-terms and questions
-unit outline

-jeopardy
-ch 10 summary
-ch 11 summary
-ch 13 summary

-online reviews
 
UNIT 9
WWII & Early Cold War 1939-1960

-terms and questions
-unit outline

-jeopardy
-ch 25 summary
-ch 26 summary
-ch 27 summary

-online reviews
UNIT 5
Civil War/Reconstruction 1850-1877

-terms and questions
-unit outline
(War; Recon)
-jeopardy
-ch 12 summary
-ch 13 summary
-ch 14 summary
-ch 15 summary
-ch 16 summary

-online reviews
UNIT 10
Modern America
1960 to present

-terms and people
-unit outline

-jeopardy
-ch 28 summary
-ch 29 summary
-ch 30 summary
-ch 31 summary
-ch 32 summary
-online reviews 

In class  (most recent day is at top; scroll for previous)

NEXT TIME: Please bring the flash cards back.


DUE 5-18 and 5-19 - SOL review questions


DUE 6-5 and 6-6 - 100 point projects

Due 6-17 final project

May 2, 3, 4 in class: review
4/28 and May 1 in class: went over released exam

hw: due 5/2 and 5/3: 80-question Henry A test (look in upper left hand corner for "henry")

hw: due 5/2 and 5/3: Presidential promises and quotes: page 1, page 2, page 3
4/26 and 4/27 in class: power of printed word; buzzers
hw due next class: released exam (100 questions)

hw: due 5/2 and 5/3: 80-question Henry A test (look in upper left hand corner for "henry")

hw: due 5/2 and 5/3: Presidential promises and quotes: page 1, page 2, page 3
4/24 and 4/25

in class: went over exam; completed decades; carousel brainstorm; test corrections turned in


hw: printed word (page 1 and page 2)
hw: review president sheet for activity next time (all are pdf files and may take a bit to open)
presidents 1-8; 9-18; 19-27; 28-33; 34-39; 40-42

hw: review for exam. about 1.5 amsco chapters per night is suggested

4/18 and 4/19

in class: discussed format of AP exam; went over amsco test; decades (from stapled packet);

ap review schedule

hw: do PLACES (map / list) (also called "where in the U.S.A, Carmen?"

hw: review for exam. about 1.5 amsco chapters per night is suggested

4/6 and 4/7 in class: test

hw: in back of amsco, complete the 80-question multiple choice test. Time yourself. See if you can finish in 55 minutes. If you don't finish in 55 minutes, mark how far you got and then finish it.

journals will be due next time I see you (4th quarter grade)
T 4/4 (4 & 6) and W 4/5 (1 & 5 ) in class: nixon and watergate lecture and ppt; watergate cartoons (p1, p2, p3, p4, p5)
hw: study for test
hw: complete journal entries
M 4/3 (1 and 5) in class: mainstream and counterculture
hw: study for test
hw: complete journal entries
H 3/30 (1 & 5) and F 3/31 (4 & 6)

in class: quizzes; work day
hw: read Amsco 653-660(questions)
hw complete watergate (readings | questions)

journals will be due FRIDAY APRIL 7

UNIT TEST next FRIDAY will include 5 questions each from the following AMSCO chapters:

  • ch. 6
  • ch 10
  • ch12
  • ch13
  • ch14
  • ch17
  • ch 23
  • ch24
  • 40 questions from current unit (amsco chapters 28, 29, 30)
T 3.28 (1 & %) W 3/29 (4 ^ 6) in class: "DearAmerica: Letters Home from Vietnam" video
hw: bring materials for work day
hw: read Amsco 642-653(questions)
hw: amsco review 21 & 22
WORK DAY NEXT CLASS
F 3/24 (1 & 5; M 4 & 6) in class: quiz: finished lecture on civil rights
hw: reading amsco pp. 619-633(questions)
hw: vietnam packet B (questions / readings)
hw amsco review ch 19 & 20
W 3/22 AND H 3/23 (all) in class: quiz; begin lecture on civil rights
hw: amsco pp 603-613 (questions)
hw: vietnam readings A; martin quotes & malcolm quotes (journal entry) assignment sheet for packet
hw: amsco review ch 17 & 18
T 3/21 (4 & 6) in class: test
hw: amsco pp 593-603 (questions)
hw: amsco review 15 & 16
hw: reading packet and questions
M 3/20 in class: test
hw: amsco pp 593-603 (questions)
hw: amsco review 15 & 16
hw: reading packet and questions
f 3/17 in class: causes of cold war game
hw: study for test
H 3/16 (1 & 5) in class: quiz; century video; dots

hw: study for test (next Monday)
W 3/15 (4 and 6) in class: quiz; century video; dots
hw: do cold war game sheet
hw: study for test (next tuesday)
T 3/14 (1 & 5) in class: cold war notes 1949-1953; cold war cartoons

hw: read 860-873 (questions)

unit TEST Monday 3-20

hw: next amsco is 15 & 16 due W 3/22
(revised amsco schedule)
M 3.13 (4 & 6) in class: cold war notes 1949-1953; cold war cartoons

hw: read 860-873 (questions)

unit TEST Tuesday, 3/21

hw: next amsco is 15 & 16 due H 3/23
(revised amsco schedule)
F 3/10 (1 and 5) extra read: a short account of the bombing of nagasaki

in class: quizzes; battles ppt ([not-so] quick notes);
bonus oppy: read the "analyzing WWII conferences" and complete sheet (accepted NEXT class only)

bonus oppy: holocaust questions (based on holocaust reading) (accepted NEXT class only)

hw: read and take notes, 843-860 (questions)
hw: amsco review 13 & 14 due T 3/14
H 3/9 (period 6) extra read: a short account of the bombing of nagasaki

in class: quizzes; battles ppt ([not-so] quick notes);
bonus oppy: read the "analyzing WWII conferences" and complete sheet (accepted NEXT class only)

bonus oppy: holocaust questions (based on holocaust reading) (accepted NEXT class only)

hw: read and take notes, 843-860 (questions)
hw: amsco review 13 & 14 due M 3/13
H 3/9 (period 4) extra read: a short account of the bombing of nagasaki

in class: quizzes; battles ppt ([not-so] quick notes);
suggested: read the "analyzing WWII conferences" and complete sheet

bonus oppy: both sides of Yalta sheet (front | back ) (accepted NEXT class only) (additional fact sheet on yalta)

bonus oppy: holocaust questions (based on holocaust reading) (accepted NEXT class only)

hw: read and take notes, 843-860 (questions)
hw: amsco review 13 & 14 due M 3/13
W 3/8 no first period;
5th period
in class: quizzes; internment (poem | documents | background | notes)

hw: amsco review 11 & 12 due Friday 3/10
hw: read and take notes, 830-840 (questions)
T 3/7 (6th period) in class: quizzes; internment (poem | documents | background | notes)

hw: amsco review 11 & 12 due H 3/9
hw: read and take notes, 830-840 (questions)
T 3/7 (4th period)

in class: quizzes; war letters (readings | notes pages); internment (poem | documents | background | notes)

hw: amsco review 11& 12 due H 3/9
hw: read and take notes, 830-840 (questions)

M 3/6 in class: quizzes; path to war (notes guide)
hw: read and take notes 815-830 (questions)
hw: amsco review 9 and 10

For 1st period: because of the SOL, I will not see you on Wednesday. You should follow the reading assignments for Friday (wednesday's material becomes extra quiz for you)

hw for Friday: read and take notes, 830-840) (questions)
hw for Friday: amsco 11 & 12
F 3/3 in class 4th: quiz, path to war (notes guide)
in class 6th: work day
hw: read and take notes 815-830 (questions)
hw: amsco review 9 and 10
H 3/2 (1st and 5th)

in class: work day
hw: read and take notes 795-812 (questions)
hw: amsco review hw: chapter 7 & 8

W 3/1 (6th) in class: quiz, path to war (notes guide)
hw: read and take notes 795-812 (questions)
hw: amsco review hw: chapter 7 & 8
hw: please use a reading strategy
W 3/1 (4th)

in class: work day
hw: read and take notes 795-812 (questions)
hw: amsco review hw: chapter 7 & 8

T 2/28 (1 and 5) in class: test
hw: read and take notes 781-795 (questions)
hw: use a strategiy to read

amsco review hw: chapters 5 & 6

Thursday is an in-class work day - bring materials
M 2/27 (4 & 6) in class: test
hw 4th: read and take notes 781-795 (questions)
hw 6th: use a strategiy to read and take notes 781-795 (questions)

4th period: work day is Wednesday March 1 - bring materials - there will not be laptops

6th period work day is FRIDAY March 3 - bring materials - there will not be laptops

next amsco quiz is chapter 5 & 6 due in class March 2 (be advised; there will be a lot of questions on this quiz; these two chapters are biggies)

20s project / propaganda poster due on or before first Friday in March
F 2/24 (1 and 5)

in class: new deal agencies: relief, recovery or reform (if you missed class, click here to get to materials and explanation)

next amsco quiz is chapter 5 & 6 due in class March 2 (be advised; there will be a lot of questions on this quiz; these two chapters are biggies)

20s project / propaganda poster due on or before first Friday in March

test cxs due H 3-2

H 2/23 (4 & 6)

in class: new deal agencies: relief, recovery or reform (if you missed class, click here to get to materials and explanation)

hw 4th: study for test
hw 6th: read 764-778 (terms and questions) AND study for test

next amsco quiz is chapter 5 & 6 due in class March 1 (be advised; there will be a lot of questions on this quiz; these two chapters are biggies)

test cxs due W 3-1
20s project / propaganda poster due on or before first Friday in March

T 2/21 and W 2/22 (all classes) in class: hoover video; fdr video; brief discussion of eleanor and lucy; (in 1, 4, 6) dorothea lange

hw 1, 4, 5: read 764-778 (terms and questions)
hw 6: read 743-764(terms and questions)
F 2/17 (1st and 5th) in class: great depression causes (lecture notes); ranking the causes then writing thesis statement on depression; how you would have stopped the depression

hw: read 743-764(terms and questions)
hw: review amsco chapters 1 and 2
H 2/16 (6th period) in class: stock market game
hw: 726-740 (terms and questions)
hw: review chapters 1 and 2

assigned amsco review
assigned 20s project / propaganda poster
H 2/16 (4th)
in class: great depression causes (lecture notes); ranking the causes then writing thesis statement on depression; how you would have stopped the depression

hw: read 743-764(terms and questions)
hw: review amsco chapters 1 and 2
W 2/15 (1 and 5) in class: stock market game
hw: hw 726-740 (terms and questions)
assigned amsco review
assigned 20s project / propaganda poster
T 2/14 (4 & 6) in 4th: stock market game
hw for 4th: 726-740 (terms and questions)
assigned amsco review
assigned 20s project / propaganda poster

in 6th: test
hw for 6th: 711-726 (terms and questions)
M 2/13 (1st and 5th) in class: test

hw: read 711-726 (terms and questions)
F 2/10 (4th and 6th) pep rally 6th period (test next time)
hw 6th: study for test

in class 4th: test
hw: read 711-726 (terms and questions)
H 2/9 (1 and 5 - early release) in class: excerpts of 14point; excerpts of Treaty of Versailles; Wilson video (watching for characteristics of Wilson that would complicate his efforts to secure passage of the Treaty of Versailles & League of Nations);
Treaty cartoon

hw: study for test
W 2/8 (4 and 6) in class: excerpts of 14point; excerpts of Treaty of Versailles; Treaty of Versailles exercise; Wilson video (watching for characteristics of Wilson that would complicate his efforts to secure passage of the Treaty of Versailles & League of Nations);
Treaty cartoon

hw: study for test
T 2/7 (1 and 5) in class: power thinking notes on early WWI; propaganda analysis;

action research strategy: history frame
suggested frames
* dealing with dissent
* flu epidemic
* treaty fight and ratification
* racism / red scare

hw: excerpts from 14pts (be able to discuss)
hw: Treaty of Versailles (be able to discuss)
hw: read and take notes 692-709 reading guide
M 2/7 6th

in class: power thinking notes on early WWI; propanda analysis;

action research strategy: history frame
suggested frames
* dealing with dissent
* flu epidemic
* treaty fight and ratification
* racism / red scare

hw: excerpts from 14pts (be able to discuss)
hw: Treaty of Versailles (be able to discuss)
hw: read and take notes 692-709 reading guide

M 2/7 4th in class: power thinking notes on early WWI; propanda analysis;

hw: excerpts from 14pts (be able to discuss)
hw: Treaty of Versailles (be able to discuss)
hw: read and take notes 693-709 reading guide

F 2/3 (1st and 5gh period) in class: quiz, sum it up (reading | wksheet)

action research strategy for reading 677-693: (sum it up - 1 sentence summary) how to do it;
click here for additional sum it up sheets

finished progressivism (all related handouts)

NO WORK DAY ON Monday

hw: read and take notes 677-693 reading guide
H 2/2 (6th period in class: quiz, sum it up (reading | wksheet)

action research strategy for reading 677-693: (sum it up - 1 sentence summary) how to do it;
click here for additional sum it up sheets

finished progressivism (all related handouts)

NO WORK DAY ON Monday (see email from me about numerous scheduling changes)

hw: read and take notes 677-693 reading guide
H 2/2 (4th period)
in class: quiz, authentic questions;
finished progressivism (all related handouts)

hw: read and take notes 677-693 : reading guide)
W 2/1 (1 and 5) action research strategy for reading 662-674
-guided questions (word | html)

in class: introduction to progressives (power thinking notes from me); col. 3 of the jungle notes provided; part B of the Jungle in class

hw: read and take notes 662-674 (reading guide)
T 1/31 (4 and 6)

in class: introduction to progressives (power thinking notes from me); col. 3 of the jungle notes provided; part B of the Jungle in class


hw: read and take notes 662-674 (reading guide)

hw: for 4th only: think about one authentic question from text reading, write it down large on a piece of paper and bring it to class

M 1/30 in class: introduction to my action research; imperialism, war and diplomacy ppt; questions about three cartoons on diplomacy

hw: read and take notes 641-661 (reading guide)

H 1/26 in class: imperialism, war and diplomacy ppt; questions about three cartoons on diplomacy

hw: read and take notes 641-661 (reading guide)
T 1/24 and W 1/25 in class: review and test

hw: read pp 629-641, take notes (reading guide)

hw: complete journal assignment, turn in journals next class.
F 1/20 and M 1/23 in class: finished gilded age visual

hw: study for test in your next class

W 1/18 and H 1/19 (all groups)

in class: finished chinese exclusion act activity; old/new immigrants; started gilded politics exercise (instructions; terms for exercise)

hw: read 624-629 (terms and questions to guide your reading)
T 1/17 (1 and 5) immigration brief lecture; examine 2 cartoons on immigration; chinese exclusion act activitiy
hw: read 609-624 (terms and questions to guide your reading)
F 1/13 (4 and 6 immigration brief lecture; examine 2 cartoons on immigration; chinese exclusion act activitiy
hw: read 609-624 (terms and questions to guide your reading)
H 1/12 (1 and 5) in class: create categories with partner to compare carnegie and rockefeller; with partner create venn and turn in

hw: read 591-606(terms and questions to guide your reading)
W 1/11 (4 and 6) in class: wrote DBQ in groups

hw: read 591-606 (will become an extra quiz)(terms and questions to guide your reading)
T 1/10 (1 and 5) in class: wrote DBQ in groups

hw: read 575-591 (terms and questions to guide your reading)

hw reminder:read bio of carnegie or rockefeller, highlight, be prepared to share your knowledge with a classmate.
M 1/9 (4 and 6)

in class: quiz 560-573; create categories with partner to compare carnegie and rockefeller; with partner create venn and turn in

w: read pp 575-591 terms / questions to gide your reading)

H 1/5 (4 and 6); F 1/6 (1 &5) in class: quiz 543-560; finished video; journal entry on wealth; 19th century economy sheets
hw: read and take notes 560-573terms / questions to gide your reading)
hw: read bio of carnegie or rockefeller, highlight, be prepared to share your knowledge with a classmate.
T 1/3 (4 and 6); W 1/4 (1 & 5) in class: quiz on ch 17; map book work; ABCs of the Gilded Age begun
hw: read and take notes 543-560terms / questions to gide your reading)
W 12/21 (4 and 6); H 12/22 (1 and 5) in class: test

hw: chapter 17 (terms / questions to guide your reading)
T 12/20 (1 and 5) in class: civil war groups, decades; review for test
hw: study for test
M 12/19 (4 & 6) finished war; discussed reconstruction
hw: finish readingto 509, study for test
F 12/16 (1 and 5)

1st - quiz; finished civil war, discussed impeachment, reconstruction
hw: finish reading pp 500-509
hw: study for test Thursday

H 12/15 early dismissal snow:
no 6th
4th period shortened; did some civil war & Lincoln
W 12/14 (1 and 5)

in class: finished lincoln and civil war
quiz next time is either 452-475 or 477-500

T 12/13 in class 1 and 5: lincoln anc civil war
in class 4 and 6: glory
hw for 1 and 5: continue reading: quiz Wedensday is 452-475
hw for 4 and 6: continue reading, quiz Thursday is either 452-475 or 477-500
M 12/12 (4 and 6 in class: quiz; glory
F 12/9 SNOW DAY - NO SCHOOL
H 12/8 (1 and 5)

in class: quiz, finished glory
hw: reading and taking notes 477-488(guided reading terms and ???)

quiz next class is 452-475

 

T 12/6 and W 12/7 (all classes) in class: quiz, work day
hw: reading and taking notes 452-475(guided reading terms and ???)

quiz next class, however, is on 437-452
M 12/5 (4 and 6)

in class: causes of the civil war game
hw: reading pp 437-452 (guided reading terms and ???)

quiz Wednesday is 421-434

F 12/2 (1 dn 5_ in class: quiz 22; started "glory"

hw: read and take notes 421-434 (guided reading terms and ???)

quiz on Tuesday is 421-434
H 12/1 (4 and 6) - early release in class: quiz22; collapse of the 2nd American Party system; started "glory"

prepare for Monday's causes of the civil war game

next quiz is 12/7

hw: read and take notes 421-434 guided reading terms and ???)
W 11/30 (1 and 5) in class: causes of civil war game

Friday: quiz22 on 407-421

hw: read 421-434 guided reading terms and ???)
M 11/28 (1 and 5) and Tuesday 11/29 (4 and 6)

in class: assigned unit project; prep for civil war game; gave back tests; worked on DBQ format

hw: read 407-421 (guided reading terms and ???)
hw: read info to prep for civil war game

journal entry: Based on your reading and interpretation of Chapter 12, provide evidence as to how Southerners could begin to call slavery "a positive good" rather than "a necessary evil."

M 11/21 and T 11/22 in class: unit 4 test
hw: ch 12 reading (guided reading terms and ???)
hw: have a nice Turkey Day
H 11/17 and F 11/18 in class: presentations; map work (map and matrix of westward expansion; map 1783; map louisiana; map 1812-1853
T 11/15 (1 and 5) in class: everyman (advice for everyman from antebellum reformers)

hw: work on election charts, start studying for test next Monday, Nov. 21
H 1/10 (4 and 6) in class: everyman (advice for everyman from antebellum reformers)

hw: read and take notes 394-404 (guided questions)
W 11/9 (1 and 5) in class: quiz 19; work day on computers
hw: read and take notes 394-404 (guided questions)
T 11/8
(4 and 6)
DATE CHANGE FOR EXAM: NOW T 11/22
presentations for 4th period: Nov. 18
presentations for 6th period: Nov. 16 and Nov. 18

in class: quiz 18; jackson lecture; assigned journal
hw: read and take notes 384-394 (guided questions)
M 11/7 (1 and 5

DATE CHANGE FOR EXAM: NOW M 11/21
chapter 11 presentation thursday nov. 17

in class: quiz 18 (both sections)
in class: finished Jackson lecture; assigned journal
in 1st period: started "everyman" (reading (large pdf file, may take a minute) and graphic)

hw: read and take notes 384-394 (guided questions)

|

F 11/4 (4 and 6)

in class: quiz; work on computers on ch 11 presenations

hw: read and take notes pp. 377-384 (guided questions)

H 11/3 (1 and 5) in class: quiz: discuss project (ch 11 example); ch 11 term sheet; began jackson presentation

hw: read and take notes pp. 377-384 (guided questions)
W 11/2 (4 and 6) in class: quiz; project (ch11 example); chapter 11 terms; read nat turner (selectively underlining and making connections); turn in journal and reading

hw: read and take notes 299-315 (guided questions)
T 11/1 (1 and 5) Fraley absent in class: quiz; video; read nat turner (selectively underlining and making connections); turn in journal and reading

hw: read and take notes 299-315 (guided questions)
F 10-28 (1 & 5); M 10/31 in class: test
hw: read and take notes pp. 285-299 (guided questions)
hw: journal 7 (due NEXT class) journal prompt
T 10-25 (4 and 6); W 10-26 (1 & 5) in class: quiz 14; catch up day
hw: complete journal entry (men-women) as soon as possible
hw: read and take notes 270-283 (guided questions)
M 10-24 (1 & 5) and H 10-27 hw: read and take notes 270-283(guided questions)
H 1-20 and F 10-21 in class 1 & 5: war of 1812 heroes and music related to the era
(hail columbia; star spangled banner; battle of new orleans; war of 1812)

in class 4 & 6: same as above exept for additional ograbme primary source

link to GW interactive portrait

hw: read and take notes 255-270 (guided questions)
T 10/18 (1 and 5); w 10/19 (4 AND 6) in class: quiz; body paragraph on ham-jeff (collected in 1st; hw in 5th for some); discussion of jefferson as human and president

in class journal:
1st period prompt (complete if you didn't finish)
4th, 5th and 6th period prompt (complete as homework)

hw:
read and take notes 240-253 (guided questions)
F 10/14 (1 and 5)
M 10/17 (4 and 6)
in class: lecture jefferson and hamilton; venn diagram comparison of the two; started body paragraph
hw: read 227-240 (guided questions)
hw: read jefferson packet and use selective underlining as you read; then fill in the "double-entry diary: thomas Jefferson's life" (which is to be turned in next class)
(links to TJ packet readings:
-bio (word | html)
-rest of articles (html; 7 pp when printed)
W 10/12 & H 10/13 in class: preview of unit; test discussion; journals turned in
hw: read and take notes on pp. 210-225 (guided questions)
T 10/11 (4 & 6); F 10-7 (1 and 5) in class: test
hw: journal entry 4 (journal DUE next class)
hw: read and take notes on pp. 195-210 (guided questions)
W 10-5 (1 and 5); H 10-6 (4 and 6) in class: finished revolution notes; video and notes on articles of confederation/constitution
hw: study for test

M 10/3 (1 and 5) and T 10/4 (4 and 6)

in class: discussion of unrest-o-meter, common sense and declaration of independence; talked about specific factual information and its importance; quick hit on city on a hill grafs; began talking about three phases of revolution
hw: articles of confederation questions and worksheet
hw: read and take notes pp. 178-192
H 9/29 and F 9/30 in class: quiz, unrest-o-meter (in groups, had to select 10 events that caused the most damage to the relationship between the crown and the colonies, plot them on butcher block and briefly explain on a separate sheet of paper)
hw: read 159-178 and do pages 1, 2 & 5  of "revolutionary words" packet
T 9/27 and W 9/28 (1 and 5) in class: went over test, corrections policy
returned "city on a hill" paragraph; CRISS preview; introduced selective highlighting (for journal definition) and BKWLQ (for journal definition)

in journal: started a BKWLQ (for unit)
(B: everything you know about the Am. Rev. and K: describe a time when you felt like your voice was not heard and how it made you feel and W: what are 1 or two things you want to know about this unit)

hw: read and take notes on 139-156 (if you are struggling with notes, click here to get to questions that may help guide your reading)
F 9/23
and M 9/26 (all)
in class: test
hw: read and take notes pp. 123-139 (if you are struggling with notes, click here to get to questions that may help guide your reading)

hw: complete 3rd journal entry about how it's going for you in AP so far
(journals due your next class)
H 9/22
4 and 6
in class: quiz; introduction to test questions; intellectual/political thought in colonial era (summary); economies game
in journal: attach Franklin's virtues and respond to question (due end of unit)
hw: study for test next class
W 9/21
1 and 5
in class: quiz; introduction to test questions; intellectual/political thought in colonial era (summary); economies game
in journal: attach Franklin's virtues and respond to question (due end of unit)
hw: study for test next class
T 9/20
2 and 4
in class: quiz; amsco books delivered; journal writing (click here to find dates and prompts); lecture - religious development in America 1619-1740
hw: read and take notes, pp. 109-121
M 9/19
1 and 5
in class: quiz; amsco books delivered; journal writing (click here to find dates and prompts); lecture - religious development in America 1619-1740
hw: read and take notes, pp. 109-121
F 9/16
2 and 6
in class: quiz 68-82; introduction to writing with intro paragraphs, rules; scarce resources
hw: intro paragraph ; information on intro paragraph (your green sheet); read and take notes p. 94-108 (and cf's 83-94)
H 9/15
1 and 5
in class: quiz 68-82; introduction to writing with intro paragraphs, rules; scarce resources
hw: intro paragraph ; information on intro paragraph (your green sheet); read and take notes p. 94-108 (and cf's 83-94)
W 9/14
2 and 6
in class: quiz 53-68; document tracker; documents list (see primary sources list under unit 1 to find what you are responsible for this unit); who would you take to your colony?
hw: read pp. 68-82, take notes, quiz next time
hw: begin work on documents (due at end of unit)
T 9/13
1 and 5
in class: quiz 53-68; dcument tracker; documents list (see primary sources list under unit 1 to find what you are responsible for this unit); who would you take to your colony?
hw: read pp. 68-82, take notes, quiz next time
hw: begin work on documents (due at end of unit)
M 9/12
4 and 6
in class: power thinking exercise; map quiz
in journal: power thinking notes, response
hw: use power outline for reading assignment
hw: read pp. 53-68, be ready for T-F quiz

F 9/9
1 and 5

in class: power thinking exercise; map quiz
in journal: power thinking notes, response
hw: use power outline for reading assignment
hw: read pp. 53-68, be ready for T-F quiz
H 9/8
4 and 6
in class both:quiz on ch2; set up journal; questions
in 4th: memory map and books
hw: prepare for map quiz next class
W 9/7
1 and 5
in class: memory map; quiz on ch 2; set up journal; 2 questions; books
hw: prepare for map quiz
9-6 in class: welcome, distribute papers; collected Zinn and ch2 outline

hw: name plate (creative and legible)
hw: get supplies
hw:read all materials and prepare 2 questions
hw: open notes quiz next time on CH 2