Classwork & Homework
2020-2021
From this point on please go on your google classroom for all work.
March 19, 2020
Good morning folks!
I hope you are doing well. I am attaching the link to the US Government and Civics work. Please note that these are suggested activities for you during the school closure. Mr. Smith, Mr. Mac, and myself have selected tasks that connect to our current studies of the presidential primaries/caucuses, Washington DC virtual tours, US Government, and our local government. These are NOT required and don’t need to be turned in. I have also attached a link to Gabe's blog. Gabe has been a handful today. Please take care. Know that I miss you all and I am thinking of you! Please feel free to email me if your need help, would like more resources or just need to talk.
Thinking of you all,
Ms. McKay
March 12-13, 2020
1. High School Placement
2. Election Project- due Monday
Homework: work on your project
Project due Monday
March 9, 2020
1. CNN 10
2. Kahoot: Primaries & Caucuses
3. Presentation: Election Project
4. See schoolbrains & finish all missing work
you must send me an email about any made up work (assignment, your name and block)
5. ICivics game "Win the White House" & "Cast Your Vote"
Homework: bring in supplies for your project
March 6, 2020
1. Part 4 of the Election Project- due end of class today
2. Complete any missing or incomplete work:
-Supreme Court case essay
-Part 1: Election project
-Part 2: Election project
-Part 3: Election project
-Part 4: Election project
Homework from ¾ (linked through google on 3/4/2020 on google classrooms)
3. “Election Project Presentations” (due Monday end of class)
select one type of presentation (to present all their research in Parts 1-4 of the Election Project)
4. CNN 10 and watch today’s CNN 10
March 5, 2020
2. Part 4: Election Project https://www.270towin.com/2020-election-calendar/
3. Check school brains and make sure the following work is complete:
Supreme Court case essay
Part 1: Election project
Part 2: Election project
Part 3: Election project
Part 4: Election project
Homework from 3/4
March 4, 2020
1. Homework
2. Part III
-https://ballotpedia.org/Super_Tuesday_primaries,_2020
due tomorrow
3. Super Tuesday results
4: Kahoot: US States
March 3, 2020
Super Tuesday
1. CNN 10
2. Part II (see google drive)
-https://ballotpedia.org/Super_Tuesday_primaries,_2020
due tomorrow
3. Super Tuesday LIVE
4: Kahoot: US States
March 2, 2020
1. CNN 10
2. Kahoot : Election : primaries and caucuses
3. Part I (see google drive)
- 1-3 do together
-https://ballotpedia.org/Super_Tuesday_primaries,_2020
4. Part II (see google drive)
-https://ballotpedia.org/Super_Tuesday_primaries,_2020
5. Kahoots : Presidential Trivia
FebRuary 28, 2019
Put your map in the bin
1. CNN 10
2. Kahoots : States & Presidential Trivia
4. Part I (see google drive)
- 1-3 do together
5. Kahoot : Election : primaries and caucuses
FEBRUARY 27, 2020
1. CNN 10 February 27
2. Introduction to the Primaries/ Caucuses project
Select your group
Select your state
Map
Use the following site to help you on the map: https://www.census.gov/schools/facts/
******Extra Credit on the Map (label all the states & capital cities)*****
Homework: Map due tomorrow
FEBRUARY 26, 2020
2.Tinker v DesMoines, Bethel v Fraser, Hazelwood v Kulhmeier Essay - due tomorrow
Finish your outline
Change outline into an 10-20 sentence essay (essay worth 47 total project points)
changing all 17 answers into sentences (17 X 2= 34 pts)
reread your paragraph looking for:
spelling mistakes (2 pts)
grammar mistakes (2 pts)
capitalization mistakes (first and last names, places, supreme court case names) (2 pts)
ideas flowing together/ your paragraph makes sense ( 5pts)
essay is typed in 12 font Times New Roman and double spaced (2pts)
re-read your paragraph to a partner
3. Kahoot: Presidential Trivia
Homework: Tinker v DesMoines, Bethel v Fraser, Hazelwood v Kulhmeier essay due tomorrow
FEBRUARY 25, 2020
1. CNN 10 February 24: Nevada Caucuses & Super Tuesday
2.Tinker v DesMoines, Bethel v Fraser, Hazelwood v Kulhmeier Essay outline- due tomorrow
Using the 1st amendment, Tinker v Des Moines, Bethel v Fraser, and Hazelwood v Kuhlmeier, how over time has case law changed “freedom of speech”?Use your knowledge and the information sheets on Tinker v Des Moines, Bethel v Fraser and Hazelwood v Kulhmeier provided on google classroom to complete the following essay outline. Each answer is worth 1 point. This assignment, as well as the final essay, (working on the essay tomorrow and Thursday) will count as project grades.
3. Kahoot: Presidential Trivia
Homework: Tinker v DesMoines, Bethel v Fraser, Hazelwood v Kulhmeier Essay outline- due tomorrow
February 24, 2020
Kahoot: Leap Year
CNN 10 February 13: NH Primary
Kahoot: Presidential Trivia
CNN 10 February 24: Nevada Caucuses & Super Tuesday
Brainstorm for tomorrow's class: Tinker v DesMoines, Bethel v Fraser, Hazelwood v Kulhmeier
FEBRUARY 13, 2020
1. Comic of your Court Case (QUIZ)
A & C Blocks Tinker v Des Moines
B & D Block Hazelwood v Kulhmeier
Must include:
What happen that got the students suspended or in trouble? 5 pts
What rights did the student think were violated? 5pts
Parties involved 5 pts
Outcome of the case 8pts
judges ruling 2 pts.
year of the ruling 1 pt
how many justices voted for each side 5pts
Affect on you today / Impact on students today 5 pts
**This comic counts as a quiz grade**- due Friday
Grading Guide: docs.google.com/document/d/1hHjQGA-nMOULPPYH2y_pfv9-VnzXoiJhzB0IJ8LFMjU/edit?usp=sharing
February 12, 2020
1. Thank you notes
B & D: Cathy Kulhmeier Frey
A: John Tinker
C : Marybeth Tinker
2. Comic of your Court Case (QUIZ)
A & C Blocks Tinker v Des Moines
B & D Block Hazelwood v Kulhmeier
Must include:
What happen that got the students suspended or in trouble? 5 pts
What rights did the student think were violated? 5pts
Parties involved 5 pts
Outcome of the case 8pts
judges ruling 2 pts.
year of the ruling 1 pt
how many justices voted for each side 5pts
Affect on you today / Impact on students today 5 pts
**This comic counts as a quiz grade**- due Friday
Grading Guide: docs.google.com/document/d/1hHjQGA-nMOULPPYH2y_pfv9-VnzXoiJhzB0IJ8LFMjU/edit?usp=sharing
February 11, 2020
How has the Constitution evolved?
How does the Constitution affect me?
A & C Tinker v Des Moines B & D Hazelwood v Kulhmeier
A: John Tinker C : Marybeth Tinker
B & D: Cathy Kulhmeier Frey
February 10, 2020
How has the Constitution evolved?
How does the Constitution affect me?
A & C Tinker v Des Moines B & D Hazelwood v Kulhmeier
A: John Tinker C : Marybeth Tinker
B & D: Cathy Kulhmeier Frey
1. Research your case
2. Question cards?
I wonder
I'm confused about...
What does _____________ mean?
How (come)
Why
What
Where
When
docs.google.com/document/d/1VysL4BqE6F0lfpMJgqJR-pBPYhI9blLUd2Y5x1GEB5Q/edit?usp=sharing
February 7, 2020
How has the Constitution evolved?
How does the Constitution affect me?
1. Hazelwood v Kuhlmeier
-read the case & underline the facts
-picture
-3, 2, 1 notes
- How would you rule?
-the supreme court decision
February 6, 2020
How has the Constitution evolved?
How does the Constitution affect me?
1. Bethel v Fraser
-read the case & underline the facts
-the speech
-3, 2, 1 notes
- How would you rule?
-the supreme court decision
February 5, 2020
How has the Constitution evolved? How does the Constitution affect me?
1. Pick up your 2 worksheets from the back of the room
2. Tinker v Des Moines
You be the justice
How would you rule?
-3, 2, 1 notes
-Verdict
-Tinker test
february 4, 2020
How has the Constitution evolved? How does the Constitution affect me?
1. Turn & Talk: What is happening in this image?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kGfwiXMVtIZyX_wupjGAMcrTVc5ZejZYYvXU-Z94eO0/edit?usp=sharing
2. Tinker v Des Moines
You be the justice
How would you rule?
February 3, 2020
Turn & Talk: What is the worst cold you have ever had?
Make up work :
Gideon v Wainwright Part I
Non-schools supreme court cases
Lesson 27: How does the Constitution Protect Due Process
3. Fun Time :
online games (your choice)
draw
other work
read
January 31, 2020
1. Finish Gideon v Wainwright Part I - past due Wednesday
-shared on google classroom
2. Finish Non-school Supreme Court Cases"- past due- yesterday
-shared on google classroom
3. Read Lesson 27: How does the Constitution Protect Due Process
-shared in google classroom
-you may use the textbooks at the back of the classroom to help you complete this assignment
-answer all the online questions
-due by the end of class today
All classroom from this week will be posted on schoolbrains term 3 grades by Saturday
January 30, 2020
1. Finish Gideon v Wainwright Part I from yesterday
2. Complete "Non-school Supreme Court Cases"- due tomorrow
-shared on google classroom
January 29, 2020
1. Watch the Gideon v Wainwright video
2. Complete the worksheet on google classroom titled Gideon v Wainwright Part I
-due tomorrow
January 28, 2020
1. Amendment 1 & 14 Fill in the blank (see google classroom)- due tomorrow
2. Icivics and Annenberg games:
Annenberg Classroom’s That’s Your Right: https://www.annenbergclassroom.org/resource/annenberg-classrooms-thats-right/
Sixth Amendment Interactive : https://www.annenbergclassroom.org/resource/sixth-amendment-interactive/
Executive Command : https://www.annenbergclassroom.org/resource/executive-command/
Do I have the right : https://www.icivics.org/games/do-i-have-right
January 23, 2020
Introduction to the Bill of Rights (Amendments)
Vocabulary: Amendment = a change or addition
1. Constitution Game
2. Quiz:
A: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfK4wg5ok32xisiYgrXKDAcaKNz3NEy8WmGmWsZbNBApz_YbQ/viewform
B: (only if you had the shown image) https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdpqFeK_1BrHoQuoH12O1ZwHQJVfMSKBBLMMS9jRxHPp-iRIw/viewform
3. Introduction to the Amendments
A. Review Pamphlet of Protections and Bill of Rights
B. Review Categorize, Federalist vs. Anti Federalist, No Rights for You
Goals:
-Describe the circumstances and debate that led to the Bill of Rights.
-Compare and contrast the positions of the Federalists and Anti-Federalists
as to the Bill of Rights.
-Identify the rights granted by the Bill of Rights and key later amendments.
-Categorize rights in the Bill of Rights as individual freedoms,
protection from government power, or rights of the accused.
-Predict what might happen if key rights were missing from the Constitution
4. Branches Game
January 22, 2020
Introduction to the Bill of Rights (Amendments)
Vocabulary: Amendment = a change or addition
1. Which Branch? Game
2. Introduction to the Amendments
A. Review Pamphlet of Protections and Bill of Rights
B. Categorize, Federalist vs. AntiFederalist, No Rights for You
Goals:
-Describe the circumstances and debate that led to the Bill of Rights.
-Compare and contrast the positions of the Federalists and Anti-Federalists
as to the Bill of Rights.
-Identify the rights granted by the Bill of Rights and key later amendments.
-Categorize rights in the Bill of Rights as individual freedoms,
protection from government power, or rights of the accused.
-Predict what might happen if key rights were missing from the Constitution
4. Constitution Game
January 21, 2020
Introduction to the Bill of Rights (Amendments)
Vocabulary: Amendment = a change or addition
1. Turn and Talk: What amendments (changes or additions) would you make to recess?
2. Constitution game
3. Introduction to the Amendments
Describe the circumstances and debate that led to the Bill of Rights.
Compare and contrast the positions of the Federalists and Anti-Federalists as to the Bill of Rights.
Identify the rights granted by the Bill of Rights and key later amendments.
Categorize rights in the Bill of Rights as individual freedoms, protection from government power, or rights of the accused.
Predict what might happen if key rights were missing from the Constitution
4. Which branch? Game
5. Check schoolbrains
email Ms. McKay if a mistake(s) has been made
Afterschool today- last chance for makeup retake quizzes
January 17, 2020
1. Finish Part I: Check and balances and your crossword puzzle
2. Constitution game
3. Checks and Balances Jigsaw
Part II (yesterday's team) redo with your team image
Part III (new team)
select one image
complete Part III (each person must type their own)
4. Constitution Game
January 16, 2020
1. Sit with your team
2. Finish Part I Checks and Balances/ Three Branches Jigsaw and Crossword
3. Constitution game
4. Answer Part II & share your image with your team
5. As a team select one "best image" and check that image using the checklist
6. Constitution game
January 15, 2020
All late Article I-VII work & quizzes due by this Friday Jan.17
1. Pick up your checks and balances and crossword sheet from the back of the room
2. Finish your check and balances sheet- due today
3. Work on your crossword puzzle - due Friday
4. Check and Balances Short Video
5. "Checks and Balances/ Three Branches jigsaw" -see Classwork on google drive
Homework:"Checks and Balances/ Three Branches jigsaw" due tomorrow
Tuesday January 14, 2020
1. Kahoot- review for today's quiz
-https://create.kahoot.it/share/article-iv-v-vi-vii/6b6a0f63-3e42-4ca5-b342-bdec3af7bb26
2. Quiz- Articles IV-VII
3. Checks and Balances Preview
4. Crossword Article IV-VII - extra credit 5pts to lowest quiz grade
All late Article I-VII work & quizzes due by this Friday Jan.17
Monday January 13, 2020
What have you heard about the plane that was shot down?
1. CNN 10
2. Kahoot- review for tomorrow's quiz
3. Review of Article IV-VII
4. Check grades on schoolbrains
4. Kahoot
Quiz on Article IV-VII tomorrow
After school today 2-3pm
Friday January 10, 2020
Article IV, V, VI, VII Fill in the Blank (paper or online)
due Monday
2. Finish the crossword extra credit
3. icivics games or Social Studies, ELA, Math, Science make up/late work
Article IV, V, VI, VII Fill in the Blank (paper or online)-due Monday
Thursday January 9, 2020
What have you heard about the Iran / US conflict?
CNN 10 Jan 6
CNN 10 Jan 7
CNN 10 Jan 9
Article IV, V, VI, VII Fill in the Blank (paper or online)
due Monday
Article IV, V, VI, VII Fill in the Blank (paper or online)-due Monday
Wednesday January 8, 2020
1. Kahoot Article II & III:
Article II : https://create.kahoot.it/share/article-ii/58127038-c1cd-4c6e-b226-5fc4e206570d
Article III: https://create.kahoot.it/share/article-iii-kahoot/5c19c1b1-92a0-41c6-af9f-5ef5c70a97d7
2. Quiz (see link on google classroom)
3. Finish late/makeup work (Article II Fill in the blank, Article II Packet "All in A Day's Work", Article III Fill in the Blank)
4. Extra Credit (lowest classwork grade to 100% or adds 5 pts. to a classwork grade)- due Friday
5. ICivics games: https://www.icivics.org/games
Tuesday January 7, 2020
SurveY
Kahoot Article II & III:
2. Finish Article III Fill in the Blank - due tomorrow
3. Finish makeup/ late work (Article II Fill in the blank & "All in a Day's work packet")
4. Extra Credit (lowest classwork grade to 100% or adds 5 pts. to a classwork grade)
crossword
4. Kahoot
Quiz on Article II & III - Wednesday
Monday January 5, 2020
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfouoNYeLfaoJ-tnwOa9aE2Y-gg_he8iS5fBEAwFo2VHwyBcw/viewform
Kahoot Article II & III:
Finish your Fill in the Blank -past due
Finish your Article II packet - due tomorrow
Begin your Article III Fill in the Blank - due Wednesday
Extra Credit (lowest classwork grade to 100% or adds 5 pts to a classwork grade)
Kahoot
Quiz on Article II & III - Wednesday
After school today: Makeup Article I quiz, make up work, time to finish your Article II work
WELCOME BACK!
1. Let's go: Turn and talk to the people around you
The best/most exciting thing I did over break was...
The dullest/most boring thing I did/saw over break was...
The weirdest/oddest thing I did/saw over break was...
2. Kahoot
3. Fill in the Blank Article II
4. Kahoot
5. Game
Tomorrow we will continue the Article II fill in the blank
This will be due on Monday
Good morning,
I hope you are all having a relaxing and enjoyable break. On this Christmas Eve, I wanted to thank you. Thank you for your hard work, your smiles, and the joy you bring me. During the holidays, I am thankful for you. Happy Holidays, Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year! Can't wait to see you next year!
Ms. McKay (Leia, too)
December 20, 2019
Homeroom: Jazmin, Kadyn, Macalah and Halle do you have your DC behavior forms?
Kahoots!!
December 19, 2019
1. Judicial branch Packet
This packet includes a one page (front and back) reading and a worksheet.
You must complete the worksheet independently by the end of class.
The worksheet includes a complete the sentence, making comparisions, order in the court and a crossword activity.
You may not use their chromebook to complete this activity.
Your teacher will collect the packet at the end of class. This will count as a 16 pts. classwork grade.
2. Finish Illustrated Article I
- these worksheets are in block bins at the back of the class please put these back in the bin at the end of class.
3. O’Maley Money
-Use the white paper, colored pencils and markers (on table near bathroom sign out) to design and create O’Maley Money.
-Mr Sousa is on the $1 bill
-Mr Destino on the $5 bill
-Mr. Lewis on the $20 bill
- Mr. Seminara is on the $100 bill.
*you should look at money from around the world to get ideas on how you want to design your money*
This money will be given to Mr. Sousa, Mr. Destino, Mr. Lewis and Mr. Seminara this Friday.
December 18, 2019
1. Kahoot: https://create.kahoot.it/share/us-constitution-article-1/1e4498a8-15b1-4a64-918f-0453e732f026
2. Article 1 quiz: https://forms.gle/5hBJFwG8aDXeTfKQA
3.Finish Illustrated Article I
these worksheets are in block bins at the back of the class please put these back in the bin at the end of class.
4. O’Maley Money
Use the white paper, colored pencils and markers (on table near bathroom sign out) to design and create O’Maley Money.
Mr Sousa is on the $1 bill
Mr Destino on the $5 bil
Mr. Lewis on the $20 bill
Mr. Seminara is on the $100 bill.
*you should look at money from around the world to get ideas on how you want to design
your money*
This money will be given to Mr. Sousa, Mr. Destino, Mr. Lewis
and Mr. Seminara this Friday.
Tuesday December 17, 2019
1. Kahoot: https://create.kahoot.it/share/us-constitution-article-1/1e4498a8-15b1-4a64-918f-0453e732f026
2. 15 minutes vocabulary check
3. Kahoot: https://create.kahoot.it/share/us-constitution-article-1/1e4498a8-15b1-4a64-918f-0453e732f026
4. 5 minute vocabulary game
5. Kahoot: https://create.kahoot.it/share/us-constitution-article-1/1e4498a8-15b1-4a64-918f-0453e732f026
Quiz on Article I - tomorrow
go on google classroom for teacher notes and kahoot links
Monday December 16, 2019
1. O'Maley Money
2. Kahoot: Quiz on Article I - Wednesday
3. Illustrated Article 1
a Teacher and student example is in google classroom
use the simplified version of Article 1 on google classroom
due end of class on Monday
4. Kahoot: Quiz on Article I - Wednesday
Quiz on Article I - Wednesday
Teacher Vocab. Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/177Kr7HmM5DRhnZDkBxPhTFgISZOSj-X6uUMgnJj_3fI/edit?usp=sharing
Friday December 13, 2019
1. Illustrated Article 1
a Teacher example is in google classroom
use the simplified version of Article 1 on google classroom
due end of class on Monday
Thursday December 12, 2019
1. Sit with your new team
2. Take your vocabulary sheet from the bin at the back or the front of the class room
3. O'Maley's Money: Who's on the $1, $5, $20, & $100 bill
4. Article 1 Vocabulary- due today at the end of class
5. Article 1 Draw it out activity
Homework:
Finish Article 1 Vocabulary
Wednesday December 11, 2019
1. Sit with your new team
2. Activity: Design your own money for O'Maley
Talk with your team:
-Part A: What image would be on the front of the money?
-What does money have to do with Article 1?
3. Finish Article 1: Fill in the blank
-due Thursday
4. Article 1 Vocabulary Worksheet
-due Friday
Homework:
Finish Article 1 Fill in the Blank before Thursday's class
Tuesday December 10, 2019
1. Check updated grades
2. Fill in the blank Article 1 of the US Constitution
put the words in red
go to google classroom click "Stream"
select "Article 1 Fill in the Blank"
select Textbook: US Constitution
MOnday DEcember 9, 2019
DO NOW:
Collect your papers from the desks at the front of the class
YOU CAN USE THESE PAPERS TO HELP YOU ON TODAY'S QUIZ
Review for today's quiz on the Constitution's preamble
1. Check updated grades
2. Quiz in the Preamble to the US Constitution: https://forms.gle/ARVxDLexfyJUjsLaA
3. Fill in the blank Article 1 of the US Constitution
put the words in red
_________________________________________________________________
Friday 12/6
Quiz Monday- preamble meaning and vocabulary
DO NOW:
get your preamble from yesterday (on the front table) and a new preamble packet
finish any unanswered questions on yesterday's sheet
begin working on the new preamble packet
1. Review Preamble Worksheet (A+B):
2. Preamble packet #2
3. Preamble activity (Part 2)
*C Block: group members*
Quiz Monday- preamble meaning and vocabulary
Thursday 12/5
DO NOW:
get your activity paper from yesterday (on the front table) and a preamble worksheet
sit with yesterday's team
finish any unanswered questions on yesterday's sheet
begin working on the new preamble worksheet
1. Preamble worksheet
2. Review Preamble Worksheet
3. Preamble activity (Part 2)
4. Exit ticket (12/4 exit ticket)
*C Block: group members*
Quiz Monday- preamble meaning and vocabulary
Wednesday 12/4
DO NOW:
turn and talk to your neighbors "What did you do with your snow day yesterday?"
1. Unit overview: By the end of this Constitution Unit I will know...
What does the Constitution do?
How has the Constitution evolved (changed)?
What does the Constitution say?
How is the Constitution interpreted?
How does the Constitution affect me (at home and in school)?
2. Imagine Activity
3. Exit Ticket
Welcome Back!
Monday 12/2
DO NOW:
Check schoolbrains for your updated grade
Your Mock Congressional Hearing grade has been added to your average
You can not make up Unit 2 Lesson 6-11 textbook work
1. School calendar through Holiday Break
2. Pretest on the US Constitution: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1tOZ_L8L2gbABhVDtzy7dzWobNDtvsjfPmyBnuE7VkgU/prefill
2. Kahoot: https://create.kahoot.it/share/us-constitution/8c24ba29-72c7-43b9-b41e-a808258f71e6
Wednesday 11/28
-Thanks giving cards
-Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
-Drawing
Welcome Back!
Monday 12/2
DO NOW:
Check schoolbrains for your updated grade
Your Mock Congressional Hearing grade has been added to you average
You can not make up Unit 2 Lesson 6-11 textbook work
1. School calendar through Holiday Break
2. Pretest on the US Constitution
2. Kahoot: https://create.kahoot.it/share/us-constitution/8c24ba29-72c7-43b9-b41e-a808258f71e6
Tuesday 11/27
-Thank you notes
-Create your own thanksgiving card
-Makeup work - Unit 2 Lessons 6-1o online textbook
no online games or chromebook usage
(except online textbook makeup work)
Monday 11/25
Mock Congressional Hearings today!
10 minute run through
Mock Congressional Hearings
Kahoots!!
Friday 11/22
Mock Congressional Hearings today!
10 minute run through
Mock Congressional Hearings
Thursday 11/21
DO NOW:
read the today's post on google classroom two times
finish your response, note cards and follow up questions
MOCK CONGRESSIONAL HEARING
UNIT 2
1. read your response aloud 3 times (add these together and divide by three)
check that it is between 3 mins 5 seconds and 3 mins and 50 seconds
2. Create your index card
you will only be allowed to read off this card during your response
you may not use any materials during the follow up questions
3. Practice answering the follow up questions
4. Practice the Mock Congressional Hearing
Friday 11/22 & Monday 11/25: Mock Congressional Hearings
All Unit 2 makeup work due before Thanksgiving break.
You must email me if you makeup work. You must tell me what your have made up/completed and your block.
No Unit 2 work (online textbook or Mock Congressional Hearing makeup work) will be accepted after 11/27
After school help day next Monday.
WednesdaY 11/20
DO NOW:
read the today's post on google classroom two times
continue working on your response by following the instructions on google classroom
MOCK CONGRESSIONAL HEARING
UNIT 2
Extra Day Wednesday 11/20: Finish writing your response - due tomorrow
1. make each question a new paragraph
2. turn your answers into sentences with transitions between the sentences
3. rearrange the sentences so similar ideas are together & your response makes sense
4. make sure key terms and ideas are explained
5. if you mention something like the Magna Carta, natural rights, the Stamp Act you have to explain what these things are
6. read your response again and make sure it makes sense
7. divide the response into equal parts
8. read your response aloud 3 times (add these together and divide by three)
-check that it is between 3 mins 5 seconds and 3 mins and 50 seconds
Thursday 11/21 : practice your response & practice post question answers
Friday 11/22 & Monday 11/25: Mock Congressional Hearings
All Unit 2 makeup work due before Thanksgiving break.
You must email me if you makeup work. You must tell me what your have made up/completed and your block.
No Unit 2 work (online textbook or Mock Congressional Hearing makeup work) will be accepted after 11/27
After school help days are TODAY and next Monday.
All Unit 2 makeup work due before Thanksgiving break.
You must email me if you makeup work. You must tell me what your have made up/completed and your block.
No Unit 2 work (online textbook or Mock Congressional Hearing makeup work) will be accepted after 11/27
After school help days are TODAY and next Monday.
TUESDAY 11/19
DO NOW:
read the today's post on google classroom two times
continue working on your response by following the instructions on google classroom
MOCK CONGRESSIONAL HEARING UNIT 2
MONDAY 11/18 & TUESDAY 11/19: WRITE YOUR RESPONSE
make sure your checklist is complete (with the repeated facts struckthrough)
copy your answers from the checklist to a 1 new team document (in the order that is listed on the checklist) & share this document with me (jmckay@gloucesterschools.com) & your team
title the document "MCH2YourBlockGroup#" (example: MCHB2A)
make each question a new paragraph
turn your answers into sentences with transitions between the sentences
rearrange the sentences so similar ideas are together & your response makes sense
make sure key terms and ideas are explained
if you mention something like the Magna Carta, natural rights, the Stamp Act you have to explain what these things are
read your response again and make sure it makes sense
divide the response into equal parts
read your response aloud 3 times (add these together and divide by three)
check that it is between 3 mins 5 seconds and 3 mins and 50 seconds
Wednesday 11/20 : practice your response & practice post question answers
Thursday 11/21 & Friday 11/22: Mock Congressional Hearings
All Unit 2 makeup work due before Thanksgiving break.
You must email me if you makeup work. You must tell me what your have made up/completed and your block.
No Unit 2 work (online textbook or Mock Congressional Hearing makeup work) will be accepted after 11/27
After school help days are this Wednesday and next Monday.
Do Now:
check your Term 2 grade on schoolbrains
read the today's post on google classroom two times
begin working on your response by following the instructions on google classroom
MOCK CONGRESSIONAL HEARING UNIT 2
Monday 11/18 & Tuesday 11/19: Write your response
make sure your checklist is complete (with the repeated facts struckthrough)
copy your answers from the checklist to a 1 new team document (in the order that is listed on the checklist) & share this document with me (jmckay@gloucesterschools.com) & your team
title the document "MCH2YourBlockGroup#" (example: MCHB2A)
make each question a new paragraph
turn your answers into sentences with transitions between the sentences
rearrange the sentences so similar ideas are together & your response makes sense
make sure key terms and ideas are explained
if you mention something like the Magna Carta, natural rights, the Stamp Act you have to explain what these things are
read your response again and make sure it makes sense
divide the response into equal parts
read your response aloud 3 times (add these together and divide by three)
check that it is between 3 mins 5 seconds and 3 mins and 50 seconds
Wednesday 11/20 : practice your response & practice post question answers
Thursday 11/21 & Friday 11/22: Mock Congressional Hearings
All Unit 2 makeup work due before Thanksgiving break.
You must email me if you makeup work. You must tell me what your have made up/completed and your block.
No Unit 2 work (online textbook or Mock Congressional Hearing makeup work) will be accepted after 11/27
After school help days are this Wednesday and next Monday.
NOVEMBER 15, 2019
Do Now:
-open to"Unit 2 Mock Congressional Hearing checklist" and continue working on your checklist
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MOCK CONGRESSIONAL HEARING UNIT 2
Part 1 should be completeThursday 11/14 & Friday 11/15: As a team complete the Mock Congressional Hearing Checklist:
add quotes & examples to your checklist
example: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HO9suLmyDUtg7u0zOIl6c5slER8h7a2ix3HF8PU8XKQ/edit?usp=sharing
add reasoning (how your quote/example supports your claim) to your checklist
checklist complete by Monday
All Unit 2 makeup work due before Thanksgiving break.
No Unit 2 work (online textbook or Mock Congressional Hearing makeup work) will be accepted after 11/27
November 14, 2019
Do Now:
-open to you "Part 1: Mock Congressional Hearing Unit 2" keep this open
-go on google classroom
-read the "Unit 2 Mock Congressional Hearing checklist" & "Score" sheet listed on today's post
-close your chrome book once you have read these two sheets
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Mock Congressional Hearing Unit 2
Part 1 should be complete today
Thursday 11/14 & Friday 11/15: As a team complete the Mock Congressional Hearing Checklist
Monday 11/18 & Tuesday 11/19: Write your response
Wednesday 11/20 : practice your response & practice post question answers
Thursday 11/21 & Friday 11/22: Mock Congressional Hearings
All Unit 2 makeup work due before Thanksgiving break.
No Unit 2 work (online textbook or Mock Congressional Hearing makeup work) will be accepted after 11/27
November 13, 2019
Do Now:
-open to you "Part 1: Mock Congressional Hearing Unit 2" keep this open
-go on google classroom
-read the "Unit 2 Mock Congressional Hearing checklist" & "Score" sheet listed on today's post
-close your chrome book once you have read these two sheets
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Mock Congressional Hearing Unit 2
Yesterday 11/12 & Today: search the textbook to answer the Part 1: Unit 2 Mock Congressional Hearing questions
All Unit 2 makeup work due before Thanksgiving break.
No Unit 2 work (online textbook or Mock Congressional Hearing makeup work) will be accepted after 11/27
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November 12, 2019
-go on google classroom and read today's post
-you are working individually on this assignment
-click the assignment titled “Part 1: Mock Congressional Hearing Unit 2”
-use the white textbooks at the back of the classroom to answer the questions about the next Mock Congressional Hearing
-to help you find the answers I have given you Unit and lesson #
-this assignment is worth 12 project points on term 2 & each question is worth 2 points
-this assignment is due on Wednesday (tomorrow)
If you finish early you should work on their unfinished Unit 2 online textbook questions (this should have been finished but many students have not completed the work)
Once you have finished that you may go on https://www.icivics.org/games (only icivics games)
Homework: Finish answering the "Part 1: Mock Congressional Hearing Unit 2" questions on google classroom
November 8, 2019
1. Go to google classroom
2. Click the link : Classwork
3. Answer the online questions for Unit 2 Chapters 6 - 11
- you will have more time for these tomorrow
- these questions will be found by clicking the link for each Textbook chapter and going through the online chapter
- you should scan through the chapter to help you answer these questions
- each chapter's questions will be worth 10 class work points on Term 2
-if the textbook asks you for a code click that you are not in this class and you will get access
Chapters 6-11 online text answers
due Sunday by 4:25
November 7, 2019
1. Go to google classroom
2. Click the link : Classwork
3. Answer the online questions for Unit 2 Chapters 6 - 11
- you will have more time for these tomorrow
- these questions will be found by clicking the link for each Textbook chapter and going through the online chapter
- you should scan through the chapter to help you answer these questions
- each chapter's questions will be worth 10 class work points on Term 2
-if the textbook asks you for a code click that you are not in this class and you will get access
November 4, 2019
10 Minute prep time for MCH
run your response and your answers to the questions
2. Mock Congressional Hearing
November 1, 2019
10 Minute prep time for MCH
run your response and your answers to the questions
2. Mock Congressional Hearing
OCTOBER 31, 2019
Happy Halloween!
Mock Congressional Hearings-
tomorrow & Monday
Do Now:
write your section of the response on note cards
practice the post response answers
OCTOBER 30, 2019
Mock Congressional Hearings- Friday & Monday
Do Now:
finish your response
time it (3 min -3 min 50 secs)
adjust your response if needed
write your section of the response on note cards
practice the post response answers
1. Write your response
take your facts, quotes, and examples and turn them into sentences
create a new document titled "YourteamnameMCHBlockResponse" and put all your sentences in this document
Read through your statement and
rearrange your sentences so they make sense
add transitions between your sentences
combine ideas in sentences
Divide your response into equal parts
read it aloud at a normal/slow pace
are you between 3 minutes and 3:50 seconds
2. Write your section of the response on a note card
you will be allowed to use a note card to give your response
you will not be allowed to use your computer
3. Read your post response questions
start practicing your answers to these questions
you will not be allowed to use anything to help you answer these questions
October 29, 2019
Mock Congressional Hearings- Friday & Monday
Do Now:
read the grading rubric for the Mock Congressional hearing: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1leqogpLyIuCKpvKv5qrcAWlFC7Ixwxy2spl1ENYP08o/edit?usp=sharing
read today's post on google classroom
1. Write your response
take your facts, quotes, and examples and turn them into sentences
create a new document titled "YourteamnameMCHBlockResponse" and put all your sentences in this document
Read through your statement and
rearrange your sentences so they make sense
add transitions between your sentences
combine ideas in sentences
Divide your response into equal parts
read it aloud at a normal/slow pace
are you between 3 minutes and 3:50 seconds
2.Read your post response questions
start practicing your answers to these questions
you will not be allowed to use anything to help you answer these questions
3. Write your section of the response on a note card
you will be allowed to use a notecard to give your response
you will not be allowed to use your computer
OCtober 28, 2019
Do Now:
1. Check your grade on schoolbrains
1. Write your response- due tomorrow
take your facts, quotes, and examples and turn them into sentences
create a new document titled "YourteamnameMCHBlockResponse" and put all your sentences in this document
Read through your statement and
rearrange your sentences so they make sense
add transitions between your sentences
combine ideas in sentences
Divide your response into equal parts
read it aloud at a normal/slow pace
are you between 3 minutes and 3:50 seconds
2.Read your post response questions
start practicing your answers to these questions
you will not be allowed to use anything to help you answer these questions
Mock Congressional Hearings-
Wednesday & Friday
October 25, 2019
DO NOW:
sit with your team
share your outline with me
title your outline "MCHOutlineTeamNameBlock"
read today's post on google classroom
1. Write your response
if a fact is repeated highlight 1 fact and strikethough all other repeats
take your facts, quotes, and examples and turn them into sentences
create a new document titled "YourteamnameMCHBlockResponse" and put all your sentences in this document
Read through your statement and
rearrange your sentences so they make sense
add transitions between your sentences
combine ideas in sentences
Divide your response into equal parts
read it aloud at a normal/slow pace
are you between 3 minutes and 3:50 seconds
Read your post response questions
start practicing your answers to these questions
you will not be allowed to use anything to help you answer these questions
OCTOBER 24, 2019
Do Now:
sit with your Mock Congressional Hearings Team
read the Reminders on google classroom
finish adding your facts, quotes and examples to your outline
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1. Write your response Step 2:
finish adding your facts, quotes and examples to your outline
go through your facts any facts that are repeat highlight one of them and them strikethough the duplicates- due tomorrow at the start of class
change your facts, quotes and examples into sentences- due Friday at the end of class
Reminders
Last day to makeup or adjust Unit 1 work is next
Monday October 28
No adjusted or late Unit 1 work will be accepted
after October 28th at 2pm
You must send me an email stating what you have adjusted or made up to get credit
October 23, 2019
Do Now:
sit with your Mock Congressional Hearings Team
read the Reminders on google classroom
finish your research notes
check schoolbrains to see if you have any missing or low scoring Unit 1 work or quizzes
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1. Write your response Step 1:
fill in the Mock Congressional Hearing outline- due Thursday
make one copy for the group
as a team use your notes to fill in the outline
Reminders
After school Wednesday 2-2:45 last day
to makeup or retake Unit 1 quizzes
Last day to makeup or adjust Unit 1 work is next
Monday October 28
No adjusted or late Unit 1 work will be accepted
after October 28th at 2pm
You must send me an email stating what you have adjusted or made up to get credit
October 22, 2019
Do Now:
sit with your Mock Congressional Hearings Team
read the Reminders on google classroom
On the blank piece of paper
A Block: create a team name
B-D Block: draw your team mascot
1. Tuesday 10/22: Research from the text,class notes, and online to answer your question. (graded individually 25 points) - due Wednesday 10/23
2. Quick breaks:
Team mascot
Team colors
Team flag with colors
Reminders
After school Wednesday 2-2:45 last day
to makeup or retake Unit 1 quizzes
Last day to makeup or adjust Unit 1 work is next
Monday October 28
No adjusted or late Unit 1 work will be accepted
after October 28th at 2pm
You must send me an email stating what you have adjusted or made up to get credit
October 21, 2019
Do Now:
sit with your Mock Congressional Hearings Team
read the Reminders on google classroom
check your schoolbrains grade
any retake or makeup quizzes this Wednesday only 1.1, 1.2/3, 1.4/5
open to google classroom
read today's post
Monday 10/21 & Tuesday 10/22: Research from the text and class notes to answer your question. (graded individually 25 points) - due Wednesday 10/23
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Unit 1 Mock Congressional Hearing
Monday 10/21 & Tuesday 10/22: Research from the text and class notes to answer your question. (graded individually 25 points) - due Wednesday 10/23
Wed. 10/23, Thursday 10/24, Friday 10/25 : Write your responses. Divide up your answer. Time your answer (4 minutes, no more). Revise (add, take away and/or adjust) your answer to fit the time - due Friday 10/25
Friday 10/25 & Monday 10/28: Practice your hearing and possible follow up questions’ answers
Tuesday 10/29 & Wednesday 10/30 : Mock Congressional Hearings
Monday 10/28 - Last day for all Unit 1 makeup work
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Questions
Group 1. John Locke was an English philosopher who thought about why it was necessary to have a government.
What did Locke think would happen without government?
What did Locke believe to be the purpose of government?
Do you think government might have purposes that Locke did not mention? Explain your answer.
Group 2. The Founders were concerned with how to preserve a republican form of government.
● According to the Founders, what was republican government?
● What weaknesses did the Founders think would lead to the failure of republican government?
● How did the Founders think these weaknesses could be prevented? Do you think the Founders’ solutions were correct? Why or why not?
Group 3. Most nations have a constitution, but they do not all have constitutional governments.
How might people organize a constitutional government to prevent the abuse of power?
Give an example of a nation in today’s world that you think is not a constitutional government. Give reasons for your choice.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j6CTEGxPrkCKz-CsEY0YTp8z9x0s8Lo13m6PpkCdq-8/edit?usp=sharing
Reminders
Afterschool Wednesday 2-2:45 last day
to makeup or retake Unit 1 quizzes
Last day to makeup or adjust Unit 1 work is next
Monday October 28
No adjusted or late Unit 1 work will be accepted
after October 28th at 2pm
You must send me an email stating what you have adjusted or made up to get credit
October 15, 2019
DO NOW
sit in assigned seat from yesterday
check schoolbrains: Do you have any quizzes/work you need to make up? (afterschool today)
open to kahoot
play the review Kahoot
1. Kahoot
2. Quiz 4/5: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScU5PsBmedmRznNki0ownQwjLse6Iw30_AoRbuTvGIoc9IoPw/viewform
3. ICivics game: https://www.icivics.org/games/branches-power
4. Short introductory video: Mock Congressional Hearings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAbExxOUc-E
After school help 2 - 2:45pm today
October 14, 2019
Do Now:
sit in your new assigned seats (see side wall)
check your grade on schoolbrains
if you created think I have made a mistake on the Unit 4 or 5 notes please send me an email stating what the mistake is
talk to your neighbor "What did you do this past weekend?"
1. CNN 10- steps to a Presidential election
Why? - Preview to our election unit: we will be studying the Presidential primaries/caucuses this year
2. Kahoot- Lessons 4 & 5: https://create.kahoot.it/share/unit-1-lesson-4-5/4697fda5-d5cc-4c88-ba7e-dd7912fdcf83
3. Online textbook questions
4. Kahoot- Lessons 4 + 5: https://create.kahoot.it/share/unit-1-lesson-4-5/4697fda5-d5cc-4c88-ba7e-dd7912fdcf83
Homework: Quiz on Lessons 4 & 5 tomorrow
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October 11, 2019
share it with me
title it "yournamelesson#block" (ex: BobSmithLesson4B)
send me an email that states what you created and your name and block
1. CNN 10 What is Impeachment?
Why? Lesson 5-checks and balances within the federal government
2. Kahoot- Lessons 4 & 5
3. Online textbook questions
4. Kahoot- Lessons 4 + 5
Homework: Lesson 5 notes and vocabulary due on today
Quiz on Lessons 4 & 5 on
Wednesday 10/16 after the three day weekend
OCTOBER 10, 2019
Do Now
sit with your partner/team/independently (see the board)
check your schoolbrains grades (1.2 & 1.3 Notes and Vocabulary grades added)
open to Lesson 5 notes shared in google classroom
continue your Lesson 5 notes- due tomorrow
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1. Lesson 4/5 Kahoot
2. Lesson 5 notes and vocabulary
3. Lesson 4/5 Kahoot
4. Lesson 5 notes and vocabulary
IF you finish early you may:
complete any incomplete work: remember to send me an email stating what work you have completed
complete any work for another class
play icivics games; https://www.icivics.org/games (no other games)
Homework: Lesson 5 notes and vocabulary due on tomorrow
Quiz on Lessons 4 & 5 on
Wednesday 10/16 after the three day weekend
OCTOBER 9, 2019
Do Now
sit with your partner/team/independently (see the board)
open to Lesson 5 notes shared in google classroom
begin your Lesson 5 notes
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1. Lesson 4/5 Kahoot
2. Lesson 5 notes and vocabulary
3. Lesson 4/5 Kahoot
4. Lesson 5 notes and vocabulary
Homework: Lesson 5 notes and vocabulary due on Friday
Quiz on Lessons 4 & 5 on
Wednesday 10/16 after the three day weekend
October 8, 2019
Do Now
sit with your partner/team/independently (see the board)
open to Lesson 4 notes shared in google classroom
continue your Lesson 4 notes
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1. Lesson 4 Kahoot
2. Lesson 4 notes and vocabulary
3. Lesson 4 Kahoot
4. Lesson 4 notes and vocabulary
Homework: Lesson 4 notes and vocabulary due tomorrow
Quiz on Lessons 4 & 5 on Wednesday after the three day weekend
October 7, 2019
Do Now
sit with your partner/team/independently (see the board)
check schoolbrains for current grade
open to Lesson 4 notes shared in google classroom
close your chromebook
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1. Lesson 4 notes and vocabulary
2. Vocabulary Game
3. Lesson 4 notes and vocabulary
4. Lesson 4 Kahoot
Homework: Lesson 4 notes and vocabulary due Wednesday
Quiz on Lessons 4 & 5 on Wednesday after the three day weekend
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October 4, 2019
DO NOW
sit in your assigned seat
open to your Unit 1 Lesson 2 & 3 notes
check that you have completed these notes
submit completed notes
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1. Quiz Lessons 2/3
2. Survey
3. The Constitution
No Homework
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October 3, 2019
DO NOW
sit in your assigned seat
open to your Unit 1 Lesson 2 & 3 notes
check that you have completed these notes
submit completed notes
open to schoolbrains and check your grade
1. Quiz review
Teacher's notes power point
The Quiz for Unit 1 Lesson 2 & Unit 1 Lesson 3 on tomorrow
OCtober 2, 2019
Sit in your assigned seats & please close your chromebooks.
(sent in an email to all students last night)
Good morning,
On schoolbrains, you will see that the Quiz 1.1 and Unit 1 Lesson 1 notes/vocabulary grades have been posted. Progress reports will be opened on Friday. Please check your grade today to see your current performance level. If you complete any incomplete work you must send me an email stating what work you have completed, what you have added to that work, and your social studies block. Any adjusted work I have received by Thursday at 2:00pm I will include on the progress report. After Thursday at 2 pm, it will appear on your final term 1 grade.
I have noticed that some students have found the teacher's notes on the online textbook. These notes are to be used as an additional resource to help you understand the textbook. If you copy these into your notes into your notes it is considered plagiarism and will earn you a grade of zero as your notes must be in your own words. If you have copied the teachers' notes from the online textbook you should go back and put the notes in your own words.
You will have class time today to finish any and all of your Unit 1 Lesson 2 & 3 notes/vocabulary. Once you have completed this go to the online textbook and answer all the questions found within Unit 1 Lesson 3. This will give you a quick preview on Friday's Lesson 2 & 3 quiz. On Thursday, we will review in class Lesson 2 & 3 using a kahoot and a slideshow.
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Ms. McKay
-Work on Unit 1 Lesson 3 notes (textbook and notes/vocab are shared in google classroom- due tomorrow
Work on Unit 1 Lesson 3 online textbook questions (see whiteboard with Wednesday’s to do list)
Homework: Finish Unit 1 Lesson 3 Notes and Vocabulary
The quiz for Unit 1 Lesson 2 & Unit 1 Lesson 3 will be combined together and will be given after I am back and we review the information most likely on Friday (review Thursday)
October 1, 2019
Sit in your assigned seat
Unit 1 Lesson 3 notes (textbook and notes/vocab are shared in google classroom)
You will work on these today (½ day and Wednesday)
NO HOMEWORK
The quiz for Unit 1 Lesson 2 & Unit 1 Lesson 3 will be combined together and will be given after I am back and we review the information most likely on Friday (review Thursday)
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SEptember 30, 2019
Sit in your assigned seat
Finish any Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes
Answer questions on the online textbook for Unit 1 Lesson 2 (they are at the end of each section)
Multiple choice (after each section)
Critical thinking : Thinking like a political philosopher #’s (all 12 questions)
What do you think (3 questions)
Reviewing and Using the Lesson (all except the last essay question)
Begin Unit 1 Lesson 3 notes (textbook and notes/vocab are shared in google classroom)
You will work on these Tuesday (½ day and Wednesday)
NO HOMEWORK
The quiz for Unit 1 Lesson 2 & Unit 1 Lesson 3 will be combined together and will be given after I am back and we review the information most likely on Friday (review Thursday)
September 27, 2019
Do Now:
sit in assigned seat
open your chromebook to google classroom
open to your new shared document Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes
get a white textbook from the back of the room
Complete your Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes
_____________________________________________________________________________
1. Complete your Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes
2. Go to icivics to play civics related games
Homework: Complete your Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes
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September 26, 2019
Do Now:
sit in assigned seat
open your chromebook to google classroom
open to your new shared document Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes
get a white textbook from the back of the room
begin your Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes
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1. Begin your Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes
2. Close all tabs and open to Ms. McKay's website
3. Click the link and take the quiz: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfgr5amuXdZoDTxYHnPbVCYgx4aYcOUciqYXAL2O6ZM575Idw/viewform
4. After you are done with the quiz complete Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes and vocabulary
you will have today and tomorrow to complete Unit 1 Lesson 2 notes and vocabulary
September 25, 2019
Do Now:
sit in assigned seat
open your chromebook and go to google classroom
make sure you have completed all you Unit 1 Lesson 1 notes (both columns) and vocabulary (top and bottom)
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1. Kahoot review
https://create.kahoot.it/share/wtp-unit-lesson-1/c285c2fe-65dd-46d8-91b5-0042b0726d7e2. Slideshow review
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Uz47o0gkiYKmzRGuYoMup0LL5MsxrTtGspDJQC_9L4U/edit?usp=sharing3. Question in online textbook review
click the arrow at the bottom of the 1st page, after that the questions at the bottom of each section4. Kahoot review
https://create.kahoot.it/share/wtp-unit-lesson-1/c285c2fe-65dd-46d8-91b5-0042b0726d7eSEPTEMBER 23, 2019
DO NOW:
get a white textbook
in your assigned seat (see chart on the wall near the calendar)
open to google classroom
in google classroom find the document titled "Unit 1 Lesson 1 Notes and Vocabulary "We the People"
begin working on the notes
Today in class:
1. Finish all notes for Unit 1 Lesson 1 (take notes on everything in the chapter)
purple heading typed in purple
answer in your own words (phrases, not sentences)
2. Complete the second column
minimum 1 thought, connection, or question per purple heading question
Homework: Finish the Unit 1 Lesson 1 Notes and 2nd column thinking
due Wednesday
Quiz Unit 1 Lesson 1 Thursday
Field trip tomorrow: bring a bagged lunch or
$ for lunch at the Northshore Mall
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September 21 2019
get a white textbook
in your assigned seat (see chart in back of the room)
open to google classroom
in google classroom find the document titled "Unit 1 Lesson 1 Notes and Vocabulary "We the People"
begin working on the notes
start with Where did the British colonist settle- end of page 7
Homework: notes on pages 5-end of 7 We the People
Unit 1 Lesson 1
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1. King George III: influence on our founders
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DqlB1FzEdZQ-wlxzUGQV89ZH2sKg6LzCpWl4MQXmJYc/edit?usp=sharing
2. Notes pages 5-7
September 19, 2019
DO NOW
go to the back of the classroom
get your clock partner sheet under the flag
sit with you 12 o'clock partner
open to google classroom
in google classroom find the document titled "Unit 1 Lesson 1 Notes and Vocabulary "We the People"
using the paper copy of the textbook complete the Lesson 1 Key Term at the bottom of the page
Book Definition (use the textbook’s glossary)
Definition in your own words
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1. Read aloud pages 3-6 of Unit 1 Lesson 1
take notes & summarize
Homework: Finish the Lesson 1 Key Terms at the bottom of "Unit 1 Lesson 1 Notes and Vocabulary "We the People" in google classroom
& Open House tonight 6-8pm
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September 18, 2019
Do Now:
go to the back of the classroom
get your clock partner sheet under the flag
sit with you 3 o'clock partner
open to google classroom
in google classroom find the document titled "Unit 1 Lesson 1 Notes and Vocabulary "We the People"
using the paper copy of the textbook complete the Unit 1 terms and vocabulary at the top of this page
Book Definition (use the textbook’s glossary)
What do we (partner) think this definition means?
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1. Define the Unit 1 Key concepts
2. Read aloud pages 3-6 of Unit 1 Lesson 1
take notes & summarize
Homework: Finish defining the terms for Unit 1 (Do Now terms)
September 17, 2019
Do Now
get a textbook from the back of the room (select the white version 1st)
if you do not have your computer o necesita la búsqueda de libros en español, recójalo debajo de la bandera get a paper copy under the flag
sit in your assigned seat from yesterday
open to google classroom
open to the document titled "Book Search Parts 1 & 2"
read the instruction in red for Parts 1 & 2
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1. Clock Partners
2. Complete Part 1 of the book search
3. Begin Part 2 of the book search
IF you finish early play the following game: https://www.icivics.org/games/responsibility-launcher
Homework: Complete Part 2 of the book search
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September 16, 2019
DO NOW
check the back wall's board and sit in your assigned seat
open to your 9/11 presentation
rename your presentation "9/11 Your Block and Your Names" (example 9/11CJohnSmithTedWhite)
keep this tab open
open a new tab and go to google classroom
sign in using your google school email
use the following code to add this class
A Block: n1oqa
B Block: a9ma8v
C Block: xayke6d
D Block: ljdp03y
explore google classroom
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Goal: today in class we will add ourselves to Ms. McKay's google classroom and understand to how to Ms. McKay's website, google drive, the online textbook, and Schoolbrains
Teacher Website (bookmark, calendar, show different sidebars)
Google Drive : share, document, slideshow, forms, calendar
Google classroom: bookmark, textbook, shared documents
Textbook : https://www.activelylearn.com/ (bookmark,how to access, textbook, audio, table of content, glossary, notes
Schoolbrains: grades
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September 13, 2019
Games
Kahoot
Shapes
Kahoot
Museum
Kahoot
September 12, 2019
DO NOW
1. Go to Ms. McKay's website and click Classwork/Homework on the side bar
2. Follow the directions and work on your 9/11 slideshow with a Partner (1 slideshow per group)
9/11 Web Quest (10 classwork points)- due Friday
Using only the following sites and with a partner, research a narrowly focused topic about 911. You will have today's Do Now, and Friday's Do Now time to create a google slide presentation (minimum 4 slide including the title slide) on this essential Question - What happened on 9/11/2001, and why is it a day of service in 2019?
First slide: Names, Block, the essential question, and your focused topic
911 Sources:
9/11 Memorial Timeline https://timeline.911memorial.org/#Timeline/2
Ground Zero Recovery Timeline https://timeline.911memorial.org/#Timeline/3
Pentagon Memorial Timeline https://pentagonmemorial.org/sites/all/themes/pmf/timelines/9-11-timeline/
The National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial: What to Know Before You Visit
History.com 9/11 Timeline https://www.history.com/topics/21st-century/9-11-timeline
9/11 Primary Source Documents (go to 2001 in particular)
https://www.911memorial.org/911-primary-sources
9/11 Controller: Final Call to Flight 77
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voXdijJz_Dk
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September 11, 2019
DO NOW: Turn and talk about what you know about 9/11 and/or what your parents/guardians told you about 9/11
CNN 10
Terms to know
Slideshow
9/11 Web Quest (10 classwork points)- due Friday
Using only the following sites and with a partner, research a narrowly focused topic about 911. You will have today, tomorrow's Do Now, and Friday's Do Now time to create a google slide presentation on this essential Question - What happened on 9/11/2001, and why is it a day of service in 2019?
First slide: Names, Block, the essential question, and your focused topic
911 Sources:
9/11 Memorial Timeline https://timeline.911memorial.org/#Timeline/2
Ground Zero Recovery Timeline https://timeline.911memorial.org/#Timeline/3
Pentagon Memorial Timeline https://pentagonmemorial.org/sites/all/themes/pmf/timelines/9-11-timeline/
The National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial: What to Know Before You Visit
History.com 9/11 Timeline https://www.history.com/topics/21st-century/9-11-timeline
9/11 Primary Source Documents (go to 2001 in particular)
https://www.911memorial.org/911-primary-sources
9/11 Controller: Final Call to Flight 77
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voXdijJz_Dk
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September 10, 2019
The Maze
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September 9, 2019
1. Line Up Game
Height
Last Name
2. Kahoot
Ocean House
3. Line Up Game
First name
Birth Month
4. Kahoot
2 Truths 1 Lie
Tomorrow: The Maze
September 6, 2019
1. DDM
we do not expect you to know this information, that's ok, just make your best guess
this will measure your growth from today to the end of the year
at the end of the year you will retake this test to show your growth
this does not count on your grade
please try your best
When you are done:
please stay silent
complete the 2 truths 1 lie for Monday's Kahoot
complete the Getting to Know you sheet
please feel free to write on the back
draw
read
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September 5, 2019
DO NOW:
-take out a writing utensil
-get an "About Me" sheet from the back of the classroom (under the flag)
-complete the "About Me" sheet - 1/2 hour
Today in class
1. "About Me" sheet- 1/2 hr
2. Classroom tour- 20 minutes
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WELCOME TO OCEAN HOUSE
US GOVERNMENT & CIVICS
ROOM 102
Ms. McKay
jmckay@gloucesterschools.com
https://sites.google.com/gloucesterschools.com/mckay-us-government-civics/home
Welcome to 8th Grade Social Studies in Room 102 at O’Maley Middle School. Let me first introduce myself; I am Jennifer McKay and I was born and raised in Gloucester and attended Gloucester Public Schools from Kindergarten through twelfth grade. This will be my sixteenth year teaching at O’Maley Middle School and I consider myself very fortunate to be working with such a talented a dedicated group of teachers: the Ocean House staff.
I realize that teaching your student is a privilege, as well as a tremendous responsibility. I will do my best this year to ensure that each student has a safe and enjoyable learning experience in the classroom. However, I cannot do this alone: I need your help. We both need to be partners in the learning process. I need each of you to encourage your student at home by helping to ensure that they have completed their assignments, and push them to study and prepare quizzes, tests and projects. I will keep you informed of all assignments and subjects that are covered in class through my website, calendar and google drive. Thank you in advance for all your support!
Sincerely,
Jennifer McKay M.Ed. & M.A.
Extra help and after school support
I am available Wednesday after school from 2:00-2:45 pm and any morning from 7:00-7:30. For morning support please let me know at least a day in advance. I encourage students to stay. Extra help is never a punishment and snacks will be provided after school.
Expectations
The Five B’s
1. Be on time 2. Be prepared 3. Be respectful to yourself, classmates, and adults
4. Be accountable 5. Be consistent
Accountability and Independence
These are skills that we will continue to foster throughout the year. It is important to acknowledge that your son/daughter is going to be in high school next year and will need to be accountable and independent to be successful. Learning is growing and growing is learning. With this in mind we can have a very successful year together and fully anticipate a great deal of growth from your child this year. https://sites.google.com/gloucesterschools.com/mckay-us-government-civics/home
Chromebooks
We will be using Chromebooks regularly in class and it is expected that all students bring their fully charged Chromebook to class with them everyday. I will be checking chromebook charges and this will factor into the grade for this class. Chromebooks will be used for many reasons throughout the year for research, writing, collaborating, and presenting.
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JUNE 18. 2019
YOUR LAST DAY AT O'MALEY
BREAKFAST 8:30-9:30
LINE UP 9:30-9:55
CEREMONY 10-10:55
CLASS OF 2023
Believe in yourselves. Dream. Try. Do good.
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!!
June 17, 2019
8-8:30 Car racing
8:30-9:30 ish Rehearsal for graduation
9:30 ish walk to Stage Fort
10-1 pm Field Day
1- walking, pickup students leave
1:30 bus back to school
2 dismissal
6-8 pm Luau
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End of the Year Activities
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Grade 8 students will celebrate a successful year with these important events:
Chromebook Returns
Wednesday, June 12 @ 12noon
(return chromebook, case and charger)
Clean up day
Friday, June 14
(everything should be out of lockers)
Yearbooks
Friday, June 14
9:00a.m.– 10:00a.m.
Ceremony Rehearsal
Monday, June 17
8:00a.m. – 9:00a.m.
Field Day
Monday, June 17
9:30a.m. – 1:20p.m.
Luau
Monday, June 17
6:00p.m. – 8:00p.m.
Grade 8 Breakfast
Tuesday, June 18
8:30a.m. – 9:30a.m.
Closing Ceremonies
Tuesday, June 18
10:00a.m. – 11:00a.m.
Each year these events provide 8th graders with an opportunity to demonstrate their personal growth, scholarship, teamwork, and leadership in the school community.
Field Day is a traditional Grade 8 day of supervised games and activities at Stage Fort Park. Dress and manners should be school-appropriate. (Swimming is not permitted.) Please remind your child to bring sunscreen and water. Students may bring a bag lunch or buy a lunch at the Cupboard for this event. Students will walk to and be driven back from Stage Fort Park. Students may be dismissed from Stage Fort Park if the permission slip below is returned by Wednesday, June 12, 2019.
STUDENTS MUST BE PRESENT ON JUNE 17th IN ORDER TO ATTEND THE EVENING LUAU.
Clean-up Day – 8th Grade Students should bring bags/trash bags if needed to bring home any of their possessions.
Rehearsal – 8th Grade Students will be rehearsing for the Closing Ceremony.
Yearbook – 8th Grade Yearbooks will be distributed. Last minute purchases are available.
The Luau is a celebration dance for all 8th graders! There is no fee associated with the Luau! The Luau Committee has planned an unforgettable experience for our deserving graduating class.
Grade 8 Breakfast is our final get-together. Continental breakfast served.
The Closing Ceremony is an opportunity for family, guardians, friends and staff to celebrate academic accomplishments of our students. Please join us as the Class of 2023 walks across our stage for the last time.
We would like to thank you for your support this year.
FIELD DAY PERMISSION SLIP --- PLEASE SIGN BELOW AND RETURN TO SCHOOL BY MONDAY, 6/10/19.
I give permission for my child_______________________________________________, to participate in Grade 8 Field Day on
Monday, 6/17/19.
__________I will pick up my child at 1:00 p.m. in front of the Cupboard on Monday, June 17th .
__________My child will be picked up by_______________________ (another adult) at 1:00 p.m. in front of the cupboard on 6/17.
__________My child can walk home from Stage Fort Park at 1:00 p.m.
__________My child will return by bus to O’Maley School for regular 2:00 p.m. dismissal.
_____________________________________________ __________________________________
Parent signature Phone number
June 10, 2019
DDM Testing Day
You may read, draw, complete other work, or play games (non-violent) when you are complete.
No talking, please
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Great job at the Symposium!
Review for the DDM using Kahoot
https://create.kahoot.it/share/final-exam-review/e9b5159d-82fa-4edf-9805-2fb10062d64b
DDM Monday in class
Grades posted for the GC Project on schoolbrains by Monday morning at 8am
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Symposium TODAY
June 6, 2019
C & D Blocks
set up 7:55,
Present 8:30 am -9:30 am
take down 9:30-9:55
A & B Blocks
set up 11:50-12:30
Present 12:30-1:30 pm
Take Down 1:30-1:55
Take all projects home today.
Make sure slideshows, etc. are shared with me.
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June 5, 2019
15 minutes- work on project
10 minutes -1s set up present to 2s
10 minutes - 2s set up present to 1s
15 minutes - work on project
Symposium tomorrow
C & D Blocks 8:30am -9:30 am &
A & B Blocks 12:30-1:30 pm
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JUNE 4, 2019
Remember to print or include your citations from Step 4
Project (visual/written piece), action towards a solution and citation
due TODAY Tuesday June 4th end of class
You have today's class before the
Symposium run-through tomorrow
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June 3, 2019
Remember to print or include your
citations from Step 4
Project and action towards a solution
due tomorrow Tuesday June 4th end of class
JUNE 3, 2019
Remember to print or include your
citations from Step 4
Project and action towards a solution
due tomorrow Tuesday June 4th end of class
YOU HAVE 2 DAYS (2 HOURS)
OF CLASS TIME LEFT BEFORE THE SYMPOSIUM
AFTER SCHOOL DAY/TIME:
TODAY MON 6/3 TILL 2:45
YOU HAVE 2 DAYS (2 HOURS)
OF CLASS TIME LEFT BEFORE THE SYMPOSIUM
AFTER SCHOOL DAY/TIME:
TODAY MON 6/3 TILL 2:45
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MAY 31, 2019
ONCE YOU HAVE APPROVAL CREATE YOUR PROJECT AND ACTION TOWARDS A SOLUTION
Project and action towards a solution
due Tuesday June 4th end of class
YOU HAVE 3 DAYS (3 HOURS)
OF CLASS TIME LEFT BEFORE THE SYMPOSIUM
AFTER SCHOOL DAYS/TIMES:
MON 6/3 TILL 2:45
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MAY 30, 2019
ONCE YOU HAVE APPROVAL CREATE YOUR PROJECT AND ACTION TOWARDS A SOLUTION
Project and action towards a solution
due Tuesday June 4th end of class
YOU HAVE 4 DAYS (4 HOURS)
OF CLASS TIME LEFT BEFORE THE SYMPOSIUM
AFTER SCHOOL DAYS/TIMES: TODAY 5/29 TILL 2:45,
MON 6/3 TILL 2:45
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May 29, 2019
Once you have approval create your project and action towards a solution
Project and action towards a solution
due Tuesday June 4th end of class
You have 5 days (5 hours)
of class time left before the Symposium
AFTER SCHOOL DAYS/TIMES: TODAY 5/28 TILL 2:45, THURS 5/29 TILL 2:45, MON 6/3 TILL 2:45
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May 28, 2019
Once you have approval create your project and action towards a solution
Project and action towards a solution
due Tuesday June 4th end of class
You have 6 days of class time left before the Symposium
AFTER SCHOOL DAYS/TIMES: WED. 5/28 TILL 2:45, THURS 5/29 TILL 2:45, MON 6/3 TILL 2:45
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May 24, 2019
Do Now:
open to google classroom
check that 4. Step 3 is complete
open the document titled 5. Step 4...
make sure a copy of this document and share this with jmckay@gloucesterschools.com
complete 5. Step 4
1. Complete 5. Step 4
make sure your notes (Step 3) and citations are complete
meet with Ms. McKay for approval of your project and action
2. Once you have approval create your project and action towards a solution
Project and action towards a solution
due Tuesday June 4th end of class
You have 6 days of class time left before the Symposium
After School days/times: Wed. 5/28 till 2:45, Thurs 5/29 till 2:45, Mon 6/3 till 2:45
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May 23, 2019
Do Now:
open to google classroom
check that 4. Step 3 is complete
open the document titled 5. Step 4...
make a copy of this document and share this with jmckay@gloucesterschools.com
1. Work on 5. Step 4...
project idea
action toward a solution idea
citations using easybib
citation due by Friday at 2pm
May 22, 2019
Do Now:
open to google classroom
open to "4. Step 3: Research Notes Global Citizenship"
close your chromebook
1. Step 3: due Thursday 23rd 2:45pm
Research last source
you should have completed a minimum of 2 sources by today
minimum 3 sources (at least 3)
extra time? complete Step 4+ for extra credit on your lowest scores
May 20, 2019
Do Now:
open to google classroom
check your grade on google classroom for "3. Step 2..."
open to "4. Step 3: Research Notes Global Citizenship"
close your chromebook
1. Step 3: due Thursday 23rd 2:45pm
Research 2nd source
you should have completed one source last Friday
minimum 3 sources (at least 3)
extra time? complete Step 4+ for extra credit on your lowest scores
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May 17, 2019
Do Now:
open to google classroom
check that you have completed "3. Step 2..."
open to "4. Step 3: Research Notes Global Citizenship"
close your chromebook
1. Thank you notes
Senator Tarr
Representative Ferrante
Councilwoman Eileen Duff
Mr. Smith
2. Step 3: due Thursday 23rd 2:45pm
Research 1st source
minimum 3 sources (at least 3)
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May 13 & 14, 2019
State House Field Trip
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10sdMIr-zPqToLsiAikqHf_OJKZDJJiB5hAJM1FdzV2k/edit?usp=sharing
bagged lunch on Thursday
field trip forms
Due Thursday: "3. STEP 2: Global Citizenship Proposal Brainstorm"
MAY 12, 2019
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP PROJECT
Do Now:
check the whiteboard behind my desk to see if you are missing your field trip form
check your grade on schoolbrains
open to google classroom
open the document titled
start "3. STEP 2: Global Citizenship Proposal Brainstorm"- worth 16 research points
today's goal : complete "3. STEP 2: Global Citizenship Proposal Brainstorm"
Due Thursday: "3. STEP 2: Global Citizenship Proposal Brainstorm"
MAY 10, 2019
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP PROJECT
Do Now:
open to google classroom
open the document titled 2. Step 1 (2019): Human Rights Link and Close Notes
keep going in Step 1
today's goal : all boxes complete
2. Step 1 (2019): Human Rights Link and Close Notes
due this Friday 5/10 at the end of the block
1 point per box = 60 points
Directions: Read the UN Declaration of Human Rights. In the 1st column, put the right in your own words. In the second column, use the linked website and your prior knowledge to find where the right has been respected and/or where it has been abused.
Step 1 due this TODAY 5/10 at the end of the block
May 9, 2019
Global Citizenship Project
Do Now:
open to google classroom
open the document titled 2. Step 1 (2019): Human Rights Link and Close Notes
keep going in Step 1
today's goal : at least 35 boxes complete
2. Step 1 (2019): Human Rights Link and Close Notes
due this Friday 5/10 at the end of the block
1 point per box = 60 points
Directions: Read the UN Declaration of Human Rights. In the 1st column, put the right in your own words. In the second column, use the linked website and your prior knowledge to find where the right has been respected and/or where it has been abused.
Step 1 due this Friday 5/10 at the end of the block
May 8, 2019
Global Citizenship Project
Do Now:
open to google classroom
open and read the document titled: 1. 2019 Ocean House Global Citizenship: Student Handout/Assignment Descriptor
open the document titled 2. Step 1 (2019): Human Rights Link and Close Notes
1. Introduction to the Global Citizenship Project
see previous post and/or 1. 2019 Ocean House Global Citizenship: Student Handout/Assignment Descriptor
2. Step 1 (2019): Human Rights Link and Close Notes
due this Friday 5/10 at the end of the block
1 point per box = 60 points
Directions: Read the UN Declaration of Human Rights. In the 1st column, put the right in your own words. In the second column, use the linked website and your prior knowledge to find where the right has been respected and/or where it has been abused.
Step 1 due this Friday 5/10 at the end of the block
May 9, 2019
Global Citizenship Project
Do Now:
open to google classroom
open the document titled 2. Step 1 (2019): Human Rights Link and Close Notes
keep going in Step 1
today's goal : at least 35 boxes complete
2. Step 1 (2019): Human Rights Link and Close Notes
due this Friday 5/10 at the end of the block
1 point per box = 60 points
Directions: Read the UN Declaration of Human Rights. In the 1st column, put the right in your own words. In the second column, use the linked website and your prior knowledge to find where the right has been respected and/or where it has been abused.
Step 1 due this Friday 5/10 at the end of the block
May 8, 2019
Global Citizenship Project
Essential Question: What right(s) do I care about? How can I make a positive impact regarding this right?
The Global Citizenship Project is an interdisciplinary project where you will explore a universal right of your choosing. You will research your topic and create a presentation of your choice that demonstrates your understanding of the human right. Your project should include specific information on places around the world and/or times in our history where that human right has BOTH been celebrated AND denied. You will also design how you can make a difference in the world regarding this right. Your presentation can be in any form that you choose: a writing piece, an experiment, a play, a video, a debate, a documentary, a powerpoint presentation, artwork, etc. You will work with Ms. McKay to create a well researched, substantial project that will be displayed on June 5 at our Global Citizenship Symposium. Your grade for this project will be 25% Social Studies Term 4 average.
Grading Criteria
15 - Time spent working
5 - Meeting Deadlines
20 - Research (UN Declaration, Notes & MLA citation)
20 - Action towards a solution
20 - Visual and/or Written Piece
20 - Presenting/Delivery
Step 1: due Friday May 10
Step 2: due Tuesday/Wednesday May 14th or May 15th
Step 3: (3 sets of notes done per person) due Wednesday May 22
Step 4: due Friday May 24
Extra help days 2 - 2:45pm : May 16 (Thursday), May 23rd (Thursday), May 29 (Wednesday), May 30th (Thursday), June 3rd (Monday)
Project Due: June 4th at 3pm
Global Citizenship Symposium
Thursday June 6, 2019
C & D Blocks 8:15 - 9:30
A & B Blocks 12:15 - 1:30
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MAY 3, 2019
Do Now:
open to google classroom
open the document titled: Freedom of Speech: Open Response set up McKay 2019
make sure all 6 boxes and quotes are complete
create a new google document
title the document "FOS Open Response YourName Block"
share this document with me at jmckay@gloucesterschools.com
Day 3 :Friday -Write open response
1. Open Response (8-12 sentences)
Claim - 1st sentence add 2 cases to the end of the sentence on your sheet -1 sentence
Facts from case 1 -1 sentence
Reasoning from case 1- 1 sentence
Facts from case 2 - 1 sentence
Reasoning from case 2 - 1 sentence
Quotes x 2 (anywhere after 1st sentence, find the place that they make the most sense) - does not count in sentence count
Reasoning for quote 1 - 1 sentence
Reasoning for quote 2- 1 sentence
Restated claim- 1 sentence, last sentence
Total 8 sentences - you have 4 more sentences you can use anywhere in your open response
All makeup work due by Monday @2pm
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May 2, 2019
Do Now:
check your schoolbrains grades for social studies
take out your 3 supreme court case notes
open to google classroom
open the document titled: Freedom of Speech: Open Response set up McKay 2019
open the document titled Quotes for FOS response
start your facts and reasoning boxes
Day 2 Thursday- notes & claim (write out as a sentence)
Day 3 Friday -Write open response
Grading
Facts 5 points each
Reasoning 5 points each
Open Response 48 points (see rubric)
1. CNN 10
2. FOS facts and reasoning
3. Add 3 quotes from shared quote sheet (google classroom)
quote in the first column
you must explain how the quotes connect to your claim in the second column
Due tomorrow : all facts, reasoning and quote for all 3 cases & claim (see white board)
All makeup work due by Monday @2pm
Today - after school help till 3:30pm
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May 1, 2019
Do Now:
take your sheets from the front bin
open to google classroom
open the document titled: Freedom of Speech: Open Response set up McKay 2019
read the directions, timeline & rubric
Day 1 Wednesday- claim 3 cases & notes
Day 2 Thursday- notes & claim (write out as a sentence)
Day 3 Friday -Write open response
Grading
Facts 5 points each
Reasoning 5 points each
Open Response 48 points (see rubric)
1. CNN 10
2. FOS open response claim
3. FOS facts and reasoning
we will continue the facts and reasoning tomorrow
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April 30, 2019
Freedom of Speech Quiz Link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeQpeVSTB4kSrUVpYRKhJPcCYOiau9HY_dQYHVZsAt_b-1qwg/viewform
You may use your 3 notes sheets and your Unit 5 Lesson 23 notes on google classrooms to take this quiz
Raise your hand when you are done with the quiz
The teacher will collect your notes (we will use these tomorrow to write our open response
complete the Freedom of Speech packet
Freedom of Speech packet due tomorrow
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April 26 & 29, 2019
MCAS
A & B Blocks
DO NOW:
Take all of your notes from the back of the room (you should have 3 sets of notes: Tinker v. Des Moines, Bether v. Fraser, and Hazelwood v. Kulhmeier)
make sure they all have your name, block and the case labeled at the top
staple these three sheets together & keep them out on your desk
check on google classrooms that you have completed your Unit 5 Lesson 23 notes complete (you will be able to use these on the quiz)
1. Kahoot review for the quiz
APRIL 25, 2019
DO NOW:
sit with your Freedom of Speech team
take the paper from the back of the room
put your name the sheet
open your chromebook to google classroom Hazelwood vs Kuhlmeier
read through the Hazelwood vs Kuhlmeier sheet
close your chromebook
1.) CNN 10
2.) A/B Block Finish Bethel vs. Fraser decision
3. A-D Read through the Hazelwood vs Kuhlmeier case
3.) 3-2-1 Notes Sheet Court Decisions
notes
thinking
Three Most Important Facts of case
Two “Parties (people or groups)” involved in case
(Change Revelant case to) Do you think GHS' school newpaper would have been allowed to print this article? WHY?
If you were a Supreme Court Justice, how you would decide the case? WHY?
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April 24, 2019
DO NOW:
sit with your Freedom of Speech team
take the paper from the back of the room
put your name the sheet
open your chromebook to google classroom Bethel School District v. Fraser, 1986
read through the Bethel School District v. Fraser, 1986 sheet
close your chromebook
1.) CNN 10
2.) Read through the Bethel School District v. Fraser, 1986 case
3.) 3-2-1 Notes Sheet Court Decisions
notes
thinking
Three Most Important Facts of case
Two “Parties (people or groups)” involved in case
(Change Revelant case to) Do you think O'Maley would have allowed you to give this speech?
How you would decide the case?
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April 23, 2019
DO NOW:
sit with your Freedom of Speech team
take the two paper from the back of the room
put your name on both sheets
check that yesterday's notes have been shared with me
title yesterday's notes "FOS Notes Your Name Block"
read Amendment 1:
Amendment I from US Bill of Rights
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances
read through the Tinker vs DesMoines sheet
1.) Read through the Ticker vs DesMoines case
2.) 3-2-1 Notes Sheet Court Decisions
notes
thinking
Three Most Important Facts of case
Two “Parties (people or groups)” involved in case
Do you think O'Maley would have allowed you to wear the armbands?
How you would decide the case?
Homework: Finish "3-2-1 Notes Sheet" & Who actually won & reasons the Court gave for why ?
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April 11, 2010
Ocean House Senate voted on Drone funding, monitoring foreigner bank accounts, and allowing communication companies to monitor citizens and foreigners activity
Ocean House votes Yea to pass the Patriot Act Renewal
Take out a writing utensil
Complete the “Exit Ticket” & “Considering My Vote”
Use the single double side piece of paper title “Public Speaking and Rhetoric: Letter from Senator Martin…” to complete the last page in the packet titled “ Public Speaking and Rhetoric” and “Exit Ticket Survey and Short Writing” (if you did not attend imagine what your vote would have been)
Put the packet in the green Inbox at the front of the room (4th term grade)
Play the iCivics games (only iCivics games) https://www.icivics.org/games
Packet due tomorrow
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April 10, 2019
DO NOW:
take out a writing utensil
get a sheet of blank paper from the front of the room
discuss the following questions with your neighbor
To which party did your senator belong?
What issues did your senator care the most about?
Where was your senator from?
Was the Patriot Act Renewal passed?
How did you vote on the Patriot Act Renewal Bill? (Yea or Nay)
Why did you vote this way? Which issue mattered the most in your vote?
write your responses down the sheet of paper
put your name at the top
pass paper into green bin
________________________________________________________________
1. CNN 10 x 2
2. Freedom of Speech survey
3. Finish questions & ICivics games :
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April 8, 2019
DO NOW:
permission forms in the green bin
take out a writing utensil
take out your Senator packet (Background overview on the front)
complete the "Senator Profile Analysis" worksheet
1. CNN 10
2. Senator's Decisions activity
3. EMKI expectations
dress nicely
please/thank you
food court only
no cell phone
leave all items on the bus when at EMKI
ICivics
Field trip to EMKI tomorrow
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April 5, 2019
DO NOW:
put any make-up work & permission forms in the green bin (names on the front)
sit next to your team members from yesterday
take out a writing utensil
open to your proposal from yesterday in "EMKI Patriot Act Adjustment Block"
read through your proposal
determine who will present each of the following (at least 3 presenters)
What did you change?
What did you change it to?
Why did you change this?
1. CNN 10
2. Proposal
3. Being a Senator
Student Worksheet
Senator Profile Analysis
Homework: Finish Senator Profile Analysis
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April 4, 2019
DO NOW:
put your name on the Privacy vs. Security sheet of your packet
separate the Privacy vs. Security sheet of your packet & put this page in the green bin
if you have your permission slip put it in the green bin with your homework
form a circle with your team from yesterday
take out a writing utensil
one person in the group open a google document and title it "EMKI Patriot Act Adjustment Block"
share this with your teammates
each team member adds their name to the top of the document
1. CNN 10
2. Rewrite the Patriot Act
As a group select one part of the USA Patriot Act that needs to be changed when it is renewed (on your paper highlight the section you will change).
This can be because it is too lenient (ex: not enough security), or infringes upon civil liberties (privacy) too much.
Your team need to rewrite the provision AND then justify the changes that they made in your new EMKI document.
You will then share their findings with the class tomorrow.
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April 3, 2019
DO NOW:
separate the 1st page of your packet
put this page (homework)in the green bin
if you have your permission slip put it in the green bin with your homework
take out a writing utensil
go to google classroom
open and read the Patriot Act Timeline
1. Privacy vs Security
corners of the room
groups
read the Patriot Act and complete the Part 1 on the back of the Privacy vs. Security worksheet
Homework: Finish Part 1 on the back of the Privacy vs. Security worksheet
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April 2, 2019
DO NOW:
make sure you have a writing utensil for class
take out and/or sharpen your writing instrument
take all 5 sheets at the back of the room
1 packet with homework assignment on top
4 speech sheets (Hatch, Massie, Lee, & Grassley)
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1. Read the four speech and annotate using the marks on the sheet
2. Summarize the beliefs of each senator in the box on the sheet
3. Decide on the scale of 1 (privacy is most important) to 10 (security is most important) where they fall
Homework Assignment sheet due tomorrow
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April 1, 2019
1. CNN 10
2. Discussion
Washington DC & Field Trips
EMKI preparation begins tomorrow
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March 25 & 26, 2019
CNN 10
Pre - Washington D.C. Exploration
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March 22, 2019
Pre-Washington D.C. Exploration
shared in google classroom
we will discuss and work with this sheet Monday
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wx1H4tGsdkv4nn9nXhC3UFJuQOtqTcP0DGpcZSWtpkI/edit?usp=sharing
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March 21, 2019
News Day catch up
Makeup Test: paper copy
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March 20, 2019
DO NOW
Clear everything off your desk except your chrome book and writing utensil
Close out all tabs
any open tabs (other than the test) will be considered cheating
you can not use notes or any other source to help you
talking during the test will be considered cheating
you must keep your chromebook facing the back of the room with full light
raise your hand if you have a question and I will come to you
one person at the bathroom at a time
Go to my website
Do NOT open the test link until instructed to do so
TEST LINK: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewgzypiDhKSD92Hv5Ovtcp0iXiZLI9Rf-CJRLdsSDAGzY4xA/viewform
You will have till the end of today class to complete the test unless you have received a paper copy of the test
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MARCH 19, 2019
Tomorrow test on Unit 3
50 multiple choice questions,
no retakes, no notes
Study skills (GET)
Goals
What will I study the next 15-20 minutes?
What will i know at the end of this 15-20 minute time?
make a note card for each 15-20 minute time
review all the note cards at the end of each day (before you sleep)
Environment
no distractions (social media, fortnight, video games, music, tv, etc.)
gather materials: place to write, writing utensil, chromebook opened to teacher notes, note cards or paper
Time
study for 15-20 minutes
break for 5 minutes
repeat & repeat & repeat
Test review (click the link)
Jeopardy:
&
Tomorrow test on Unit 3
50 multiple choice questions,
no retakes, no notes
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March 18, 2019
Wednesday: test on Unit 3
50 multiple choice questions,
no retakes, no notes
Finish presentations
Study skills (GET)
Goals
What will I study the next 15-20 minutes?
What will i know at the end of this 15-20 minute time?
make a note card for each 15-20 minute time
review all the note cards at the end of each day (before you sleep)
Environment
no distractions (social media, fortnight, video games, music, tv, etc.)
gather materials: place to write, writing utensil, chromebook opened to teacher notes, note cards or paper
Time
study for 15-20 minutes
break for 5 minutes
repeat & repeat & repeat
Test review (click the link)
Jeopardy:
Wednesday: test on Unit 3
50 multiple choice questions,
no retakes, no notes
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March 15, 2018
DO NOW:
make sure you have your course selection forms
play the following games with Ms. McKay meets with each student to discuss GHS placement
Please click the following links to access iCivics games. Play these games in order.
Finish presentations
Test review (click the link)
Wednesday: test on Unit 3
50 multiple choice questions,
no retakes, no notes
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March 13-15, 2019
Presentations
Kahoot
Presentation
Kahoot
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March 12, 2019
Please click the following links to access iCivics games. Play these games in order.
March 11, 2019
1. Final chance to adjust & add to your slide show & kahoot
2. Run through presentation and kahoot
Who is presenting which slides?
Who will be changing the slides on the computer?
Are you able explain (state the information on the slide & explain it) your slide without looking at the slide?
you should glance at your slide and then face the class
Are you explaining your slide at a medium/slow pace?
Do you have good volume, pace (medium/ slow speed), eye contact?
Who will present to kahoot?
Presentations begin tomorrow
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MARCH 8, 2019
DO NOW:
Unit 3 slideshow
Example: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qswxfl--T0wNhmbU2WcMd9n5H6DG-KN35MtxUNqHKTI/edit?usp=sharing
you will have 3/7 today and 3/8 Friday to work on your slideshow & kahoot
Unit 3 Slideshow & Kahoot due Monday 3/11
Presentations begin Tuesday
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March 6, 2019
DO NOW:
Unit 3 slideshow
Example: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qswxfl--T0wNhmbU2WcMd9n5H6DG-KN35MtxUNqHKTI/edit?usp=sharing
you will have 3/6 today , 3/7 Thursday and 3/8 Friday to work on your slideshow & kahoot
Unit 3 Slideshow & Kahoot due Monday 3/11
Presentations begin Tuesday
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March 5, 2019
DO NOW
DC STUDENTS SURVEY: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSefd5JM6RrC0o6ItI0XiBBL0GLTZa3wMsHutCIRCLB9rzGtsg/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1
check that your teachers notes for your chapter are complete
if not; you must complete these before moving on
if your teacher's notes are complete:
open to google classroom
go to the "Unit 3 Slideshow & Kahoot example" document
make a copy of this slideshow and begin creating your slideshow
1. Unit 3 slideshow
Example: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qswxfl--T0wNhmbU2WcMd9n5H6DG-KN35MtxUNqHKTI/edit?usp=sharing
you will have 3/5 today, 3/6 tomorrow, 3/7 Thursday and 3/8 Friday to work on your slideshow & kahoot
Unit 3 Slideshow & Kahoot due Monday 3/11
Presentations begin Tuesday
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March 1, 2018
Teacher Notes Unit 3 (Lesson 12, 12, 14, 15, or 16)
"Unit 3 Teacher Notes and Overview" & textbook shared in google classroom
you are working individually on the notes, thinking/connections, and vocabulary
you have today & the weekend to complete the notes, thinking/connections, and vocabulary
Unit 3 notes, thinking/connections, and vocabulary- due Monday
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February 28, 2019
DO NOW:
check the side board to see which row you sit (you are sitting by group in row)
open your google classroom
go to "Unit 3 Teacher Notes and Overview"
read the instructions in the first paragraph on the first page
read the project timeline
1. Teacher Notes Unit 3 (Lesson 12, 12, 14, 15, or 16)
"Unit 3 Teacher Notes and Overview" & textbook shared in google classroom
you are working individually on the notes, thinking/connections, and vocabulary
you have today, tomorrow & the weekend to complete the notes, thinking/connections, and vocabulary
Unit 3 notes, thinking/connections, and vocabulary- due Monday
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February 27, 2019
DO NOW:
presenting group(s): review your statement & questions
Vocab-u-lit Exercise 3 & 5
1. Present last Mock Congressional Hearing(s)
2. CNN 10 Feb 20-25 & 27
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February 26, 2019
Do Now
go to google classroom
open to "Follow-up questions MCH Unit 2"
read your follow up questions (in yellow) and discuss them with your group
1. Follow-up questions (10 minutes)
2. Practice your statement (10 minutes)
3. Mock Congressional Hearings
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February 25, 2019
1.Write your note card ( use this notecard when you present, must be handwritten)
2. Continue to practice your statement
Mock Congressional Hearings Tomorrow and Wednesday
After school help 2-2:45pm changed to Wednesday (this week only)
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February 15, 2019
Finish your statement:-does your statement answer all three parts of the question-does your statement make sense-do you have at least one quote & a historical example per paragraph-is everything (other than you quote in your own words)-does your statement answer all three parts of the question2. Divide your statement evenly between team members
read through your statement 3 x- timing it each time (do not stop, read at a medium/slow pace)
add the three times together and divide by 3 to get your average
your average time need to be between 3 minutes 15 seconds and 3 minutes 50 seconds
if your statement is too short add more, if it is too long cut your statement
3. Write your note card ( use this notecard when you present, must be handwritten)
4. Continue to practice your statement
February 14, 2019
Happy Valentine's Day
DO NOW:
open your MCH outline (google drive)
open your "BlockStatement2MCH#Letter" statement document
work on your statement
each question is a new paragraph
take your outline and put it into full sentences
no 1st person
read it through
1. Finish your statement:
does your statement answer all three parts of the question
does your statement make sense
do you have at least one quote & a historical example per paragraph
is everything (other than you quote in your own words)
does your statement answer all three parts of the question
2. Divide your statement evenly between team members
read through your statement 3 x- timing it each time (do not stop, read at a medium/slow pace)
add the three times together and divide by 3 to get your average
your average time need to be between 3 minutes 15 seconds and 3 minutes 50 seconds
if your statement is too short add more, if it is too long cut your statement
3. Continue to practice your statement
February 13, 2019
DO NOW:
open your MCH outline (google drive)
open your "BlockStatement2MCH#Letter" statement document
put your team members names in the top right hand corner
put your block in the top left hand corner
on the next line in the center put your team's number and letter then the work Statement
on the third line in the center copy and paste your questions from your notes sheet & include the introductory statement
1. Statement
Each question is a new paragraph
Take your outline and put it into full sentences
Tomorrow we will organize & rearrange the sentences & paragraphs
Due tomorrow: entire outline in sentences in three paragraphs
February 12, 2019
DO NOW:
sit with your MCH team
open to your outline document (shared in google docs)
read through the outline
work on completing the outline
Outline of the statement
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FL9H35yvAHlQSkYNv8lhXZCI9iytck_VkR7xIimhKW0/edit?usp=sharing
finish filling in the outline
put all information other than your quotes in your own words; check for plagiarism
go through the outline and for each area delete any repeated information
check to see that all information has been placed in the correct area
Outline due Wednesday at the start of class
February 13, 2019
DO NOW:
open your MCH outline (google drive)
open your "BlockStatement2MCH#Letter" statement document
put your team members names in the top right hand corner
put your block in the top left hand corner
on the next line in the center put your team's number and letter then the work Statement
on the third line in the center copy and paste your questions from your notes sheet & include the introductory statement
1. Statement
Each question is a new paragraph
Take your outline and put it into full sentences
Tomorrow we will organize & rearrange the sentences & paragraphs
Due tomorrow: entire outline in sentences in three paragraphs
February 11, 2019
DO NOW:
sit with your MCH groups
finish any research from the textbook/online for answers, quotes and information to answer your questions in your google drive "Unit 2 MCH notes" document
remember your textbook notes should answer all three parts of your question
remember your online notes should have a minimum of 2 quotes from the founders with each quote explained in your own words & how your quote connects to your questions
1. Outline of the statement
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FL9H35yvAHlQSkYNv8lhXZCI9iytck_VkR7xIimhKW0/edit?usp=sharing
make one copy for your group
share this copy with your team members and jmckay@gloucesterschools.com
Outline due Wednesday at the start of class
February 8, 2019
DO NOW:
sit with your MCH groups
take the following survey for our spring field trip: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdx5T4FDlLEf-QRack08h9trtsvmiqDoEAww4Dn61q9t__Ptg/viewform
finish any research from the textbook for answers, quotes and information to answer your questions
Day 2 (Friday): Research online for answers, quotes and information to answer your questions.
Weekend: Finish notes for textbook and online research
Day 3 & 4 (Monday & Tuesday): OutlineDay 5 & 6 (Wednesday & Thursday): Write your statement (answer)Day 7 (Friday) Divide up your answer. Time your answer (4 minutes, no more). Revise (add, take away and/or adjust) your answer to fit the time. Practice your hearing.February Break!Day 8 (Monday): Practice your hearing 20 minutes. Begin hearings.Day 9 (Tuesday & Wed): Hearings-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------February 7, 2019
DO NOW:
look at the sideboard for your Unit 2 Mock Congressional Hearing Groups
sit with your new team
open to google classroom
read "Unit 2 WTP Congressional Hearing Notes"
delete all other questions in this document
type your group member names, block, and question number into the heading
read "Unit 2: Congressional Hearing Group Score Sheet"
TODAY: Day 1 (Thursday): Research from the textbook for answers, quotes and information to answer your questions.
Day 2 (Friday): Research online for answers, quotes and information to answer your questions.Weekend: Finish notes for textbook and online researchDay 3 & 4 (Monday & Tuesday): Write your answers. Day 5 (Wednesday): Divide up your answer. Time your answer (4 minutes, no more). Revise (add, take away and/or adjust) your answer to fit the time. Practice your hearing.Day 6 (Thursday): Practice your hearing 20 minutes. Begin hearings.Day 7 (Friday): Finish all hearingsFebruary Break!-----------------------------------------------------------------
February 6, 2019
Review your presentation
1. Presentations
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February 5, 2019
DO NOW:
Make sure to share your Kahoot & Slideshow with me
Kahoot- jluzitano102
Slideshow- jmckay@gloucesterschools.com
Review your presentation
4 people in the class you would like to work with (you will get to work with at least 1 of these in the next group)
1. Presentations
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February 4, 2019
DO NOW
Share your Kahoot & Slideshow with me
Kahoot- jluzitano102
Slideshow- jmckay@gloucesterschools.com
Read the Presentation rubric
Practice your presentation at least 2X (Kahoot, Presentation, Kahoot)
Who is speaking when
Who is controlling the computer/slides when another person is speaking
1. Presentations
February 1, 2019
DO NOW
Read the presentation rubric on Ms. McKay website and shared in google classroom
Divide up your presentation (who will say what)
Run through your presentation
1. CNN 10
2. 10 minute practice
3. CNN 10
4. 20 minute practice
Presentation of your Lesson (slideshow & Kahoot) Monday & Tuesday
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January 31, 2019
DO NOW
open to your slideshow
use my example slideshow that was shared on google classrooms to check that your slideshow has all the required information
check that your teammates work is accurate and not plagiarized (only the headings & textbook definition can be directly from the textbook, no other sources can be used)
correct and finish any work on your slideshow
work on your Kahoot
make sure your kahoot has all the required information
EXAMPLE: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1X65OHtWfGcSXb-tsy4mt8Apyhmg2h_JIZ5KwkNS79Y8/edit?usp=sharing
SLIDESHOW & KAHOOT SHOULD BE COMPLETE BEFORE CLASS TOMORROW
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January 30, 2019
DO NOW
take out/ get your vocab-u-lit packet
take out/get a writing utensil
sit in your assigned group
complete Exercise 3 & 5 in vocab-u-lit
after you are done with vocab-u-lit work on your slideshow
1. CNN 10 (yesterday)
2. Slideshow/ Kahoot
3. CNN 10 (today)
Presentation of your Lesson (slideshow & Kahoot) Monday & Tuesday
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January 28, 2019
DO NOW:
sit with your team
open to your lesson's notes
open to your slideshow
work on your slide show
Remember:
at least one slide per vocabulary word and purple heading
you may need more than one slide to fit all the information for each of your headings
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January 28, 2019
DO NOW
sit with your team
open your chromebooks to google drive Unit 2 Lessons 7-11 Jigsaw Instruction Project Description & Notes " in google classroom
open to your copied example slideshow (your groups should have copied this last week)
make sure you have shared this copy with your team
title the document "Block Lesson Number Group Member Initials
begin working on the title slide only
1. CNN 10
2. Slideshow
How many slides do I need? 1 Title slide + # of Vocabulary words + # of Purple Headings = Total number of slides
Purple Heading: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BaZnTdyk3qJ89ijA0A0_sk-vwncttC1uwQGl42GG1TQ/edit?usp=sharing
work on your slideshow using the example as a guide
Presentations next Monday & Tuesday
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January 25, 2019
DO NOW:
sit with your new team
get a textbook from the back of the classroom
look at the card on the seating chart & your desk to see your Lesson # (7-11)
open to "Unit 2 Lessons 7-11 Jigsaw Instruction Project Description & Notes " in google classroom
open your textbook to your Lesson in Unit 2
1. CNN 10
2. Finish notes and vocabulary for your Chapter
graded individually
due Monday
textbook posted in google classroom
Homework: Finish your lesson's notes, thinking and vocabulary
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January 24, 2018
DO NOW:
sit with your new team
get a textbook from the back of the classroom
look at the card on the seating chart & your desk to see your Lesson # (7-11)
open to "Unit 2 Lessons 7-11 Jigsaw Instruction Project Description & Notes " in google classroom
open your textbook to your Lesson in Unit 2
1. CNN 10
Quiz 2.6 B: Laci C: Jack D., Justin, Richard D: Damian, Haylee RLink to Quiz: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdiai9b4WSsxrT_QCoLQC55nLaN4ZgUVleJGaJ9MX_ix6YF6Q/viewform2. Begin notes and vocabulary for your Chapter
graded individually
Thursday and Friday to complete
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January 23, 2019
Do Now
sit in your assigned seats
open to your Unit 2 Lesson 6 notes
make sure your notes are shared with me jmckay@gloucesterschools.com
review for today's quiz
1. Quiz 2.6: posted here
2. CNN 10 last Thursday, last Friday and today
3. Kahoots
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January 22, 2019
Do Now
sit in your assigned seats
open to your Unit 2 Lesson 6 notes
finish your notes and vocabulary (get a textbook if you need it)
1. CNN 10
2. Review of Unit 2.6 - Quiz tomorrow
Teacher's Notes:
Quiz tomorrow Unit 2.6
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January 16, 2019
DO NOW
Find and take out your vocab-u-lit packet
Take out &/or sharpen your writing utensil
Take a piece of lined paper from the front desk
Sit in your assigned seat
Begin sections 3 & 5 in your vocab-u-lit packet
1. CNN 10 1/15
2. Vocab-u-lit Write about it 3, 5 & write about it
3. CNN 10 1/16
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JANUARY 15, 2019
DO NOW
Sit in your assigned seat
Take out your packet and writing utensil
Open to google classroom
Open assignment titled "PAGE SHEET"
1. Rebellion by the Nobles
look at voting results & discuss
re-vote
B Block: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9-VeVpuL71hSN-YEGX1H9hYqiZR8wEIoYlo58uBzDAyPRbg/viewform
C Block: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeoxQzloUtXk2Y67Fl7IzX_HJlYcFMdF_BKHysfjzVl2rWccQ/viewform
D Block: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSee_0VvRNe2aaKZ5tv64T1eI66ebxDxkgNjCaJp1t7NjM3wRA/viewform
"real" outcomes
King John Horrible Histories
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JANUARY 14, 2018
DO NOW
Pick up a packet from the front desk
Sit in your assigned seat
Open to google classroom
Open assignment titled "PAGE SHEET"
Close your chromebook
1. Rebellion by the Nobles
read
complete page sheet (do not complete the last question)
C Block: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf-rItkz8XLmGoSKOPocjMhiNFf4CMDSpSA3jmojQ2rH3FKrw/viewform
January 14, 2018
DO NOW
Pick up a packet from the front desk
Sit in your assigned seat
Open to google classroom
Open assignment titled "PAGE SHEET"
Close your chromebook
1. Rebellion by the Nobles
read
complete page sheet (do not complete the last question)
January 10, 2019
DO NOW: PICK UP YOUR CONSTITUTION + BOOK, SIT WITH YOUR TEAM, DISCUSS ONE PLACE IN THE WORLD YOU WOULD LIKE TO VISIT
1. CNN 10 1/9
2. CNN 10 1/10
3. Finish Article I of the US Constitution
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January 9, 2019
1. Vocab-u-lit Exercises 3 & 5
2. Key Constitutional Concepts video
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January 8, 2019
DO NOW: GET INTO YOUR GROUPS, GET A PENCIL & YOUR CONSTITUTION+ BOOK. DISCUSS YOUR FAVORITE CHILDHOOD TV SHOW.
1. CNN 10
2. Article 1- divide and conquer
January 7, 2019
DO NOW: GET INTO YOUR GROUPS, GET A PENCIL & YOUR CONSTITUTION+ BOOK. DISCUSS ONE THING YOU DID OVER THE WEEKEND
1. CNN 10
2. Article 1- divide and conquer
January 4, 2019
DO NOW: GET INTO YOUR GROUPS, GET A PENCIL & YOUR CONSTITUTION+ BOOK. DISCUSS YOUR TEAM MASCOT
2. CNN 10
3. Finish reading and explaining Article I of the US Constitution
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January 3, 2019
1. Do Now: Get into your groups, Get a pencil & your Constitution+ book. Then Reread the introductory paragraph (Preamble) at the top of page 12.
2. CNN 10
3. Finish reading and explaining the Preamble and Article I of the US Constitution
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January 2, 2019
DO NOW: talk to your classmate tell them 1 story from your break
New Year's Gifts
Name & Block in front cover
Team names
goal read (nice) and understand (better) the US Constitution
write notes in book with a pencil
end of block - books in the back bins
Wednesday 1/2 : Introduction to the Constitution
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December 20, 2018
1. CNN 10- year end review
2. News Days Kahoots
3. Winter Holiday Kahoots
Ashley O. Haylee R. - Mock Congressional Hearing makeup tomorrow
December 19, 2018
Mock Congressional Hearings
December 18, 2018
Write your portion of the statement on your note cards (you may only use handwritten note cards to present)
sentence before your portion of the statement
2. Practice running your statements
make sure they more than 2 minutes 50 seconds - 3 minutes 50 seconds long each time
3. Practice answering the follow up questions
google classroom "MCH Follow up Practice Questions"
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TDNAIKoq_m_NQEYbCyajc6fulXvX5ua3gNd4pZ8Ese0/edit?usp=sharing
Mock Congressional Hearings begin tomorrow
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December 17, 2018
1. News Day share out -in teams
2. Write your statement
google classroom "Mock Congressional Hearing Statement"
take your checklist information and put it into full sentences
make sure to:
explain your quotes - in your own words
explain any key terms in your own words-
Group 1: state of nature, purpose of government, natural rights ,life, liberty, property, consent, social contract
Group 2: republican government, common good, representative democracy, civic virtue
Group 3: constitution, limits, separation of powers, check and balances, the 3 branches, separation of powers
3. Time your statement- reading at a normal-slow pace
between 3 minutes 30 seconds- 3 minutes 40 seconds is good (must be under 4 minutes)
too short add more examples
too long - trim your statement
Statement due tomorrow
December 13, 2018
1. Write your statement
google classroom "Mock Congressional Hearing Statement"
take your checklist information and put it into full sentences
make sure to:
explain your quotes - in your own words
explain any key terms in your own words-
Group 1: state of nature, purpose of government, natural rights ,life, liberty, property, consent, social contract
Group 2: republican government, common good, representative democracy, civic virtue
Group 3: constitution, limits, separation of powers, check and balances, the 3 branches, separation of powers
2. Time your statement- reading at a normal-slow pace
between 3 minutes 30 seconds- 3 minutes 40 seconds is good (must be under 4 minutes)
too short add more examples
too long - trim your statement
News Day sheet -due Monday
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December 13, 2018
A, C, D Blocks
Finish adding research to your checklist
Write your statement
google classroom "Mock Congressional Hearing Statement"
write names, block, group # and letter at the top
select your question & delete all others
take your checklist information and put it into full sentences
B Block
Fill in the checklist sheet from your notes and online sources
News Day sheet -due Monday
December 12, 2018
A, C, D Block
2. Finish textbook research to answer your question & begin internet research
each group member is responsible for their notes
Mock Congressional Hearing Notes shared in google classroom
checklist for your answer/statement : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a3GCs22Rs2VARCKHiUk5naqmGOpsKytBbn8L_1vVBVI/edit?usp=sharing
News Day sheet -due Monday
&
December 12, 2018
B BLOCK
Mock Congressional Hearing introduction
example video Denver Middle School
4 minutes to answers (prepared written statement)
6 minutes of questions about your answer
2. Begin textbook research to answer your question
each group member is responsible for their notes
Mock Congressional Hearing Notes shared in google classroom
News Day sheet -due Monday
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December 11, 2018
A, C, D Block
Mock Congressional Hearing introduction
example video Denver Middle School
4 minutes to answers (prepared written statement)
6 minutes of questions about your answer
2. Begin textbook research to answer your question
each group member is responsible for their notes
Mock Congressional Hearing Notes shared in google classroom
Textbook research - due tomorrow
News Day sheet -due Monday
B Block
B Block presents Check and balances visuals
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfmBx_pz8Ep58p99Csii-L9YFlzSYE2xPtqRhf1HCa6aqF1xQ/viewform
News Day
New News Day sheet- due Monday Dec. 17
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December 10, 2018
Visuals
2. Present visuals ( B Block presents tomorrow):
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfmBx_pz8Ep58p99Csii-L9YFlzSYE2xPtqRhf1HCa6aqF1xQ/viewform
News Day
New News Day sheet- due Monday Dec. 17
Homework: B Block finish Project due tomorrow
A-D Block: news day due Monday
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December 5, 6, & 7th 2018
1. DO NOW: Begin your visuals
2. Review the visuals grading rubric
makeup or incomplete work on this sheet due by tomorrow
you must send me an email if you makeup any work: Your name, block & work you made up
Homework:
A, C & D Block Visuals due Monday
B Block Visuals due Tuesday (due to advisory)
& news day sheet- due Monday
1.4 Quiz Link :
Election Quiz Link:
Makeup/retake quizzes this today 2-3pm
Makeup or incomplete work on this sheet due by tomorrow
You must send me an email if you makeup any work: Your name, block & work you made up
December 5, 6, & 7th 2018
1. DO NOW: Begin your visuals
2. Review the visuals grading rubric
makeup/retake quizzes this today 2-3pm
makeup or incomplete work on this sheet due by tomorrow
you must send me an email if you makeup any work: Your name, block & work you made up
Homework:
A, C & D Block Visuals due Monday
B Block Visuals due Tuesday (due to advisory)
& news day sheet- due Monday
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December 4, 2018 1/2 Day
E-book information : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1UEeH9nlOuIDJhETr28tgf6fZmquO_IF7MwygxuLmROY/edit
Visual introduction
Questions 1 + 2
shared in google classroom "Visuals Checks and Balances Project"
Homework: Visuals 2 Questions
& news day sheet- due Monday
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December 3, 2018
Grade report
makeup/retake quizzes this Thursday 2-3pm
makeup or incomplete work on this sheet due by this Friday
you must send me an email if you makeup any work: Your name, block & work you made up
2. Step 4
select one (1) check per branch (you have 3 to choose from, pick only 1)
find a historic example of who, when, and what happened for that check
Example:
Check: President can veto a bill
Historic example: President Bush vetoed bill 254C on November 25, 2002. This bill stated that Yertle the Turtle was to be America's National Book. Later this bill died after it did not receive 2/3rd majority vote in the Senate.
Homework: Step 4- due tomorrow
& news day sheet- due Monday
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November 29, 2018
Kahoot- Unit 1 Lesson 5
Research Step 2: Separation of Powers & Checks and Balances - 24 pts
3. Kahoot- 3 branches of government
Homework: News Day due tomorrow
Afterschool help today in library 2-3pm
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November 27, 2018
Kahoot- Unit 1 Lesson 5
Project overview
Research Step 1: Who’s who in the Three Branches of Government - 30pts
Homework: News Day sheet due Friday
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November 26, 2018
Vocabulary
shared in Unit 1 Lesson 5 notes
if complete:
News Day sheet
2. Review Unit 1 Lesson 5
3. Kahoot
4. News day
Homework : News Day sheet due Friday
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November 25, 2018
Kahoot - news
Unit 1 Lesson 5
Student notes shared in google classroom
pages 40 - 43
notes only due tomorrow - you will have more time to work on vocabulary
no quiz- project starting Wednesday
Homework: finish student notes pages 40-43 due tomorrow
News Day sheet due Friday
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November 19 & 20, 2018
Geography Bee
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November 15, 2018
Kahoot
2. Quiz Unit 1 Lesson 4
3. News Day report out
4. CNN 10
November 14, 2018
Homework: News Day sheet due tomorrow
Quiz tomorrow: Unit 1 Lesson 4
Kahoot
2. Review Unit 1 Lesson 4 We the People
3. Kahoot
November 12, 2018
Homework: News Day sheet due Thursday
Quiz Thursday: Unit 1 Lesson 4
Kahoot
Antigone
read aloud
Kahoot
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November 8, 2018
Afterschool help 2-2:45 LAST CHANCE TERM 1 WORK
Quiz - you should use your Election Results 2018 google classrooms document
link to Quiz: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe1vR5IOSlsp_M10i6nz0WO-U9buakX3NDylMAnhE2MJ9TP1w/viewform
will appear on Term 2 grade
CNN 10
Review results of the election
Federal House and Senate questions
shared in google classroom
November 6, 2018
Elections
CNN 10
O'Maley, MA, Gloucester results:
Ballot Questions 1-3
Governor, Federal Senator, Congressman US House (District 6), Attorney General
November 5, 2018
Election kahoot
Review ballot questions
Precinct and Ward: http://gloucester-ma.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/400
Vote
Kahoot
November 2, 2018
Kahoot- Election
Ballot Question 3
Kahoot -Election
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October 31, 2018
Happy Halloween
Ballot Question 2
Election Kahoot
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October 30, 2018
Election kahoot
Ballot Question 1
Election kahoot
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October 29, 2018
FIELD TRIP EMKI!!!
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October 26, 2018
Debate B Block only
News Day
Kahoots
October 25, 2018
Letter
Debate - D Block
October 24, 2018
Debate prep 10 minutes
Debate
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October 23, 3018
1. Run -though your speaking out-loud in the order you will present
Did your divisions work?
if yes, run-through the debate multiple times
start to memorize your statements
practice looking up from your computer, paper, note cards
stand & try to be still while presenting
practice looking at the speaker when they speak
Homework: Memorize your debate
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Monday 22, 2018
Debate rubric
Divide up speaking
type names into you Elections Step 2 document
should be divided equally with all team member speaking
3. Run -though your speaking out-loud in the order you will present
Did these divisions work?
if yes, run-through the debate multiple times
start to memorize your statements
practice looking up from your computer, paper, notecards
4. How to memorize (last 15 minutes)
brainstorm as a class
Homework: Memorize your statement
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Friday October 19, 2018
News Day share out
New News sheet #4 10/20-10/26
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Thursday October 18, 2018
1. Question 6 (last question)
What do you think the other candidate will say about the issues. Come up with responses to the stance of the other candidate (open discussion between the two sides)?
What do you agree on? What do you disagree on?
see example: Ms. Duff and Mr. Clark are both interested in bringing transparency to the governor’s council regarding selecting un-biased judges. Ms. Duff believes that judge's person lives should not be brought into the hearing. She believes this would embarrass the judges and one’s personal life does not effect how they do their job. Mr. Clark believes that judge’s personal life's should be brought into the hearings. He believes a judge’s person life does affect their work.
2. Look at example for Step 2:
Example:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zdBXfdabawv1aoaaim9lx_pElbwmyIP_CZzvzkCnURc/edit?usp=sharing
add more information to answers 1-3
use the example as a guide
use the candidate's website "About" section to get more information about the candidate for questions 1 & 2
3. Group members have the exact same answers for questions 1-6
this sheet will be used by your group in the debate to answer the questions
make sure all your answers are in your own words
plagiarism= 0% grade for the entire team
quotes not ok for answers- a chief of staff puts the information in their own words
Homework:
After school help today 2-2:45
Finish news day sheet due Friday
Step 2 due Monday
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October 17, 2018
Election Step 2 : Preparing the Debate
1. Complete questions 4 & 5
look on your candidate's web page under "Issues" to determine what they care the most about and their stance (stance = views/opinions/what they will do)
2. Look at example for Step 2:
Example:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zdBXfdabawv1aoaaim9lx_pElbwmyIP_CZzvzkCnURc/edit?usp=sharing
add more information to answers 1-3
use the example as a guide
use the candidate's website "About" section to get more information about the candidate for questions 1 & 2
4. Group members have the exact same answers for questions 1-5
this sheet will be used by your group in the debate to answer the questions
make sure all your answers are in your own words
plagiarism= 0% grade for the entire team
quotes not ok for answers- a chief of staff puts the information in their own words
Homework: Finish news day sheet due Friday
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October 16, 2018
Kahoot
Unit 1 Lesson 3 Quiz
We the People Unit 1 Lesson 4 Notes
pages 32-34
shared in google classroom
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October 15, 2018
Review Unit 1.3 Notes
Kahoot
Study for quiz
Homework: Study for Quiz Unit 1 Lesson 3
October 11, 2018
1. "Election: Step 2 Preparing the debate"
1st, 2nd, 3rd questions
shared in google classroom
2. We the People
finish answering questions on page 27
Unit 1 Lesson 3 notes page 28 &29
shared in google classrooms
3. Kahoot
vocabulary Unit 1 Lesson 3
Homework:
Finish Unit 1 Lesson 3 Notes
Finish News Day sheet
Quiz Monday Unit 1 Lesson 3
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October 10, 2018
1. "Election: Step 2 Preparing the debate"
1st & 2nd questions
shared in google classroom
2. We the People
Unit 1 Lesson 3 notes page 26-27
shared in google classrooms
3. Kahoot
vocabulary Unit 1 Lesson 3
Homework: Quiz on Unit 1 Lesson 3 Monday 10/15
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October 9, 2018
We the People
Unit 1 Lesson 3 notes page 22-25
shared in google classrooms
2. "Election: Step 2 Preparing the debate"
1st question
shared in google classroom
Homework: Finish "We the People" notes pages 22-25
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October 5, 2018
News Day - 30 second share out
Common stories
CNN 10
Kahoot
October 4, 2018
1. Election
pick one : 2nd another interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate or one ad
complete all (5) sets of notes by tomorrow (you should only have one sheet left to complete)
2. IF you are done you should:
complete your News Day sheet
watch interviews and read article about your opposing candidate
play:
Homework:
1. Finish all 5 sets of notes : 2nd interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate or one ad
2. News Day sheet due TOMORROW
3. Progress Reports Friday- send me an email TODAY BY 2:45PM if you complete make-up work
4. Bring in permission slip for field trip by October 10th
Wednesday October 4, 2018
Advisory: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1M9J4fFh1rqeKS71XP3faHi1rj_Dy_-0skj8Jq7RKz7Y/edit?usp=sharing
1. Election
pick one : 2nd another interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate or one ad
complete FOURTH set of notes by tomorrow (you should only have one sheet left to complete)
if you are done early select another and begin working on the notes
Homework:
1. Finish 4th set of notes (2nd interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate or one ad)
2. News Day sheet due Friday
3. Progress Reports Friday- send me an email if you complete make-up work
1. Election
pick one : 2nd another interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate or one ad
complete third set of notes by tomorrow
if you are done early select another and begin working on the notes
Homework:
Finish 3rd set of notes (2nd interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate or one ad)
News Day sheet due Friday
Progress Reports Friday- send me an email if you complete make-up work
1. Quiz Unit 1 Lesson 2
2. Election
pick one : 2nd another interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate or one ad
complete one set of notes by tomorrow
if you are done early select another and begin working on the notes
Homework:
Finish 1 set of notes (2nd interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate or one ad)
News Day sheet due Friday
Progress Reports Friday- send me an email if you complete make-up work
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Friday September 28, 2018
1. Review WtP notes pages 17-19 (15 minutes)
2. News Day (20 minutes)
select one news topic from your sheet
5 minutes each to present & get questions
groups share out
3. Kahoot WtP Unit 1.2 (10 minutes)
4. Election (10 minutes: if time)
2nd another interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate and one ad
add the URLs to the pages in you google classroom Election document
Homework:
Unit 1 Lesson 2 Vocabulary
& Study for Monday's Unit 1 Lesson 2 Quiz
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Thursday September 27, 2018
We the People
Unit 1 Lesson 2 Notes - pages 17- 19 : shared in google classroom (25 WtP points)
Textbook: go to google classroom- shared with you
Elections 2018
find another interview, 1 article supporting your candidate, 1 article against your candidate and one ad
add the URLs to the pages in you google classroom Election document
Homework:
Finish 1.2 Notes & NEWS DAY Sheet
Quiz Unit 1 Lesson 2 Monday 10/1
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Wednesday September 26, 2018
ELECTION 2018
shared in google classroom page 3 of this document
as a team choose 1 interview with your candidate (1 for the whole group)
watch the interview and take notes
each person needs their own notes on page 3 of the google classroom shared Election document
example : go to page 3 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QrfsA5RfSH-0X0TRcGDOHwxlr2l6UfXutXA7xM3k_UQ/edit?usp=sharing
We the People
review Unit 1 Lesson 2 Notes - pages 14, 15, 16 (shared in google classroom 25 WtP points)
Homework: Finish notes on Election Interview #1
Quiz Unit 1 Lesson 2 Monday 10/1
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Tuesday September 25, 2018
We the People
Unit 1 Lesson 2 Notes - pages 14, 15, 16 (shared in google classroom (25 WtP points)
Finish for homework
Textbook:: go to google classroomElections 2018 (15 Project points)
shared in google classroom page 3 of this document
find an interview with your candidate
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Monday September 24, 2018
Kahoot: Massachusetts officials
Elections 2018
shared in google classroom
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QrfsA5RfSH-0X0TRcGDOHwxlr2l6UfXutXA7xM3k_UQ/edit?usp=sharing
Friday September 21, 2018
QUIZ: UNIT 1 CHAPTER 1 MONDAY
Finish notes C & A page 10 & 11 ; D & B page 11
Text Unit 1 Lesson 1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5LOIQ44PoaLbXdnbXg0cGR1VndWWU5PZEdGSGY2TEI0RkJv/view?usp=sharing
News Day exemplar
Teacher's Notes for Unit 1 Chapter 1 :
https://docs.google.com/document/d/17jhxCrx_QmTOlIJ0OKHt2vZPJFJsx9K7WkkMJTAE-iA/edit?usp=sharing
Homework:
Finish vocabulary for Unit 1 Lesson 1- due Monday
Study for the Unit 1 Lesson 1 Quiz (15 t/f)- Monday
News Day sheet - due Friday Sep 28
Thursday September 22, 2018
Unit 1 Lesson 1 Notes
notes on pages 4-11
Why: understand expectations for notes
QUIZ Monday UNIT 1 LESSON 1:
(true and false: 15 pts)
Teacher's Notes posted here Friday morning
Tuesday & Wednesday September 28 & 29 2018
Unit 1 Lesson 1 Notes
notes on pages 4-7 together as a class (25 We the People Points)
Why: understand expectations for notes
QUIZ Monday UNIT 1 LESSON 1:
(true and false: 15 pts)
Teacher's Notes posted here Friday morning
Monday September 17, 2018
Introduce 3-part classroom
We the People 40% of grade- 2 hours per week
Notes from textbook, activities, quiz every Friday (short true/false or multiple choice)
Project- Election 2018 40% of grade- 2 hours per week (ends in November)
Part 1 Researching your candidate starts on Thursday
Teams- teacher selects teams, you select a candidate out of a hat
News Day 20% of grade - 1 hour per week every Friday
weekly homework assigned the Friday before- sheet due the next Friday
"We the People" Book search
Read ix
Book search: How do we use this textbook? https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oDMPJ6xXcbVKfIXusfOQQnUPGqsUO9Al7cbJGLl8kiM/edit?usp=sharing
3. Tomorrow
notes on pages 4-7 together as a class
Why: understand expectations for notes
Friday September 14, 2018
Kahoot
Maze
DDM's
B:Benny , C: Isaac S. ,
add to google classroom too
Thursday September 13, 2018
Google Classroom Code
A Block: bdils7
B Block: 293s4j
C Block: hjztlh1
D Block: kn0xxc
DDM's
A: Markus , B:Benny , C: Isaac S. ,
add to google classroom too
Kahoots
Wednesday September 12, 2018
DDM's (click link)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc31tLf5Iv3_uvxk8jPrrjVy70YhWSe6E2xFb0UeFxXQDyxjg/viewform?usp=sf_linkthese will be counted a a 5/5 point quiz grade
Done with the DDM
Bookmark Ms. McKay's website (must do)
Choices:
read
draw
look at Ms. McKay's website
any class/home work for other classes
Google Classroom Code
A Block: bdils7
B Block: 293s4j
C Block: hjztlh1
D Block: kn0xxc
Tuesday September 11, 2018
Attendance
9/11
CNN 10 summary of 9/11
Maze
Monday September 10, 2018
Attendance
Maze
Chromebook tonight 6pm:
bring a parent/guardian
Friday September 7, 2018
Follow the Leader
Anyone Who
Line Up
West Wind Blows
Will you be My Neighbor
Index card
2 truths 1 lie - front side
1 thing you think no one in this room knows about you
I will make Kahoots for next week from these cards
Thursday September 6, 2018 (1/2 day)
Attendance
Finish "About Me"
Classroom tour
Chromebook roll-out cancelled
Monday at 6pm- Chromebooks
Wednesday September 5, 2018
Welcome to Ms. McKay's US Government and Civics class
Names please
Letter
About Me
Welcome Ocean House Students, Parents, and Guardians!
8th Grade Social Studies
Ocean House
Mrs. Jennifer McKay Room 102 jmckay@gloucesterschools.com
https://sites.google.com/gloucesterschools.com/mckay-us-government-civics/home
Welcome to 8th Grade Social Studies in Room 102 at O’Maley Middle School. Let me first introduce myself; I am Jennifer McKay and I was born and raised in Gloucester and attended Gloucester Public Schools from Kindergarten through twelfth grade. This will be my fifteenth year teaching at O’Maley Middle School and I consider myself very fortunate to be working with such a talented and dedicated group of teachers: the Ocean House staff.
I realize that teaching your student is a privilege, as well as a tremendous responsibility. I will do my best this year to ensure that each student has a safe and enjoyable learning experience in the classroom. However, I cannot do this alone: I need your help. We both need to be partners in the learning process. I need each of you to encourage your student at home by helping to ensure that they have completed their assignments, and push them to study and prepare quizzes, tests and projects. I will keep you informed of all assignments and subjects that are covered in class through my website, calendar and google drive. Thank you in advance for all your support!
Sincerely,
Jennifer McKay M.Ed. & M.A.
Ocean House
Room 102
Extra help and after school support
I am available Thursday after school from 2:00-3 pm and any morning from 7:00-7:30. For morning support please let me know at least a day in advance. I encourage students to stay. Extra help is never a punishment and snacks will be provided after school.
Expectations
The Five B’s
1. Be on time 2. Be prepared 3. Be respectful to yourself, classmates, and adults
4. Be accountable 5. Be consistent
Accountability and Independence
These are skills that we will continue to foster throughout the year. It is important to acknowledge that your son/daughter is going to be in high school next year and will need to be accountable and independent to be successful. Learning is growing and growing is learning. With this in mind we can have a very successful year together and fully anticipate a great deal of growth from your child this year.
https://sites.google.com/gloucesterschools.com/mckay-us-government-civics/home
Chromebooks
We will be using Chromebooks regularly in class and it is expected that all students bring their fully charged Chromebook to class with them everyday. I will be checking chromebook charges and this will factor into the grade for this class. Chromebooks will be used for many reasons throughout the year for research, writing, collaborating, and presenting.