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1st - APUSH PREP LAB/APUSH
2nd - Q1 GOV / Q2 ECON
3rd - APUSH PREP LAB/APUSH
4th - PLANNING
1st and 2nd Semesters
ROOM 301
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Teacher Name: HAMPTON Class: C.P. Government
Sept. 18 -Sept. 22 2023
Date
Standards
Learning Target(s)
Activating Strategy
Agenda
Closing Strategy
Due Dates/
Assignments
Monday
Standard 3: Demonstrate an understanding of the political process in determining and shaping public policy and the political climate in the United States.
I can analyze political ads and tell how they have shaped American public opinion.
I can review the government of the United States for Constitution Day.
Opener: What role do ads play in a campaign?
Students will watch several political ads and break down the difference between an attack ad and a positive messaging ad.
Students will review the Constitution for the special document that it is.
CNN 10 Exit Ticket
3 questions posted in the classroom and on Google Classroom that students choose from to answer each day.
None
Tuesday
Standard 3: Demonstrate an understanding of the political process in determining and shaping public policy and the political climate in the United States.
I can understand the origins of political parties in the United States.
I can describe why the major parties have a decentralized structure.
Opener: Why do we only have two main political parties?
Students will be introduced to political parties.
Students will be divided up randomly into different parties and have to elect a president to share the main topics of debate that party holds
CNN 10 Exit Ticket
3 questions posted in the classroom and on Google Classroom that students choose from to answer each day.
None
Wednesday
Standard 3: Demonstrate an understanding of the political process in determining and shaping public policy and the political climate in the United States.
I can evaluate the role of minor parties
I can formulate a debate on the topics my party has chosen.
Opener: What advantages does a multi-party state have over a one party state?
Students will learn the next section through notes
Students will continue to figure out their party platform and planks
CNN 10 Exit Ticket
3 questions posted in the classroom and on Google Classroom that students choose from to answer each day.
None
Thursday
Standard 3: Demonstrate an understanding of the political process in determining and shaping public policy and the political climate in the United States.
I can examine the term public opinion and understand why it is difficult to define.
I can identify the steps in the polling process.
Opener: What can polls tell us?
Students will take notes on the next section
Students will listen to the debates their classmates have prepared
CNN 10 Exit Ticket
3 questions posted in the classroom and on Google Classroom that students choose from to answer each day.
None
Friday
Standard 3: Demonstrate an understanding of the political process in determining and shaping public policy and the political climate in the United States.
I can examine the term public opinion and understand why it is difficult to define.
I can identify the steps in the polling process.
Opener: What is an interest group?
Students will listen to the notes about interest groups
Students will evaluate each other’s speeches.
CNN 10 Exit Ticket
3 questions posted in the classroom and on Google Classroom that students choose from to answer each day.
None