Wednesday, 12/19: Write Government Unit Project (Essay)
A. Students used their graphic organizer to write out their full essay. They will have tomorrow's class period to finalize and turn in their essay.
Homework: Write full essay (with conclusion) on notebook paper
 Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer
Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]
Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]Tuesday, 12/18: 4th Body Paragraph of Government Unit Project (Essay)
A. Students used their notes and links on the "Government Unit Final Project" instructions/sources sheet to complete the 4th body paragraph on their graphic organizer
Homework: Complete Body Paragraphs 1-4, as well as the Intro paragraph
 Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer
Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]
Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]Monday, 12/17: 3rd Body Paragraph of Government Unit Project (Essay)
A. Students used their notes and links on the "Government Unit Final Project" instructions/sources sheet to complete the 3rd body paragraph on their graphic organizer
Homework: Complete Body Paragraphs 1-3
 Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer
Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]
Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]Friday, 12/14: 1st and 2nd Body Paragraphs of Government Unit Project (Essay)
A. Students used their notes and links on the "Government Unit Final Project" instructions/sources sheet to complete the 1st and 2nd body paragraphs on their graphic organizer
Homework: Complete Body Paragraphs #1 and #2
 Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer
Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]
Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]Thursday, 12/13: Preamble Quiz; Introduce Government Unit Project
A. Students recited the Preamble to Mr. Evans for a quiz grade
B. As students are individually reciting the Preamble, students begin working on the Government Unit Project Graphic Organizer
Homework: None
 Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer
Government Unit Essay Graphic Organizer Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]
Government Unit Final Project [REVISED]Wednesday, 12/12: Citizenship- Duties, Responsibilities and Naturalization
A. Practice reciting the Preamble
B. Complete "Citizenship" notes (using video link on handout)
C. Discuss and complete "Equal rights come with equal responsibility" article
Homework: Complete "Equal rights come with equal responsibility" article; Practice reciting the Preamble from memory (Verbal quiz tomorrow, 12/13)
 Powtoons Citizenship in the United States.docx
Powtoons Citizenship in the United States.docx Rights and Resposibilities [Current Events]- A.EVANS'17.docx
Rights and Resposibilities [Current Events]- A.EVANS'17.docxFriday, 12/7: Class Election and Role-Playing
A. Role-Play legislative process
B. Take notes on the "Role-Playing" handout as we debate each piece of legislation as a class
Homework: None
 Role-Playing the Three Branches of Government '18
Role-Playing the Three Branches of Government '18Thursday, 12/6: Government Quiz #2
A. Take Government Quiz #2
B. Practice reciting the Preamble
C. Hold class election for President and Vice-President; assign students to their respective branches of government
D. Using yesterday's Google Form, propose legislation and role play the legislative process (and judicial review)
Homework: Practice reciting the Preamble from memory (Verbal quiz on Tuesday, 12/11)
Wednesday, 12/5: Review for Quiz; Legislative Process
A. Practice reciting the Preamble
B. In-class Kahoot! (review game of Democratic Ideals, Checks and Balances, Government Qualifications and the Bill of Rights for tomorrow's quiz)
C. Review "How a Bill Becomes a Law" (handouts and Schoolhouse Rock video)
D. Use the Google Form to propose legislation to be debated tomorrow during our class simulation/ role play
Homework: Practice reciting the Preamble from memory; study for Government Quiz #2 (Will be taken tomorrow)
 Key- Bill to Law Simplified.docx
Key- Bill to Law Simplified.docx How A Bill Becomes a Law
How A Bill Becomes a LawTuesday, 12/4: Bill of Rights (First 10 Amendments to the US Constitution)
A. Practice reciting the Preamble
B. Review Government Qualifications notes from yesterday
C. Complete "Bill of Rights" notes sheet using the attached slideshow
D. With your assigned group, perform a brief skit showing your assigned amendment in action in a real-life scenario
Homework: Practice reciting the Preamble from memory; study for Government Quiz #2 (Will be taken Thursday)
 Bill of Rights.ppt
Bill of Rights.ppt Bill of Rights Chart- L. Evans.docx
Bill of Rights Chart- L. Evans.docxMonday, 12/3: Checks and Balances, Government Qualifications, Democratic Ideals
A. Practice reciting the Preamble
B. Complete "Checks and Balances Flow Chart" notes sheet
C. Complete notes on the qualifications of the three branches of government
D. "Evaluating Democratic Ideals in Current Events" handout
Homework: Complete the "Evaluating Democratic Ideals in Current Events" handout
 System of Checks and Balances -KEY.pdf
System of Checks and Balances -KEY.pdf Current Events in US Govt.docx
Current Events in US Govt.docx SystemofChecks and Balances.doc
SystemofChecks and Balances.doc Three Branches of Government Flow Map.docx
Three Branches of Government Flow Map.docxFriday, 11/30: Government Quiz #1, Preamble to the Constitution
A. Take Government Quiz #1
B. Paraphrase the Preamble using the "Preamble- What It Means" sheet
C. Watch Schoolhouse Rock/ begin memorization of Preamble (will recite from memory for a quiz grade next week)
Homework: None
 Preamble - what it means.pdf
Preamble - what it means.pdf Preamble Analysis- A.EVANS'17.pdf
Preamble Analysis- A.EVANS'17.pdfThursday, 11/29: Applying Knowledge of the Deomcratic Ideals of the Constitution
A. Use your "Democratic Ideals of the Constitution" notes sheet (from yesterday) to complete the "Application" worksheet
Homework: Review Government Unit Notes (from Monday and Tuesday) to prepare for Friday's quiz (Kahoot is posted on Google Classroom)
 Democratic Ideals ot US Constitution Application.docx
Democratic Ideals ot US Constitution Application.docx Major Principles of the Constitution-Types of Powers.ppt
Major Principles of the Constitution-Types of Powers.ppt Democratic Ideals of US Constitution.docx
Democratic Ideals of US Constitution.docxWednesday, 11/28: Station #3 of "To Sign or Not to Sign" and "Democratic Ideals in the US Constitution" notes
Homework: Review Government Unit Notes (from Monday and Tuesday) to prepare for Friday's quiz (Kahoot is posted on Google Classroom)
 To Sign or Not to Sign Federalists and Anti-Federalists Activity Sheet.docx
To Sign or Not to Sign Federalists and Anti-Federalists Activity Sheet.docx Major Principles of the Constitution-Types of Powers.ppt
Major Principles of the Constitution-Types of Powers.ppt To Sign or Not to Sign Federalists and Anti-Federalists Documents .docx
To Sign or Not to Sign Federalists and Anti-Federalists Documents .docx Democratic Ideals of US Constitution.docx
Democratic Ideals of US Constitution.docxTuesday, 11/27: Complete Government Unit Notes, begin "Federalist vs. Anti-federalist Activity"
Homework: None
 To Sign or Not to Sign Federalists and Anti-Federalists Activity Sheet.docx
To Sign or Not to Sign Federalists and Anti-Federalists Activity Sheet.docx Our Government'18 [A.EVANS]
Our Government'18 [A.EVANS] Our Government Notes- '18
Our Government Notes- '18Monday, 11/26: Government Unit Notes (will finish tomorrow)
Homework: None
 Our Government'18 [A.EVANS]
Our Government'18 [A.EVANS] Our Government Notes- '18
Our Government Notes- '18