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What are your rights?
What are your rights?
"We the people" is a commonly used phrase by Americans when referencing our governmental system or foundation. How many of us know where it comes from, or what it means? This studio will provide you with knowledge about America's law of the land and guiding governmental document, the Constitution.
"We the people" is a commonly used phrase by Americans when referencing our governmental system or foundation. How many of us know where it comes from, or what it means? This studio will provide you with knowledge about America's law of the land and guiding governmental document, the Constitution.
Lesson 1: Entry Event
Lesson 1: Entry Event
To Do:
To Do:
View “Principles of the Constitution” video. 👥
Make a Copy of the Entry Event
Answer the initial questions
Fill out the Studio Overview
Submit to Slate☑️
COMPETENCIES AND SKILLS DEFINED
COMPETENCIES AND SKILLS DEFINED
Social Studies Competencies
Social Studies Competencies
1 Analyzing Historical Ideas
1.1 Evaluate historical outcomes in context
1.2 Analyze multiple perspectives
1.3 I can analyze historical sources.
1.4 I can evaluate the importance of people's actions in shaping outcomes.
1.5 I can analyze outcomes as either change, continuity, or both.
2 Engaging as a Citizen
2.1 Participate in Community
2.2 Examine Enduring Problems
2.3 Build Civic Knowledge
2.4 Take action to improve my community
Social Studies Competencies
Social Studies Competencies
3 Understanding Geographic Representations
3.1 Display and explain spatial patterns
3.2 Apply Geographic Tools
4 Analyze Human-Environment Interactions
4.1 Analyze relationships between human and environmental systems
4.2 Evaluate the impacts of human activity on environmental systems
Next Gen Competencies
Project Quality
NGE 1.1 Create a project plan
NGE 1.2 Create a high-quality project
NGE 1.3 Solve a real-world problem
NGE 1.4 Use technology
NGE 1.5 Reflect on my work and my impact
Presentation
NGE 2.1 Introduce presentation
NGE 2.2 Present findings and supporting evidence
NGE 2.3 Customize the presentation for the specific purpose, context, and audience
NGE 2.4 Use presentation aids
NGE 2.5 Use language and body movement effectively
NGE 2.6 Give an effective conclusion
Your Performance Task!
Your Performance Task!
You will create a short presentation on the several powers that the Constitution gives the Federal Government. This will include:
A title slide
A slide that explains each type of federal power and where it is found in the Constitution
A slide that gives a real-world example of each of these powers
A slide that highlights other powers that the Constitution grants
Images and a high-quality look and feel
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