Agenda

US History p. 1

Objectives:

• Identify the original settlements in America.
• Discuss the social implications of differences between settlements and eventual colonies.
• Analyze the cause and effect relationships of economic and social differences between the colonies.
• Develop and write questions that relate to their own desires for knowledge in history.
• Create a detailed plan to find answers to the questions.
• Choose artifacts and methods to show others the answers they found to their own questions.

Bell Ringer:

Sit in seating chart on front screen

Activities:

1. Intro Multiple Intelligence Survey
2. Complete Surveys/Finish Summatives Small Groups
3. Discuss Question Matrix Assign/Choose and watch Frontline Videos

Advisory

1.  IB Learner Lesson
2. Administrative
3. Intro Game

IB History of the Americas p. 4

Objectives:

• Explain the specific events and factors that led to the beginning of armed resistance by the Americans.
• Discuss the principles and ideals that influenced the thinking of the colonists.
• Analyze the connection between the start of armed resistance and the decision to declare independence in July of 1776.

Bell Ringer:

Complete What’s Up Doc?  Boston Tea Party

Activities:

1. Read Doc/Answer questions
2. Read Proceedings of Committees of Correspondence
3. Highlight Sections of significance
4. Complete What’s Up Doc?/Read Ch 1 of Ind Movements text by Friday

IB History of the Americas p. 5

Objectives:

• Explain the specific events and factors that led to the beginning of armed resistance by the Americans.
• Discuss the principles and ideals that influenced the thinking of the colonists.
• Analyze the connection between the start of armed resistance and the decision to declare independence in July of 1776.

Bell Ringer:

Review Committees of Corresp Questions/Answers

Activities:

1. Discuss Questions
2. Move into groups:
   • Slave Petition
   • Fixed Plan
   • Declaration and Resolves
   • Patrick Henry
   • Lexington and Concord
   • Taking Up Arm’s
   • Dunmore’s Proclamation
3. Answer Questions/Present info

US History p. 7

Objectives:

• Identify the original settlements in America.
• Discuss the social implications of differences between settlements and eventual colonies.
• Analyze the cause and effect relationships of economic and social differences between the colonies.

Bell Ringer:

Review Summative Options

Activities:

1. Summative Options:
   • To score a 2:  Summative Objective
   • To score a 3:  Build Your Own Colony Essay
   • To score a 4:  Build Your Own Colony Hyperdoc
2. Sit in groups
3. Summatives should be completed by end of class
4. Turn in Playlists with completed reflections