Literacy
Reading prompt
Social Studies
Scored assessments passed back
-The students continued to examine how to navigate/read the literature genre slaves narratives
Reading prompt
Social Studies
Scored assessments passed back
-The students continued to examine how to navigate/read the literature genre slaves narratives
to support their understanding of the slave narrative written by Frederick Douglass.
-The students continued to track and close read Chapter 10 documenting the Frederick
Douglass empathy (slaves' experiences) chart.
Level 2--> What causes social change?
Mandatory project # 1 work time.
The students completed a Level 1 study of the Battles of Bull Run (first & second) to help their understanding of how the north was able to defeat the South; the students reviewed the article For Cause & Comrades as they read about the battles, and viewed a 12 minute movie.
-The students continued to track and close read Chapter 10 documenting the Frederick
Douglass empathy (slaves' experiences) chart.
Level 2--> What causes social change?
Mandatory project # 1 work time.
The students completed a Level 1 study of the Battles of Bull Run (first & second) to help their understanding of how the north was able to defeat the South; the students reviewed the article For Cause & Comrades as they read about the battles, and viewed a 12 minute movie.
Level 3 --> How was the North able to defeat the South in an effort to preserve the
Union?
Poem # 2--> What does an American look like in 2019?
Homework
12 Bookmarks: June 10
April 25: Mandatory Project # 1
April 19: Map
Cause # 1: Free land in the west- summary and Cornell notes
Causes # 2: Tariff- who, what, where.... & vocabulary words defined
Cause # 3: Banks-Level 1 questions and Flour Riot
Cause # 4: Railroads- just read
Cause # 5: federal vs state authority- put into your own words
Cause # 6: Slavery- just read
Cause # 3: Banks-Level 1 questions and Flour Riot
Cause # 4: Railroads- just read
Cause # 5: federal vs state authority- put into your own words
Cause # 6: Slavery- just read
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