Lesson Plan Chapter 1 August 8-9 August 11-15 Kristen Hood 8th Grade Social Studies Thursday – 9:45-10:00 Break and Practice opening lockers 10:00-10:30 1st Period Assign seats in ABC order Discuss class room policies Supply list o 3 ring binder o Dividers o color pencils o Notebook paper o Glue Stick o Open Subject composition book o PENCILS!!!!! o Have your ASSIGNMENT BOOK here everyday!! o 125 Standard size index cards and holder o AAA Batteries Emergency Procedures Unit Snap Shot if time permits Collect locker numbers for clickers 10:30-11:00 2nd Period Same as 1st 12:30-1:20 5th Period Assign Seats Discuss Analytical Writing – Writing prompt – What kind of writer are you and what role will writing play in your future goals and career. Students will need a composition book dedicated to 4th period. Brain storm – What do you know about Thomas Jefferson 12:00-12:30 LUNCH 12:30-1:20 Planning 1:20-1:30 Break 1:30-2:00 3rd Period Friday – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th Unit Snapshot Label Dividers Locker numbers for clickers Expectations for flashcards # of Vocabulary Word (On Front) Definition clearly written on back Flashcards are sometimes used on tests. Poll Everywhere – What is your favorite subject? 4th Period – Current Events magazine Monday- Back to School Splash!!!! Unit Topic: Roots of the American People Core Content for Unit: SS-08-2.1.1, 3.2.1, 4.1.1, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, 5.1.2 Learning Target for Unit: I can explain how early civilizations developed in the Americas. This means I can tell how people began to form communities with science, cities, and medicine in North, Central, and South America. Questions to ponder: How did geography influence the development of cultures in North America? How did trade link Europe, Africa, and Asia? What major influences shaped European civilizations? Vocabulary for Word Wall: Civilization, Mercator projection, Robinson projection, Culture, Conflict and Competition, Economic Systems, Surplus, nomad, Scarcity, Agrarianism, Land Bridge Theory Day One: Learning Target: I can describe how early civilizations developed in the Americas. Admit Slip Venn Diagram – Create a Venn Diagram comparing and contrasting City Life with life in Smaller Towns. City Life Town Life Goal: Explain that each area has its own distinct culture. Read) pages 6 -9 Assignment: Reading Task Card (Differentiation) Share Reading Task Assignments Day two – Learning Target: I can describe how early civilizations developed in the Americas? Admit Slip – 3 Facts and 1 Fib (1.1) Vocabulary –create flashcards for Civilization, Culture, Land Bridge Theory 1.1 Transparency – The Earliest Americans Differentiation Activity Aztec, Incas, and Mayas LL – Complete the graphic of the Aztec Society Just Right – Complete the Aztec and Incan graphic HL – Complete the Aztec, Incan, and Mayan Graphic Video on the Aztecs Review of Maya, Inca, and Aztecs Smart board Day Three – Learning Target: I can explain how geography influenced the development of cultures in North America. This means I can tell how the land influences people as they developed in North America Admit Slip – Word Map of Culture (See Attached Sample) Exhibit A Topic – Cultures of North America 1.3 Cloze Activity or Create a two column chart of seven of the Native American culture areas. In one column list the Native American Culture areas and in the next column describe how geography effected or influence the development of the culture area. Differentiation – L.L. Use the prepared chart to describe how geography effected or influence the development of the culture area. Exhibit B Day Four – Essential Question: How did trade link Europe, Africa, and Asia? Learning Target: I can explain how trade linked Europe, Africa, and Asia. Admit Slip – 3 Statements and 1 Fib Word Wall - Create Flashcards for vocabulary Muhammad, Silk Road, Islam, Quran, Mercator and Robinson Projection Read pages 16-19 Assignment - Locate key points on the trade route on a map. Homework – visit www.PHSchool.com web Code: mve-0108 complete online quiz and print. Exhibit A – Day 3 Exhibit B – Day 3 Native American Cultural Areas Describe group Explain how geography effected group. Far North Southwest Eastern Woodlands Southeast Great Plains