Journey with Washington and Adams: Storyboardthat
Directions: Students will represent Chapter 11 using a cartoon for each section. They will represent
each section using storyboardthat, a digital cartoon creation site, and a short caption or talk bubble.
Requirements per section:
● 2-3 key concepts each entry
● 2-3 short descriptions
● 2-3 short explanations of the importance of your key concepts
● A cartoon with at least 2 representations that show or explain key facts from the section (1 per
section)
STORYBOARD Chapter 11 Organizer
How did the Federalists and Republicans differ in their vision
for the United States
Essential Question:
Directions: Determine 2-3 key concepts for the section, describe them in detail and then explain their
importance. Use this to create a scene to show these key concepts and to write your description.
Section 1 - Introduction
Key concept
Description
Importance
Washington becomes
President.
Washington is very
reluctant to become
president.
G. Washington chooses his
trusted friends to help him
rule.
Washington chooses his
cabinet
Washington chooses Knox for
War, Jefferson for State
and Hamilton for Treasury
Two of his advisors have
such different view and this
is the start of political
parties in US
Scene: How will you represent this section? BRAINSTORMING
What will your scene show? (setting,
people and action)
GW choosing his cabinet--gov building
How does this represent the key
concepts?
This is start of US Government in action.
Description:
GW is worried about TJ and AH fighting over
government power.
COPY the Cartoon
(screenshot from storyboardthat) and attach below
Section 2 - Launching the New Government
Key concept
Description
Importance
Scene: How will you represent this section?
What will your scene show? (setting,
people and action)
How does this represent the key
concepts?
Description:
Copy cartoon
(screenshot from storyboardthat) and attach below
Section 3 - Washington as President
Key concept
Description
Importance
Scene: How will you represent this section?
What will your scene show? (setting,
people and action)
How does this represent the key
concepts?
Description:
Copy cartoon
(screenshot from storyboardthat) and attach below
Section 4 - Alexander Hamilton and the Federalist Party
Key concept
Description
Importance
Scene: How will you represent this section?
What will your scene show? (setting,
people and action)
How does this represent the key
concepts?
Description:
Copy cartoon
(screenshot from storyboardthat) and attach below
Section 5 - Thomas Jefferson and the Republican Party
Key concept
Description
Importance
Scene: How will you represent this section?
What will your scene show? (setting,
people and action)
How does this represent the key
concepts?
Description:
Copy cartoon
(screenshot from storyboardthat) and attach below
Section 6 - The Presidency of John Adams
Key concept
Description
Importance
Scene: How will you represent this section?
What will your scene show? (setting,
people and action)
How does this represent the key
concepts?
Description:
Copy cartoon
(screenshot from storyboardthat) and attach below
Section 7 - The Election of 1800
Key concept
Description
Importance
Scene: How will you represent this section?
What will your scene show? (setting,
people and action)
How does this represent the key
concepts?
Description:
Copy cartoon
(screenshot from storyboardthat) and attach below
Section 8 - A Deadlock and a New Amendment
Key concept
Description
Importance
Scene: How will you represent this section?
What will your scene show? (setting,
people and action)
How does this represent the key
concepts?
Description:
Copy cartoon
(screenshot from storyboardthat) and attach below