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My Name Goes Here My Tweet might say… Something that Happened While I Was President… ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-4 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. STAARt Success 2015 Talk to the Picture February 19, 2015 Social Studies Department ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-1 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-2 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. How To Talk to the Picture What? Talk to the picture allows students an opportunity to match a name to a picture, an accomplishment to a person, and a quotation to a person in an interactive manner. How? Why? Students need to understand the accomplishments of different people throughout U.S. history as well as associate primary sources such as quotations to the people who said them. Process 1: (Set “A”) Divide students into groups of 3-4. Provide each team with the strips from the Names that “Go There” page. Provide each team with the strips from the What They Are Known For page. Provide each team with either 1 photo placard or an entire set of the photo placards. Explain to students that they are to match the name and accomplishment for each of the photo placards that they have (or the one that they are currently looking at). Explain to students that once they have matched a name and accomplishment to the face in the photo, they are to raise their hand and have their answers verified. (If one photo at a time) Once all teams have been verified, then have teams switch photos and repeat the process. Once teams have seen all of the photos, move on to Process 2. (If using the entire gallery per team) Once all teams have been verified, go to Process 2. Process 2: (Set “A” and “B”) Provide each team with the strips from the Their Tweets page. Explain to students that most of the people that they just examined lived before the development of Twitter. Explain to students that they are to reexamine the photos (either through the 1 at a time rotation or all at once) and match what a tweet from each of the historical figures might have said. Explain to students that once they have matched a tweet to the face in the photo, they are to raise their hand and have their answers verified. When? This is a good strategy when reviewing big ideas and/or units of study. ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-3 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. My Name Goes Here My Tweet might say… Something that Happened While I Was President… ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-5 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. 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My Name Goes Here My Tweet might say… Something that Happened While I Was President… ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-18 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. My Name Goes Here My Tweet might say… Something that Happened While I Was President… ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-19 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. My Name Goes Here My Tweet might say… Something that Happened While I Was President… ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-20 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. My Name Goes Here My Tweet might say… Something that Happened While I Was President… ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-21 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. George Washington John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson Martin Van Buren William H. Harrison John Tyler James K. Polk Zachary Taylor Milliard Fillmore Franklin Pierce James Buchanan NAMES Abraham Lincoln ®SAISD Social Studies Department Andrew Johnson Ulysses S. Grant Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. Page B-22 Something that Happened… (Set A & B) The Whiskey Rebellion Almost war with France and Great Britain The Alien and Sedition Acts XYZ Affair Louisiana Purchase Marbury v. Madison War of 1812 Began the Era of Good Feelings Issued the doctrine protecting U.S. interests in Latin America Signed the Missouri Compromise Wanted funding for the American System to get internal improvements Closed the National Bank Enforced the Indian Removal Act - Causing the Trail of Tears Sided with the Spanish government in the Amistad case Denied the entry of Texas into the U.S. due to slavery issues Died soon after taking office First President to have impeachment proceedings set against him Settled the border between Maine and Canada ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-23 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. Something that Happened… (Set A & B) Texas was annexed, Oregon boundaries were settled and the U.S. declared war against Mexico Served the second shortest term in office - Helped to design the compromise to admit California as a state (Compromise of 1850) Signed the Compromise of 1850 - Threatened France with war if they interfered in Hawaii Negotiated a purchase of land from Mexico for $10 million Bleeding Kansas Dred Scott Case - Panic of 1857 - Utah War - South Carolina and six other states left the union The Civil War - Suspended the writ of habeas corpus - Issued the Emancipation Proclamation Tried to enforce the Presidential Reconstruction plan - 1st President to be impeached, but was deemed not guilty by one vote Reconstruction - 15th Amendment - Credit Mobilier of America Scandal ®SAISD Social Studies Department Page B-24 Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. Stay out of foreign entanglements! X, Y, and Z wanted a bribe! 15 million for Louisiana? Take my money! Britain, you burnt my house down! Europe - Stay out of our back yard! I did not strike a corrupt bargain! I represent the common man! I didn’t cause the Panic - Jackson did! I’m *cough,cough* President! No matter what Clay says, I’m the President American blood has been shed on American Soil I'm a general and have no passion for politics! Texas - New Mexico CALM DOWN! Gadsden for Railroads! I wish you the best of luck with the war, Lincoln TWEETS Four score and seven years ago… I have a plan! - What? Impeachment? Civil and Voting Rights for All! ®SAISD Social Studies Department Reproduction rights granted only if copyright information remains intact. Page B-25
