Friday, January 24, 2020
Great Depression -
Substitute
1. Complete rest of Blue unit packet.
2. Complete Newsela Reflection #3 located in your US History folder in Google Drive.
January 2020 marks 75 years since Soviet troops liberated the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. Today's show features reports on the camp itself and a Holocaust remembrance center in Israel. We're also explaining what it was like to leave China's Wuhan province before a lockdown took effect. And we're examining the construction of Super Bowl footballs.
Thursday, January 23, 2020
Great Depression - 7
HW: How did Great Depression affect Mexican Americans? DUE TOMORROW
A widely spreading virus coincides with the world's largest, annual human migration in China. Conservationists see success in a program to increase the numbers of a rare bird in New Zealand. And people in South Florida are warned to be on guard against falling iguanas, as temperatures reach unusual lows.
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Great Depression -6
Substitute PD 2
1. Begin How did the Great Depression affect Mexican Americans? located in US History folder in Google Drive.
- Growing Up in the Depression Reading is located on Schoology, Great Depression folder, Life during the Depression folder
- Minority Groups and the Depression Reading is located on Schoology, Great Depression folder, Life during the Depression folder
Welcome to a new edition of CNN 10! The first topic we're explaining today is the role of the Chief Justice of the United States in a Senate impeachment trial. That's followed by a report on an international treaty concerning the wreckage of the Titanic. And a new type of protein powder shows potential as a food source, but it has some significant drawbacks.
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Great Depression -5
1. Discuss Inference Chart
2. Read Newsela" The Human Toll of the Great Depression, complete the chart in the Unit Packet as you read, and complete quiz.
3. Complete 22.2-22.3 in Blue Unit packet. Readings are located on Schoology, Great Depression folder, Packet Readings folder
HW: Complete Newslea Quiz and packet 22.2-22.3 DUE Tomorrow
2. Read Newsela" The Human Toll of the Great Depression, complete the chart in the Unit Packet as you read, and complete quiz.
3. Complete 22.2-22.3 in Blue Unit packet. Readings are located on Schoology, Great Depression folder, Packet Readings folder
HW: Complete Newslea Quiz and packet 22.2-22.3 DUE Tomorrow
The U.S. Senate has opened an impeachment trial for President Donald Trump. A mysterious virus has surfaced in China, and health officials worldwide are on guard. New studies support the idea of less screen time and more reading time for young children. And a candy company constructs a colossal, caloric confection.
Monday, January 20, 2020
Friday, January 17, 2020
Great Depression -4
Form
1. Marathon Writing
Choose one of the following questions to write about:
1. Marathon Writing
Choose one of the following questions to write about:
- How important is money?
- What are you willing to do to support your family?
- What is the worst job you have ever had? or would ever take?
- How would imagine life to be as part of the upper, middle, or lower class?
2. Share with partner
Take turns reading out loud what each of you wrote.
3. Discuss responses as class.
Take turns reading out loud what each of you wrote.
3. Discuss responses as class.
Point of View - Impact of the Depression
The Depression
changed the lives of millions, uprooting many from their homes and separating
families. However, many Americans barely noticed a difference, Those already
poor had little to lose, while some people remained wealthy, having not relied
heavily on stocks. Meanwhile, many people had jobs producing basic goods and
services that were still in demand.
4. Complete inference chart with partner.
HW: Finish Inference Chart if not completed in class DUE TUESDAY
HW: Read Newsela: Selective Service Act and complete quiz DUE TODAY
HW: Read Newsela: Hoovervilles article and complete quiz DUE TUESDAY 1/21
In advance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, CNN 10 is looking back at the life and legacy of the U.S. civil rights leader. We're also featuring a report that examines whether attending an elite college leads to greater success. And we're introducing you to a man who just may be the tallest firefighter on the planet.
HW: Finish Inference Chart if not completed in class DUE TUESDAY
HW: Read Newsela: Selective Service Act and complete quiz DUE TODAY
HW: Read Newsela: Hoovervilles article and complete quiz DUE TUESDAY 1/21
In advance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, CNN 10 is looking back at the life and legacy of the U.S. civil rights leader. We're also featuring a report that examines whether attending an elite college leads to greater success. And we're introducing you to a man who just may be the tallest firefighter on the planet.
Thursday, January 16, 2020
Great Depression - 3
1. Finish & Discuss Herbert Hoover's response to the Great Depression DOC -
2. Listen to We'd Like to Thank You Herbert Hoover from the musical Annie. - Lyrics located on Schoology
3. 270 to Win
4. Read Hoovervilles: The Shantytowns of the Great Depression and complete quiz located on Newsela.
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SKIP
5. Copy & Paste the following to your blog and complete:
Post Title: Hoover's Response to Depression
- Did Hoover take a Liberal or Conservative approach to dealing with the Depression? Explain your answer in complete sentences.
- Based on the song you listened to, how did the American people feel about Hoover's response to the Great Depression? Give specific evidence from the song to support your claim.
- Which of Hoover's responses to the Depression do you think was the "BEST"? Explain your reasoning.
CLICK SAVE NOT PUBLISH
HW: Read Newsela: Selective Service Act and complete quiz DUE 1/17
HW: Read Newsela: Hoovervilles article and complete quiz DUE 1/21
CNN 10
HW: Read Newsela: Selective Service Act and complete quiz DUE 1/17
HW: Read Newsela: Hoovervilles article and complete quiz DUE 1/21
CNN 10
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