Watch state video: Wisconsin
     - Write standard 1/2 page response
Test over chapter 8 - See Mr. Baker to schedule a make-up.

Same lesson plans and files as Thursay, February 9th. See last post.

Watch state video: Colorado
     - Write standard 1/2 page response
Download and print the attached pdfs.
     - The diamond pieces form a puzzle.  The sides of the pieces have a part of a sentence.  Cut out each piece and re-assemble by placing the beginning of the sentance next to it's corresponding end.  All the pieces will go together into one big finished product.
     - The finished product will be an excellent study guide for the test.  If you know everything on this study guide and have all your key terms in your notes, you can't help but do well on the test.
     - Glue on to construction paper (see Mr. Baker if you need supplies)
     - Hint: Beginnings of sentences start with capital letters, ends of sentences end with periods.

Same lesson plans and files as Tuesday, February 7th. See last post.

Watch state video: Georgia
     - Write standard 1/2 page response
Review each supreme court case.  For each case answer the following 5 questions:
     - What is the name of your case?
     - Which side would the North have sided with?  Why?
     - Which side would the South have sided with?  Why?
     - Which side would you side with?  Why?
     - Which side do you think won?  why?
     - Hint: Read attached PowerPoint for hints on how the North and South would have sided.
Get definition of nationalism from book.

Same lesson plans and files as Friday, February 3rd. See last post.

Watch state video: South Dakota
     - Write standard 1/2 page response
Review PowerPoint slides and the video on the electoral college and the election of 1824.  
     - Answer the Questions on the worksheet as well as the questions at the end of the PowerPoint

Same lesson plans and files as Thursday, February 2nd. See last post.

Watch state video: Missouri
     - Write standard 1/2 page response
Read through PowerPoint Slides up until the start of the "Foreign Policy" section.
Read through the country worksheets, try to think of how those individual countries would answer the questions at the bottom.
     - Pick ONE country and actually answer the questions on a piece of paper.
Read through the Monroe Doctrine worksheets
     - On the same paper as the country questions, summarize each part of the Monroe Doctrine in one sentance
Finish PowerPoint slides

Same lesson plans and files as Monday, January 30th. See last post.