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2 Wednesday
Objective:
Students will get to know Ms. Rainwater and each other.
Tasks:
* Fill
out seating charts
*Four corners
* Who is Ms. Rainwater power point
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3 Thursday
Objective:
Students will develop classroom expectations for the year. Students will
get to know each other and begin to remember each others names.
Tasks:
*
Fill out note cards
* Seating chart
* Create classroom expectations list
* Blanket down game
Homework:
For 3 extra credit points bring in a 3 ring binder to class (Due Friday
the 4th)
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4 Friday
Objective:
Students work together to accomplish a task; students will become
comfortable with performing and presenting in front of a group. Have fun
creating together!
Tasks:
*
Collect 3 ring binder from SAIL
* Power poetry |
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8 Tuesday
Objective:
Students will be introduced to the Worlds Studies curriculum and the
classroom.
Tasks:
* Power
poetry reflections
* Review fire safety
* Syllabus
* Classroom tour
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9
Wednesday
Objective:
Students will have an understanding of the 8 universal components that
make up culture.
Tasks:
* Share website with classes
*
Finished Multiple Intelligence Survey
* Explain alter assignment pass for multiple intelligences
* Nacirema article |
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10 Thursday
Objective:
Students will apply the 8 cultural universals to their own lives.
Tasks:
*
What is culture? The 8 cultural universals lesson (notes)
* Cultural Elements Chart |
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11 Friday
Objective:
Students will apply the 8 cultural universals to their own lives.
Tasks:
* Finish “Cultural Elements Chart”
* Explain Culture Fair project
* Work time on project
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14 Monday
Objective:
Students will understand the definition of "ethnocentrism" and how it
plays out in current events.
Task:
* Culture Quiz
*
Ethnocentrism lesson |
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15 Tuesday
Objective:
Students will begin to understand what economics is.
Task:
* Review from yesterday
*
What do you know about socio-economics and government?
* Notes on economics |
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16 Wednesday
Objective:
Students will be able to explain why people fight over different
economics systems to impose.
Tasks:
*
Simulation: Rock, Scissors, Paper: Understanding Marxist Theory
* Read article out loud
Homework:
finish questions for homework
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17
Thursday
Objective:
Students will understand the differences between the 3 socio-economic &
Students will be able to explain the pros and cons of communism,
socialism and capitalism.
Tasks:
* Go
over homework
* Fill out simulation comparison chart
* Power point with definitions of each word
* Examples |
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18
Objective:
Students will be able to explain the general functions of the above
systems. Students will understand the difference between each of the
above systems.
Tasks:
* Warm
up with definitions
* Which economic system do you prefer and why? (group discussion)
* Power point on government terms
* Practice round with white boards
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21
Objective:
Students will review elements of democracy and republic.
Tasks:
*
Binder check
* Grade print outs
* Review from Friday (power point)
* Review with white boards |
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22
Objective:
Students will
be able to explain the general functions of totalitarian systems.
Tasks:
*
Warm-up: Practice Democracy and republic again with white boards
* Power point on other political systems |
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23
Objective:
*
Students will apply their knowledge of economic systems and government
systems by creating a pros and cons list for each.
Tasks:
*
Organize binders
* Review power point again
* Pros and cons list |
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24
Objective:
*
Students will apply their knowledge of economic systems and government
systems by drawing a picture of the pros and cons list they developed.
Tasks:
*
Economic pros and con list
*
Assignment picture drawing from pros and cons list of economics
Homework:
Finish economic systems drawings. |
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25
Objective:
Students will
apply their knowledge of government systems by drawing a picture of the
pros and cons list they developed.
Task:
* Turn in pictures
* Pros and con list of government system
* Assignment: picture drawing from pros and cons list of government
Homework:
Finish
pictures government pictures |
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28
Objective:
Students will learn how to use note cards as a study skill. Students
will practice their understanding of economic systems.
Tasks:
* Brain stretch
* Binder check
* Economic systems practice quiz
* Communism video clip
* Make
study note cards |
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29
Objective:
Students will practice their knowledge of government systems.
Tasks:
* Review government systems
* Make note cards for governments |
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30
Review:
*
Counselor presentation
* White
boards review
Homework
STUDY! |
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October 1st
ECONOMIC AND GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS TEST (see
class content for a list of the terms and concepts you will be tested
on) |