Lesson Plans

Content Standards Associated With This Unit:

8.US.1.1, 8.US.2.1, 8.E.1.1, 8.E.1.2, 8.N.2.1, 8.N.3.1

October

Tues.,

Oct. 1

Objective:  Students will understand which economic, political, and natural resources are needed to sustain a colony.

Activity:  1.  Map Quiz

                 2.  Introduction to Flag Project

Assignment:  Familiarize with Flag Rubric

**  Colonial Primary Source Reading Introduction - Assignment DUE FRIDAY, OCT. 11 **

Wed.,

Oct. 2

Objective:  Students will understand which economic, political, and natural resources are needed to sustain a colony.

Activity:  Teams work on Colony Flag

Assignment:  Flags DUE THURSDAY

** BRING CALCULATOR TO CLASS EVERYDAY STARTING TOMORROW **

Thurs.,

Oct. 3

Objective:  Students will understand which economic, political, and natural resources are needed to sustain a colony.

Activity:  1.  Students will fill out Colonial Assignment Record Hand-Out

                 2.  Select and Determine Colony's Cargo

Fri.,

Oct. 4

Objective:  Students will understand which economic, political, and natural resources are needed to sustain a colony.

Activity:  1.  Review Cargo List

                 2.  Start sailing to the New World!

 

Mon.,

Oct. 7

Objective:  Students will understand which economic, political, and natural resources are needed to sustain a colony.

Activity:  1.  Students complete Sea Log and land in the New World

                 2.  Colonies will determine political roles of each member.

Tues.,

Oct. 8

Objective:  Students will understand which economic, political, and natural resources are needed to sustain a colony.

Activity:  1.  Review rules of activity

                 2.  Complete Rounds 1 - 3 of Colonization

Wed.,

Oct. 9

Objective:  Students will understand which economic, political, and natural resources are needed to sustain a colony.

Activity:  1.  Students will be able to expand their colony by trade

                 2.  Complete Rounds 6 - 8 of Colonization

Thurs.,

Oct. 10

Objective:  Students will understand which economic, political, and natural resources are needed to sustain a colony.

Activity:  1.  Students will be able to expand their colony by force using the Battle Plan Sheet

                 2.  Complete Rounds 11 - 13 of Colonization

Fri.,

Oct. 11

Objective:  Students will understand which economic, political, and natural resources are needed to sustain a colony.

Activity:  Students will fill out General Attitude Survey

Assignment:  Compare and Contrast survey taken on first day of activity with today's survey.  Answer questions - DUE MONDAY

 

Mon.,

Oct. 14

NO SCHOOL

NATIVE AMERICAN DAY

Tues.,

Oct. 15

Objective:  Students will understand the purpose of the Albany Plan of Union.

Activity:  1.  Read Benjamin Franklin's Biography p. 109

                 2.  Albany Plan of Union pages 118 - 119

                 3.  Begin French and Indian War pages 121 - 125

Assignment:  Benjamin Franklin Worksheets - DUE WEDNESDAY

Wed.,

Oct. 16

Objective:  Students will understand how the British fortunes improved after William Pitt took over the direction of the war.

Activity:  French and Indian War Notes pages 121 - 125

Assignment:  French and Indian War Worksheet - DUE THURSDAY

Thurs.,

Oct. 17

Objective:  Students will learn why the American colonists objected to new British laws.

Activity:  1.  Preview of the American Revolution Game

                 2.  Rebus Activity

                 3.  Navigation and Sugar Act Notes

Fri.,

Oct. 18

Objective:  Students will learn why the American colonists objected to new British laws.

Activity:  1.  Stamp Act Notes

                 2.  Sons of Liberty Notes

                 3.  Committees of Correspondence Notes

 

Mon.,

Oct. 21

Objective:  Students will learn why the American colonists objected to new British laws.

Activity:  1.  Declaratory Notes

                 2.  Townshend Act Notes

Tues.,

Oct. 22

Objective:  Students will understand why Boston colonists and British soldiers clashed, resulting in the Boston Massacre.

Activity:  Boston Massacre Notes p. 137

Wed.,

Oct. 23

Objective:  Students will understand why Boston colonists and British soldiers clashed, resulting in the Boston Massacre.

Activity:  Boston Massacre Video

Thurs.,

Oct. 24

Objective:  Students will understand why Boston colonists and British soldiers clashed, resulting in the Boston Massacre.

Activity:  Reader's Theater:  Boston Massacre Play

Fri.,

Oct. 25

Objective:  Students will understand why Boston colonists and British soldiers clashed, resulting in the Boston Massacre.

Assignment:  Boston Massacre Primary Source Document - DUE AT END OF CLASS PERIOD

 

Mon.,

Oct. 28

Objective:  Students will encounter, in a computer simulated game, both Patriots and Loyalists, and when rising tensions result in the Boston Massacre, they must choose where their loyalties lie.

Activity:  Complete Prelude and Part 1

Assignment:  Prelude and Part 1 Questions - DUE TUESDAY

Tues.,

Oct. 29

Objective:  Students will encounter, in a computer simulated game, both Patriots and Loyalists, and when rising tensions result in the Boston Massacre, they must choose where their loyalties lie.

Activity:  Complete Part 2

Assignment:  Part 2 Questions - DUE WEDNESDAY

Wed.,

Oct. 30

Objective:  Students will encounter, in a computer simulated game, both Patriots and Loyalists, and when rising tensions result in the Boston Massacre, they must choose where their loyalties lie.

Activity:  Complete Part 3 & 4

Assignment:  Part 3 & 4 Questions - DUE THURSDAY

Thurs.,

Oct. 31

Objective:  Students will encounter, in a computer simulated game, both Patriots and Loyalists, and when rising tensions result in the Boston Massacre, they must choose where their loyalties lie.

Activity:  Complete Part 5 and Epilogue

Assignment:  Part 5 Questions - DUE FRIDAY