| Mr. C's SMART Lunch Availability This Week | |||||
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| Lunch | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| A | CLOSED | By Appointment | CLOSED | By Appointment | CLOSED |
| B | CLOSED | Open TUTORIAL | CLOSED | By Appointment | CLOSED |
Motivation for the Week:
"Why not go out on a limb? Isn't that where the fruit is?"
- Frank Scully
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Agenda
Period 1
1) TEST
(Unit 1) Foundations of American Government
2) The First Constitutions
Did you know, ALL states have their own Constitutions - even before the Declaration of Independence was written! Using the Declaration of Rights from North Carolina's 1776 Constitution, identify the protections given to NC citizens in the document.
3) Vocabulary
Using the Unit 2 Guide, students will begin to look over and study the vocabulary for the unit.
Period 3
1) Constitutional Compromises
Watched Crash Course #5: Constitutional Compromises
2) TEST
(Unit 1) Foundations of American Government
3) The First Constitutions
Did you know, ALL states have their own Constitutions - even before the Declaration of Independence was written! Using the Declaration of Rights from North Carolina's 1776 Constitution, identify the protections given to NC citizens in the document.
4) Vocabulary
Using the Unit 2 Guide, students will begin to look over and study the vocabulary for the unit.
Period 4
1) Constitutional Compromises
Watched Crash Course #5: Constitutional Compromises
2) TEST
(Unit 1) Foundations of American Government
3) The First Constitutions
Using the Textbook, complete 12.1 and 12.2 Guided Readings. This was collected at the end of the period.
4) Vocabulary
Using the Unit 2 Guide, students will begin to look over and study the vocabulary for the unit.
Homework
Periods 1,3,&4
Goals & Principles of the Constitution
Using the PowerPoint online, complete the chart in your packet. In your packet, it is a back and front.
Announcement
Periods 1,3,&4
1) Early Release Friday:
- Period 1: 7:25-8:26
- Period 2: 8:32-9:34
- Period 3: 9:40-10:41
- Period 4: 10:47-11:48
