Tuesday, March 1, 2016

Tues. March 1 - History Class





World History (B) 

Objective: Students will produce an "Academic" writing habit through generating thesis statements on historical and political topics. 

Guided Instruction:
Re-teach Thesis Building & Practice Assignments...
Syntax or Sentence Construction 
Debating Leadership

  • Creative Verbs
  • Main Focus / Idea
  • EVIDENCE 


Independent Lesson: 
Composing a Thesis Statement (Graded Lesson)
Boy Band Tuesday 






AMERICAN HISTORY (B) 

Objective: Reading strategies and various forms of literacy (WWII Investigation) will be practiced through both technological and traditional applications. 

Guided Instruction: 
  • Reading - Designing a Driving Question & Locating Reading Strategies 
  • Evidence of Reading - What does it look like, sound like, read like? 
  • Generating CURIOSITY 

Emailed to Students: 5 Reflective Questions - Curious Reader "Inquiry Based Reading"



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