Depression Date 04/29/14 Author Feyla McNamara Subject Area US History ra!e "e#el 10 $%tro!uctio% o& the lesso%' (uil!i%) e%)a)eme%t a%! setti%) *ur*ose -Students are asked what they know about the Dustbowl -Students are given a series of lyrics by Woody Guthrie, they listen to (as a class) two of his songs, following along with the lyrics -Introducing the Dustbowl, recording their knowledge on the board -Introducing who Woody Guthrie is, why he is relevant to the times, and contetuali!ing his Di&&ere%tiatio% -Asking questions to the larger class -Playing music -Providing typed lyrics of all songs played "ear%i%) Tar)ets a%! Assessme%ts "o%) Term Tar)ets -I can describe what the Dustbowl was, who and where it affected, and it"s connections to the Great De#ression -I can begin to describe the W$% and their role in the &ew Deal Assessme%ts +F "ear%i%)' *Because this is an introduction to the topic, students will be showing their learning through assessments following this class- in class we are expecting them to process the information through observation, interaction by asking uestions, and providing feedback on what is being presented to them Assessme%ts F+, lear%i%)' - songs- then #laying the songs Sca&&ol!i%) *la%s &or the bo!y o& the i%structio%
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