Grade/Subject 6th Grade Social Studies

Teacher(s) Langston

Standards/Essential
Question(s)
(What do I want my
students to answer by the
end of the class period? It is
more than just an objective.)

Week of: 8/3-8/7

Learning & Teaching Strategies
(How will I engage my students in the learning
process? Differentiation? Object based learning
strategies?)

Assessment and Homework

(How will I measure if my students
understand todays lesson?)

Content focus: Map Skills

Monday

Students will be able to

create and label a map
of the world that
describes different
geographic phenomena

Frayer Cards Video

Begin Frayer Cards
Vocabulary Definitions

Students will be able to

create and label a map
of the world that
describes different
geographic phenomena

Content focus: Map Skills

Students will be able to

create and label a map
of the world that
describes different
geographic phenomena

Content focus: Map Skills

Students will be able to

create and label a map
of the world that
describes different
geographic phenomena

Content focus: Map Skills

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Warm Up: Map Skills

HW: Complete Frayer

Vocabulary Cards Due
Friday 8/7

Warm Up: Map Skills

Reading a Map review sheet
Reading a Map Discovery
Education Video
Brain Pop video and group
interactive quiz

Warm Up: Map Skills

Latitude/Longitude Review
and Practice
Bar Scale Review
Compass Rose Review
Map Key/Legend

Warm Up: Map Skills

Vocab. Review Packet

HW: Complete
Frayer Vocabulary
Cards Due Friday 8/7

HW: Complete
Frayer Vocabulary
Cards Due Friday 8/7

HW: Complete
Frayer Vocabulary
Cards Due Friday 8/7

Students will be able to

create and label a map
of the world that
describes different
geographic phenomena

Friday

Content Focus: 5 Themes of

Geography
Warm Up: Map Skills
Continue Vocab. Review
5 Themes of Geography
Powerpoint
Begin Neighborhood Map
Project

HW: Study Frayer

Cards for test on
Tuesday August 11th.
Finish Rough Draft for
Neighborhood Map
Project

Dates to remember: Vocabulary Quiz August 11th.

Important Info: Days may not be exact due to the needs of the students.