Calendar

Week Day 1 Thursday 2/23 Progressivism: Goals of Progressivism Century: Seeds of Change with Peter Jennings; Discussion on film and aspects of Progressive Era Day 2 Friday 2/24 Progressivism: Goals of Progressivism Admit Slip: Feedback on previous unit and my teaching style Exit Slip: What were Jim Crow Laws and Plessy vs Ferguson? What were goals of Progressivism? Day 3 Monday 2/27

Unit:

Progressive Era and WWI Intro Am. History (11th)

Day 4 Tuesday 2/28 Day 5 Wednesday 2/29 Progressivism: Role of Women in Reform Admit Slip: Name the candidates of the election of 1912 and their platform for which they ran. Lecture on Womens Rights and Role in Progressive Era Group Activity: Have students get in groups and come up with a slogan that accurately represents the fight for womens rights. Century: Shell Shock video to introduce WWI Wednesday 3/7 Test on Progressive Era and WWI

Progressivism: Presidents of the Era; Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson Handed out Project specifications; Have students draw for the President that they will promote with their campaign posters Group activity: Have students discuss quotes and determine who the author is and how it represents that particular president.

Progressivism: Presidents of the Era; Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson Group activity: Compare and contrast Roosevelts Square Deal and Wilsons New Freedom. Exit Slip: Name two important pieces of legislation to come out of the Progressive Era and what they established.

Admit Slip: Feedback on previous unit and my teaching style Exit Slip: What were Jim Crow Laws and Plessy vs Ferguson? What were goals of Progressivism? Homework: None Thursday 3/1 Work Day on Political Campaign Poster in Computer Lab Discuss the film Shell Shock

Friday 3/2
World War I: The Beginning of the War and the End of Neutrality Group Activity: Hypotheses worksheets to determine what students feel is the main reason the US ended neutrality. Class Activity: examine WWI photos on laserdisc Exit Slip: What were the causes of the war and what was the outcome? What countries were on each side of the conflict? Distribute Study Guide

Monday 3/5 WWI: Role of America and impact of the War at Home Admit Slip: Is killing in war justified? Class discussion based on critical thinking questions.

Tuesday 3/6 WWI: Role of America and impact of the War at Home Discussion Focuses on 14 Points and Treaty of Versailles. Review Game for Test: Luck of the Draw

World War I: The Beginning of the War and the End of Neutrality Admit Slip: What were the causes of the war and what was the outcome? What were the countries on each side of the conflict?

Unit Calendar

Created by: T. Mickelson

Calendar

Unit:

Progressive Era and WWI Intro Am. History (11th)

Unit Calendar

Created by: T. Mickelson