- BW: Primary Resource: F.D.R. asks Congress to decare war on Japan. (SHORT VIDEO CLIP)
- Reading: Charles Lindbergh. Should America remain isolationists?
- Pop Ups: Dictators in Europe
Wednesday, February 20
- BW: checked and went over Talk-to-text where Hitler is hugging the Earth
- Went over notes: War in the Pacific
- Finished article reading on the USS West Virginia story
- New Study Guide went out
Tuesday, February 19
Hours: 1, 2, 3
- Talk-to-Text Cartoon: Hitler holding the World
- Power Point Notes: Pearl Harbor
- Small Group Work: Pearl Harbor Primary Source Reading with Notes: USS West Virginia, three young sailors
- ALL HOURS: continue with the small group work that fifth and sixth hour started last Thursday on the 1/2 day
- Exit Ticket
CONTENT OBJECTIVES:
- SWBAT: explain why the American Fleet was at Pearl Harbor and became a target for the Japanese military
- SWBAT: evaluate the personal sacrifice made by American sailors / soldiers that led to the growth of hatred, by some, toward the Japanese. This racism would later lead to the American Japanese Internment Camps.
- LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES: Listen, observe, write, discuss, recall and read today
WEEK #5, February 18
WINTER BREAK!
ENJOY. :0)
Friday, February 15
WINTER BREAK!
ENJOY. :0)
Thursday, February 14 1/2 day
HOURS: 5 & 6
- Power point: Pearl Harbor
- Small group work: USS West Virginia
- Notes: Clifford Olds, one of three young sailors trapped alive on the USS West Virginia from Dec. 7 – Dec. 23. Died in air tight compartment.
CONTENT OBJECTIVES:
- SWBAT: explain why the American Fleet was at Pearl Harbor and became a target for the Japanese military
- SWBAT: evaluate the personal sacrifice made by American sailors / soldiers that led to the growth of hatred, by some, toward the Japanese. This racism would later lead to the American Japanese Internment Camps.
- LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES: Listen, observe, write, discuss, recall and read
Wednesday, February 13
- Checked numerous items today from all the snow days!
- PEARL HARBOR VIDEO QUIZ! 30 summative points.
CONTENT OBJECTIVES:
- SWBAT: evaluate their understanding of the primary resource video by taking a summative quiz.
- SWBAT: analyze their work by checking numerous items from the snow days.
- LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES: recall, write, listen and check today.
Tuesday, February 12
SNOW DAY
FINISH NOTES FOR HOMEWORK TODAY.
WEEK #4 Monday, February 11
- Hours finishing up / at different locations. Pearl Harbor-Two Hours That Changed the World – with David Brinkley.
- Went over power points: Mobilizing for Defense and Production Miracle.
- SNOW HOMEWORK: two sets of notes. Anticipating a snow day tomorrow!
CONTENT OBJECTIVES:
- SWBAT: explain why the American Fleet was at Pearl Harbor and became a target for the Japanese military
- SWBAT: evaluate the personal sacrifice made by American sailors / soldiers that led to the growth of hatred, by some, toward the Japanese. This racism would later lead to the American Japanese Internment Camps.
- LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES: Listen, observe, write, discuss, recall and read
Friday, February 8
- Bell Work: Q’s 1-6 (20 points)
- Power Point Notes:-Mobilizing for Defense and A Production Miracle
- FRAYER MODEL: The word is INFAMY
- Exit Ticket: 1/2 sheet long
CONTENT OBJECTIVES:
- SWBAT: explain why the US joined the War after being isolationists.
- SWBAT: evaluate how the US became so well prepared for War in such a short amount of time.
- LANGUAGE OBJECTIVES: Listen, observe, write, discuss, recall and read