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May 16 Online ActivityFixing The Budget WorksheetFix The Budget Link to website*************************************SNOW DAY ASSIGNMENT (2/07/18)***Finish the Activity we started at the end of class yesterday to relate the terms to the Survivor ActivityVideos and Other Materials Needed for the Unit 4 TestPART 1 - How The News Has ChangedPART 2 - Fact Checking Campaign AdsPART 3 - The Use of Children in AdsPART 4 - Political CartoonsDAILY LESSONSUNIT 6 - Basic Economic Concepts - Part 2Day 1 - November 30, 20151. Go over unit 5 Test2. What is economics?3. Economic Goals4. Economic Systems5. Three Basic Economic QuestionsDay 2 - December 1, 20151. Three Basic Economic Questions (continued)2. Mixed Economies3. Roles of the Individuals and Businesses4. Roles of the GovernmentH/W - Finish Note Outline (last three roles of the government)DAY 3 - December 2, 20151. Roles of the Government2. Article Analysis on the Roles of Government3. Partner activity - Article Summary about Roles of GovernmentDAY 4 - December 3, 20151. Finish Article Summary presentations2. Review material from unit to this point3. Forms of Business OrganizationsDAY 5 - December 4, 20151. Finish Forms of Business Organization2. Famous companies that started out as partnerships3. How would you form your company?DAY 6 - December 7, 20151. ONQ - Forms of Business Organization2. Corporations Obtaining Funding3. How can individuals use the money they don't spend?DAY 7 - December 8, 20151. Why is Savings Important for Economic Growth2. Part 1 - Financial Adviser SimulationH/W Finish Columns 1-4 for homeworkDAY 8 - December 9, 20151. Part 2 - Financial Adviser Simulation2. Demand, Quantity Demanded, Demand Schedules and Demand CurvesDay 9 - December 10, 20151. Review Demand, Quantity Demanded, Demand Schedules and Demand Curves2. Changes in QD vs. Changes in DemandDay 10 - December 11, 20151. Demand in the Headlines2. Review Demand, QD and changes in bothDay 11 - December 14, 20151. Review Demand, QD and changes in both2. Supply, QUantity Supplied, Supply Schedules and Supply Curves3. Changes in QS vs. Changes in SupplyDAY 12 - December 15, 20151. Supply in the Headlines2. Equilibrium Shortages and SurplusesDAY 13 - December 16, 20151. Review Equilibrium, Shortages and Surpluses2. Changes in Equilibrium________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Unit 5 - Basic Economic Concepts- Part 1Day 1 - November 12, 20151. Finish Core Writing Instruction2. How is economics involved in out livesDay 2 - November 13, 20151. What is Economics2. Scarcity and the Factors of ProductionDay 3 - November 16, 20151. The Factors of Production and building a houseDay 4 - November 17, 20151. Friday Night Lights - Trade Off Activity2. Trade-Offs and Opportunity Costs3. Review ActivityNOVEMBER 18, 2015 - ROUGH DRAFT PEER EDITING DAYDay 5 - November 19, 20151. Review Scarcity, Factors of Production, Trade-Offs, Opportunity Costs2. Capitalism, Competition and Incentives____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________November 5 - 11, 2015 -Core Assessment Work____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________UNIT 4 - Media and Public OpinionDay 1 - October 26, 20151. Go over Unit 3 Test2. Review of the Course to this point3. Political SocializationDay 2 - October 27, 20151. How has the media changed over the years?2. How does the media show bias?3. How can we tell who is and who isn't telling us the truth in the media?Day 3 - October 28, 20151. Fact checking political adsDay 4 - October 29, 20151. The use of children in political adsDay 5 - October 30, 20151. Political CartoonsDay 6 - 8 - November 2-4, 2015Unit 4 Assessment_____________________________________________________________________________________________UNIT 3 - The Influencing of PoliticsDay 1 - October 9, 20151. Current Event Presentations2. Go over Unit 2 Test3. Discuss and take notes on the full political spectrum4. Complete a political spectrum survey to determine individual positionsDay 2 - October 12, 20151. Discuss political spectrum survey2. Students will line up by numbers from their survey3. Conservatives vs. Liberals - Put the right statement on the right side4. Determine the stances of Democrats and Republicans from 2012 Party PlatformsDay 3 - October 13, 20151. Review the political spectrum2. Quiz on political spectrum3. Students create a political party and party platformDAY 4 - October 14 (Block 4) & 15 (Block 1), 20151. Finish creating political parties and platforms2. Share party platforms with class to determine position on the spectrumDAY 5 - October 15 (Block 4) & 16 (Block 1)1. Current Event Presentations2. Online Activity - www.isidewith.com - Which candidate do you line up with3. Start textbook activity "Political Parties"H/W - Finish "Political Parties" if not completed in classDAY 6 - October 19, 20151. Go over students answers to "Political Parties" and discuss the topics included2. Students read "How to Mend What Divides Us Politically" and discuss the main ideas of the articleH/W - Answer questions based on the information in the article read in classDAY 7 - October 20, 20151. Discuss answers to questions completed for homework2. Read an article about the NRA to open the discussion of interest groups3. Discuss and take notes on interest groupsDAY 8 - October 21, 20151. Funding of Interest Groups2. Interest Groups and the Candidates - A Simulation - Part 1DAY 9 - October 22, 20151. Interest Groups and the Candidates - A Simulation - Part 22. Debriefing of simulation3. Start Unit 3 Study GuideH/W Complete Unit 3 Study GuideDay 10 - October 23, 20151. Review for Unit 3 Test2. Take Unit 3 TestUnit 2 - The US Constitution
Day 1 - September 15, 2015
1. Sign up with TCI for online textbooks
2. History leading up to the US Constitution
Day 2 - September 16, 2015
1. Finish "History"
2. US Constitution Overview - Part 1
3. Go over Unit 1 Test
Day 3 - September 17, 2015
1. Where is it in the US Constitution?
H/W - Finish Constitution Scenarios if necessary
DAY 4 - September 18, 2015
1. Review Constitution scenarios
2. Presentation of Current Events
3. Amending the Constitution
4. Describing the Amendments
DAY 5 - September 21, 2015
1. Bill of Rights Scavenger Hunt
2. Most Important Amendment Paragraph
H/W - Complete paragraph outline started in class
DAY 6 - September 22, 2015
1. Write rough drafts of essay
2. Peer edit a classmate's essay
3. Write the final draft of your essay
4. Start Legislative Branch Intro Questions
DAY 7 - September 23, 2015
1. Legislative Branch Intro Questions completed
2. Go over questions as a class
DAY 8 - September 24, 2015
1. Current Event Presentations
2. The Powers of Congress
3. How a Bill becomes a Law
DAY 9 - September 28, 2015
1. Review of Part 1 of Unit 2
DAY 10 - September 29, 2015
1. President of the United States
-Pay and Benefits, Qualifications, Roles, PowersDAY 11 - September 30, 20151. Primary Election Process2. Produce Primary Candidate PostersDAY 12 - October 1, 20151. Present Primary Candidate Posters2. The Electoral CollegeDAY 13 - October 2, 20151. The Judicial Branch2. 9 Supreme Court Cases that every teen should knowDAY 14 - October 5, 20151. Discuss the 9 Supreme Court cases very teen should know2. Other landmark Supreme Court Cases3. FederalismDAY 15 - October 6, 20151. Federalism and the powers of the state and national governments2. Federalism, Judicial Review and the Little Rock NineDAY 16 - October 7, 2015Test Review DayH/W - Study for Unit 2 TestDAY 17 - October 8, 2015Unit 2 Test
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Intro Day - August 31, 2015
Syllabus
Acknowledgement - Sign and Return
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Unit 1 - Government Concepts
Day 1 - September 1, 20151. What is Democracy?2. What is Capitalism?3. Why study AGES?4. Caricatures of the U.S.H/W - Get Academic Integrity Acknowledgement SignedDay 2 - September 2, 20151. Caricatures - Finish and Present2. Survival - A Simulation - Discuss key termsDay 3 - September 3, 20151. Survival - A SimulationH/W - Finish Simulation follow up questions if not finished in classDAY 4 - September 4, 20151. Discuss students generated lists of the purposes of government2. Discuss the Preamble to the US Constitution to list the purposes from that document3. Students used the textbook to explain the purposes and give examples4. Compare Preamble purposes to the students generated list5. Begin "Purposes Skits and Posters"DAY 5 - September 8, 20151. Complete "Purposes Skits and Posters"2. Present "Purposes Skits and Posters"3. Begin discussion of the "Roots of Democracy"DAY 6 - September 9, 20151. Finish defining Roots of Democracy2. Connect early groups, documents and thinkers to Roots of DemocracyH/W - Connect Roots of Democracy to the Declaration of IndependenceDAY 7 - September 10, 20151. Go over homework - Connect Roots of Democracy to Declaration of Independence2. Complete and go over Unit Test Study GuideDAY 8 - September 11, 20151. Review for Test2. Unit 1 Test3. Assign first round of current events