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Mr.

Ruhl

April 11th, 2016 - April 15th, 2016


MON, APR. 11TH

U.S. History & Geography

The Twenties
Standards
, 7.1.1

Learning Targets
Explain how the following
topics impacted or changed
society and the culture of the
United States during the
1920s:
The Red Scare and
Nativism
The Role of Women
Modernism vs.
Traditionalism (Urban vs.
Rural)
Prohibition & Crime
The New Popular
Culture
Mass Marketing,
Advertising,
Consumption and Credit
The Great Migration &
the Harlem Renaissance;
Growth of the KKK
Activities
1. Discuss: The Twenties
Graphic-Organizer Projects &
Final Grades
2. View: Twenties Graphic
Organizer Project Posters
3. Discuss: What makes a
Good Project
4. Show: Graphic Organizer
Projects: PowerPoint, Prezi &
Website
Procedures/Instructions
Students will do a gallery
walk to view Twenties
Projects posters.
Homework
None

TUE, APR. 12TH

School Wide Testing Day


Variety of Activities
happening throughout the
school and elsewhere.
I will be showing movies in
my room.

WED, APR. 13TH

School Wide Testing Day


Variety of Activities
happening throughout the
school and elsewhere.
I will be showing movies in
my room.

THU, APR. 14TH

FRI, APR. 15TH

U.S. History & Geography

U.S. History & Geography

Standards
,

Standards
,

Learning Targets
Students will be able to
work with a team of students:
to research and learn
about a specific era of
time during the 20th
century.
to produce some type
of physical project to
represent, display and
teach classmates (and
others) about their era.
to produce a
presentation about their
era, with learning
targets, to their
classmates.
to present information
and new knowledge
about the teams
chosen era to their
classmates.
to discuss, research,
answer, and share their
teams response to the
projects driving
question.

Learning Targets
Students will be able to work
with a team of students:
to research and learn
about a specific era of
time during the 20th
century.
to produce some type of
physical project to
represent, display and
teach classmates (and
others) about their era.
to produce a presentation
about their era, with
learning targets, to their
classmates.
to present information and
new knowledge about the
teams chosen era to their
classmates.
to discuss, research,
answer, and share their
teams response to the
projects driving question.

20th Century Eras


PBL - Introduction

Activities
1. Overview: The 20th
Century Eras PBL
2. Organize: PBL Teams
3. Team-Decision : Choose
Topic
3. Team-Planning : Begin
Project Planning
Procedures/Instructions
Students will be partially
allowed to pick their teams
with some guidance from
teacher. No students that are
failing will be allowed to
team up. Most teams will
have 3 members; there may
be several that have 4.
Homework
Begin finding information and
getting ideas for PBL.

20th Century Eras PBL


- Introduction

Activities
1. Overview: The 20th Century
Eras PBL
2. Organize: PBL Teams
3. Team-Decision : Choose
Topic
3. Team-Planning : Begin
Project Planning
Procedures/Instructions
Students will be partially
allowed to pick their teams
with some guidance from
teacher. No students that are
failing will be allowed to team
up. Most teams will have 3
members; there may be several
that have 4.
Homework
Begin finding information and
getting ideas for PBL.

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