World War II and Research Paper Revisions

Today's Agenda:

1. Research Paper revisions are due Friday (This is the only day with technology, the rest is on your own)

2. The WWII Summative Assessment is tomorrow. Organize all of the documents/resources that you may use.

World War II

Today's Agenda:

• Finish: Japanese Internment (Share info. with your partner)
• Complete: Decision to Drop the Bomb (linked on the Blog)
• Review: the Summative Assessment is on Wednesday
• Decision to Drop the Bomb
• Japanese Internment
• D-Day and the Invasion of Normandy
• Film: Civilians at War
• Anthem Chapter 24
• Film: Over the edge
• Attack on Pearl Harbor
• Involvement or Neutrality
• Anthem Chapter 23
• Unit Vocab

World War II

Today's Agenda:

• Maus Summative is due today
• Analyze: Japanese Internment
• Analyze: Decision to Drop the Bomb

World War II

Today's Agenda:

• Half the class is testing NECAP
• Students that tested on Tuesday-complete the D-Day assignment
• Due tomorrow/Friday: the Maus Assessment

World War II

Today's Agenda:

• View: Civilians at War
• Finish: Reading Maus and Answer the Questions
• Analyze: D-Day and the invasion of Normandy

World War II

Today's Agenda:

• Finish: Anthem Chapter 24
• Continue: reading Maus Chapters 3 and 4
• Answer: the questions for Chapters 3 and 4
• Quiz tomorrow

World War II

Today's Agenda:

• Begin reading: Maus
• Review: World War II slideshare
• Complete:  the Chapter 24 Attack.

World War II

Today's Agenda:

• View: 1936-1941-Over the Edge
• Questions for Over the Edge
• Evaluate: the Attack on Pearl Harbor
• Read: FDR asks Congress to Declare War 

World War II

Today's Agenda:

• Unit Vocab for World War II
• Analyze: Neutrality or Involvement?
• Complete: Anthem Chapter 23-WWII Erupts
• Begin reading Maus by Art Spiegelman

New Unit-World War II

Today's Agenda:

• Brainstorm: US Foreign Policy
• Read: How does the US Spend its Foreign Aid?
• Chart: American Casualties in Major Wars
• Discuss: Popular vs. Unpopular Wars, what's the difference?
• Analyze: Foreign Policy in the 1930s (Historical Hypothetical Question: Could the United States have prevented the Holocaust if acting sooner than 1941?)
• Lit: Begin Maus

Research Paper

Today's Agenda:

• Research papers are due today.
• Print out a clean copy with the Works Cited
• Attach the Rubric