Friday, January 31, 2020
Great Depression -12
1.Analyze Was the New Deal a Success or Failure documents
HW: New Written Assessment 2/4
Great Depression - New Deal Multiple Choice 1/7
All Absent/Late work DUE FRIDAY 2/7
Concerns about the Wuhan coronavirus have spread from land to sea and air. A new study indicates that 98.6 degrees may no longer be the standard human body temperature. Google decides to phase out third-party cookies, but other kinds remain. And Finnish stargazers capture an extraordinary aurora.
Thursday, January 30, 2020
Great Depression - 11
1. Complete New Deal Programs Chart
2. Discuss New Deal Programs
3. New Deal Programs Today - (Slide 28-29)
HW: New Written Assessment 2/4
Great Depression - New Deal Multiple Choice 1/7
All Absent/Late work DUE FRIDAY 2/7
As U.S. presidential campaigning heats up in Iowa, we're explaining why this state is so important in the nomination process. The Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates where they are, so we're examining the significance of that decision. And we're updating the status of a mayoral race that's filled with barnyard fun.
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Great Depression - 10
1. Discuss Dust Bowl Activity
2. Discuss Electoral Maps 1920-1936 http://www.270towin.com/
3. Watch FDR: Fireside Chats (4:06)
4. First 100 Days ( slide 26)
5. Complete New Deal Activity - located on Schoology
All Absent/Late work DUE FRIDAY 2/7
U.S. President Donald Trump unveils a plan for peace in the Middle East, and it receives both praise and criticism. A report that comes along once in a blue moon follows. And while supporters say smart factories are the manufacturing hubs of the future, they come with some significant downsides.
4. First 100 Days ( slide 26)
5. Complete New Deal Activity - located on Schoology
All Absent/Late work DUE FRIDAY 2/7
U.S. President Donald Trump unveils a plan for peace in the Middle East, and it receives both praise and criticism. A report that comes along once in a blue moon follows. And while supporters say smart factories are the manufacturing hubs of the future, they come with some significant downsides.
Tuesday, January 28, 2020
Great Depression -9
1. Finish Great Depression Counterclaim Activity (15 minutes)
2. Complete Dust Bowl Activity with your group members - located on Schoology
Perspective on the Wuhan coronavirus and a look at some of the international challenges it's presented are today's first subjects. A prediction for global economic growth follows, along with reports on "stress tests" for banks and another mission to Mars. Finally today, we're taking a trip down a mountain coaster.
Monday, January 27, 2020
Great Depression - 8
1. Complete Great Depression Counterclaim Activity with group members - located on Schoology.
HW: Great Depression Counterclaim Activity DUE Tomorrow
Newsela Reflection #3 DUE TODAY
One week away from the Iowa caucuses, CNN 10 is updating you on the status of the U.S. presidential race and explaining how caucuses work. After that, we're reporting on the untimely death of a U.S. basketball champion. And as football fans gear up for the Super Bowl, we're examining what companies pay to advertise and why they're willing to do it.
Friday, January 24, 2020
Great Depression - 7
Substitute
1. Complete How did the Great Depression affect Minorities? activity - DUE TODAY
2. Complete Newsela Reflection #3 located in US History Folder
HW: Newsela Reflection #3 DUE MONDAY
January 2020 marks 75 years since Soviet troops liberated the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. Today's show features reports on the camp itself and a Holocaust remembrance center in Israel. We're also explaining what it was like to leave China's Wuhan province before a lockdown took effect. And we're examining the construction of Super Bowl footballs.
Thursday, January 23, 2020
Great Depression - 6
1. Discuss Compare/Contrast Activity
2. Begin How did the Great Depression affect Minority Groups Activity? located in US History folder in Google Drive. DUE at end of Class tomorrow
A widely spreading virus coincides with the world's largest, annual human migration in China. Conservationists see success in a program to increase the numbers of a rare bird in New Zealand. And people in South Florida are warned to be on guard against falling iguanas, as temperatures reach unusual lows.
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