Take out a piece of binder paper, pen or pencil.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Bellwork Geography.

Advertisements

WHAT IS IT? Compiled by Ann Lindsay. ELEMENTS OF PLOT CONFLICT RISING ACTION CLIMAX RESOLUTION.

Learning Target: I can analyze text to explain the principle of neutrality stressed in Washington’s Farewell Address.

BELL WORK Write about the last time you had a conflict. What was the end result?

History Chapter 1 Lesson 1. Bell Ringer (Use the same Bell Ringer paper for the entire chapter) Do you think a Historian is like a detective? Explain.

Healthy Relationships 6th Grade Health

Science Knowledge Survey. Instructions: There are 25 statements. Read and understand each statement. Write A if you agree with it. Write D if you disagree.

Review Activity. 1.Put your name on the Answer Sheet. 2.Answer the questions using a pencil. 3.Correct your answers using pen. Directions:

Warm Up Please Work Independently In your notes, please answer the following question: The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation.

American Government: Pre-Constitution. Britain settles America In , Britain sets up two colonies in America: Jamestown, VA and Popham, ME. Both.

Healthy Relationships 6 th Grade Health Bell Ringer Journal Question: Think of someone you like talking with. In a short paragraph, explain why you enjoy.

Conflict Disagreement or opposition of interest, ideas, personalities.

Unit Title: Religion, War and Peace LESSON TITLE: THE CAUSES OF WAR TASK: DESCRIBE THE ABOVE PICTURE AND THEN EXPLAIN WHAT YOU THINK IS HAPPENING.

Stranded You and a group of approximately 20 others (ages 10-17) have become stranded on a deserted island. Fruit trees appear to be the major source of.

27 September 2017 Objective: I will be able to identify the narrative elements and point them out in a story. Bellwork: Take out your composition notebook.

You Will Need: Chromebook (keep closed) Binder paper Pencil

COME IN QUIETLY HAVE ALL SUPPLIES READY WHEN THE BELL RINGS.

Health & Wellness.

THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

On a new page, miss the top two lines and…

You need to know these 12 key terms.

Elements of Literature

George Washington's Farewell Address

Look at the picture: What is conflict?

Take out yesterday’s paper,pen or pencil. Take out Chromebook

The Short Answer Question

On the Banks of Plum Creek Day 1

BELL WORK Write about the last time you had a conflict. What was the end result?

Fundamentals of Economics

Questions for research & discussion

HIGHER PAPER Depth study; The First World War,

HONORS US HISTORY FINAL EXAM REVIEW ACTIVITY

Captain Argument – loves agreeing and disagreeing

Executive Branch II Government 12B.

9/11/14 Aim: What is corroboration and sourcing and how do historians use these tools to write history? Do Now: Answer in your notebook or separate sheet.

When something goes differently than expected.

Warm-Up: Complete an OPTIC.

Immigration Read the article “Who’s Coming to America” and mark the text appropriately. Create a timeline showing the history of immigration to the United.

What makes a material a solid, liquid or gas?

Good or bad for the country?

Course Organizer Course Standards: The This Course: Course Questions:

Chapters 1-3 Test on Friday, February 2 (warm-ups due on test day)

Top Tips Paper 2

BR: T3D6 (No Bellringer Question Today) Finish prepping your Bill Proposals, and be ready to present them to committee (in 20 minutes). Yes, your bill.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

U.S. History Tuesday, Writing:

Compiled by Ann Lindsay

Taking Responsibility for your Health

Revision Beliefs about God

Captain Argument – loves agreeing and disagreeing

BR: D6 (No Bellringer Question Today) Finish prepping your Bill Proposals, and be ready to present them to committee (in ~20 minutes). Yes, your bill proposal.

The World Before and After the Spanish-American War

COME IN QUIETLY HAVE ALL SUPPLIES READY WHEN THE BELL RINGS.

Immigration Come in Quietly Take out your whiteboard & pen.

Take out your chromebook (Closed). Take out paper, pen or pencil

Immigration Come in Quietly Take out your whiteboard & pen.

SAT Word of the Day Pretentious Part of Speech: Define: Adjective

The Nature of Science.

The Vietnam War The Dark Side of War.

Building a Thesis.

American Political Culture

Greetings and Salutations!!

Remembering September 11th, 2001

How Stories Are Arranged

Objective USII.5A The student will demonstrate knowledge of the changing role of the United States from the late 19th century through WWI by explaining.

What makes a material a solid, liquid or gas?

PLOT PLOT PLOT PLOT PLOT WHAT IS IT?.

Please take out your chromebook and a pencil.

Presentation transcript:

Take out a piece of binder paper, pen or pencil. Come in Quietly Take out a piece of binder paper, pen or pencil. Take out your chromebook

What Is Conflict? Obj: Define and explain conflict and how it affects humans. Bell Work Why were the 13 colonies important? ¿Por qué son importantes las 13 colonias? Standard 8.1: Students understand the major events preceding the founding of the nation and relate their significance to the development of American constitutional democracy.

Prior Knowledge We already know that people from many countries immigrated to America. Some of those people immigrated voluntarily and others were forced to immigrate. What were some of the pull factors that brought these immigrants to America? Start a New Life Get Rich and Escape Debt Practice Their Religion Freely

Definitions Argument - an exchange of different or opposite views, typically a heated or angry one. Conflict - a serious disagreement or argument, typically a long term one. Disagreement - an argument caused by people having different opinions about something. War - a state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state. Resolution - the action of solving a problem.

Concept - Conflict Conflict and disagreements have existed as long as humans have existed. “...Conflict can stretch from a mild disagreement to all out war, and is an inevitable element of interpersonal communication. . ... Managing conflict is a skill that is necessary to deal with day to day life. …” Do you agree that conflict is inevitable (can’t be avoided) or do you disagree? Explain your position and back it up with your own experiences as evidence.

Concept - Conflict “... For anything to strike interest into the human mind, there must be conflict. For without such conflict life is dull, and there would not be any development of character.” Do you agree that conflict is necessary to keep life interesting and help build character or do you disagree? Explain your position and back it up with your own experiences as evidence.

Closure Answer the following questions. What is a conflict? Do you believe that conflict must happen? If yes explain why. If no explain why not.