US History Do Now and Agenda Slides 1/26/17

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US History Do Now and Agenda Slides 1/26/17

Do now 22 min: Go on youtube and watch President Donald Trump’s inauguration and: In your notebook you will: Take notes on President Trump’s inauguration speech as we watch it together- be sure to fill ½ a page -Take notes on the president’s plan for his time in office -take notes on the president’s points you agree and disagree with -write down and unique words or phrases you hear After we watch the speech you will do a ½ page reflection. (on the next slide)

Do now reflection: Answer the following questions in a well structured paragraph (5-8 sentences) 7 Min What are you views on President Trump’s plan for his time in office? What changes do you look forward to seeing? What are your concerns about the coming years?

AGENDA: 1/26/17 Do Now President Donald Trump’s Inauguration Video, Notes, Reflection Take a close look at the immigration images on the PowerPoint- write a ½ page reflection in your notebook describing what you see. Reach Chapter 8 Section 2 on pg 297 and answer the Section Assessment Questions on page 303. Be sure to ACTUALLY READ THE SECTION. Be sure to use complete sentences to answer the questions.