1. Daily Objective 8-28-13 Essential Question – How did the development of Agriculture In the Neolithic Revolution lead to the development of permanent civilizations? Warm-up (10 Minutes) – Reading activity: The Neolithic Revolution Directed Instruction (15 Minutes) – Cornell Notes Guided Practice (15 Minutes) – Create a Neolithic Revolution Poster Independent Practice (10 Minutes) – Answer Essential Question

2. Warm-up Read the handout: The Neolithic Revolution – Use your reading strategies Number paragraphs Highlight/underline important facts Be prepared to discuss what you have read with the class

3. Agricultural Revolution

4. Neolithic Revolution A shift in human history at the end of the last ice age (8000 B.C.) from a Nomadic lifestyle to an Agriculture lifestyle

5. Neolithic Revolution Characteristics of the Neolithic Revolution Systematic Agriculture Domesticating (Taming) Permanent Settlements Division of Labor Trade with other settlements Birth Rates increased Life expectancy increased

6. Neolithic Revolution Systematic Agriculture

7. Neolithic Revolution Domestication

8. Neolithic Revolution Division of Labor

9. Neolithic Revolution Trade with other settlements

10. Neolithic Revolution Birth Rates and Life Expectancy increased