1. Test Prep

2. 8th Grade SS Award will be based on final.

3. Bell Ringer Monday
Please come in and begin working on your Spring Final Part 1.
Keep answers covered
Level 0
Circle the form
The class with the fewest 1’s will have a party.

4. Bell Ringer Tuesday
Beringia (the Bering Land Bridge) connected what 2 continents?

5. Sidewalk Chalk In your groups depict one of these events
Sidewalk Chalk In your groups depict one of these events. Stay within your group, you do not have permission to go to another group. You will be expected to present!
Compare a market and mixed economy
Compare a command and a traditional economy
Compare law of supply and law of demand
Columbian Exchange and interdependence
Compare a republic and a direct democracy
Compare the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution
Compare the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan
Compare the Federalists and the Anti-Federalists
Compare checks and balances and separation of powers
Compare the Great Compromise and the 3/5 Compromise

6. Bell Ringer Wednesday
Write 2 things you know about this political cartoon.

7. 8th Grade SS Award will be based on final.
Copy of the study guide for retake on Friday.

8. Partner Writing
If you were to design a time capsule that represents the 8th Grade at BCMS, what 4 items would you put in it and why?
¾ -1 page
How do each of the items you selected represent our culture (way of life)?

9. Kahoot.it
Join using the game pin
Create a name
34 questions total

10. Thursday As you come in, pick up your clicker. Books to create barrier
Test as coversheet
Level 0!
Absolutely no talking!
When finished, assignment in the front of the room.

11. Bell Ringer Friday
Please come in and begin working on your Spring Final Part 2.
Keep answers covered
Level 0
Circle the form
The class with the fewest 1’s will have a party.
When finished pick up the Magic Square Review

12. Monday Bell Ringer
“The accumulation of all powers, legislative, executive, and judiciary, in the same hands, whether of one, a few, or many, and whether hereditary, self-appointed, or elective, may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny.” – James Madison
According to the quote, why does Madison support the separation of powers?

13. Spring Final Part 2 Study Guide
In your assigned groups answer the questions below on your study guide. Next, get your answers checked. Then make a poster of your answers. Your group must be finished today!
Group 1: 1-12
Group 2:
Group 3:
Group 4:
Group 5:
Group 6:

14. Tuesday Bell Ringer
After an amendment is proposed by 2/3 of the Congress, how does it usually become ratified?

15. Spring Final Part 2 Study Guide
Use the groups posters below to complete your study guide. You will have 6 minutes at each group.
Group 1: 1-12
Group 2:
Group 3:
Group 4:
Group 5:
Group 6:

16. Wednesday As you come in, pick up your clicker!
Books to create barrier
Test as coversheet
Level 0!
Absolutely no talking!
Fewest 1’s = class party!
When finished, assignment in the front of the room.
Please use headphones.

17. Geography Review
With your table partner answer the geography review questions together. Discuss why you think each would be the correct answer.
Be ready to discuss!

18. Extras

19. Bell Ringer Monday
Please write 5 rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights.

20. Poster
Design a poster in your assigned group. Define the words on the poster and draw a small picture to go along with each word. You will present your words.

21. Word Wall Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 3-4 Chapter 5 Tariff
Bering Land Bridge
Vikings
Jamestown
British mercantilism
Montesquieu
Inflation
Hunting and gathering
Dias
Joint-stock company
Sons of Liberty
John Locke
Tariff
Maya
Da Gamma
Mayflower Compact
Boston Massacre
Magna Carta
Virginia Plan
Inca
Vespucci
Separation of Church and State
Stamp Act
Articles of Confederation
New Jersey Plan
Aztec
Magellan
Puritans
Loyalist
Constitution
Great Compromise
Direct democracy
Conquistadors
William Penn
Patriot
Separation of powers
3/5 Compromise
Republic
Northwest Passage
Staple Crops
Continental Congress
Checks and balances
Federalism
Renaissance
Middle Passage
Proclamation of 1763
Common Sense
Northwest Territory
Federalists
Printing Press
Roanoke
Triangular Trade
Declaration of Independence
Shay’s Rebellion
Anti-Federalists
Word Wall

22. Westward expansion
Divide your paper plate into sixths. In each slice, describe each of the 6 events listed below.
Indian Removal Act
Manifest Destiny
War for Texas Independence
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Gadsden Purchase
California Gold Rush