1. Two column note review:
Take out your 2-column notes
With a partner, ask your partner a question, and highlight the answer in the notes.
Be sure to review ALL PRIMARY/SECONDARY source information.

2. Copy Assignments, ON LEVEL…
November 7 – November 11, 2011
Monday – Primary & Secondary sources – 2 column notes; HOMEWORK: Write the left side margin questions about the notes taken.
Tuesday – Victorian Period/Charles Dickens Project; HOMEWORK: Explain the answer to the ‘essential questions’ on the 2-column notes.
Wednesday – Project/group work; SURPRISE
Thursday – Library; Project/group work
Friday – Complete project/group work and present information on Monday.

3. Two column note review 1st period:
What is an example of an official document? Declaration of Independence
What is an example of a Primary Source? “Diary of Anne Frank” – diary/journal/autobiography
Does a secondary source happen ‘after the event’ or ‘right with the event’? Website (information posted that happens after the event occurs)
A primary source is something you go to for information. (True)
How do I know if a source is primary or secondary? Primary is original; Secondary is after the fact.
How can I find Primary Sources besides just going to my library or the internet? museums

4. Primary/Secondary Source HW:
Reread your Primary/Secondary source notes and WRITE A SUMMARY of each set of notes.
EXPLAIN the difference between PRIMARY and SECONDARY sources.
You will be answering the ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS!

5. A CHRISTMAS CAROL-PROJECT:
READ the articles within the folder, and
TAKE notes from the articles’ information on the topics for the chart
You may need a sheet of notebook paper to continue your notes
DO NOT WRITE ON THE ARTCLES