1. No Warm-Up: 10/2/17
Come in and take a seat- please note that you will be working in groups until the end of class today.
Happy October and Happy Homecoming Week .

2. Announcements
WHS Family Night: Monday, October 2nd, 2017 (No Homework this evening)
Homecoming Parade
Homecoming Pep-Rally
Montgomery County College Lone Star Convention Center from 6:30-8:30 PM.
Ch. 4-6 Tests are not ready; they will be ready by Wednesday. Your patience is appreciated.*

3. Upcoming Assignments
Fall Project Check-In #3 (Daily Grade): Rough Draft of Statement of Learning due BEGINNING of Class THURSDAY, 10/5/17.
The requirements for that assignment are explained on your project rubrics (#5 for all rubrics except for the TIME magazine option, it is #3)
Fall Projects are DUE for a MAJOR GRADE on Thursday, 10/12/17. (2 weeks from now).

4. Chapter 7: Founding a Nation
Each group will need to research their topic and create a poster OR design a digital presentation that will be DUE by the END of class today for a MAJOR Grade; if I don’t have it when the bell rings, it is LATE.
If your project is digital, make sure you either share it with me on Google Slides –OR-
You your submission
If you have a poster, make sure your group members names are on your poster and the poster is turned in before you leave today.

5. Chapter 7: Founding a Nation
Your project needs to include the following things:
Basic Information: Who, What, When, Where, and Significance about your topic, any ESPN factors that are relevant (30 pts)
Change over Time: a short timeline of events leading up to your topic and the related events that followed (minimum of 6 events) (25 pts)
Projects need to include an APPARTS analysis over one primary source document related to their topic. (25 pts)
Projects need to be neat and organized and should include visuals/pictures (20 pts)

6. Chapter 7 Topics Articles of Confederation
The Northwest Ordinance (1787)
Shays’s Rebellion
The Federalists
The Anti-Federalists
The Virginia Plan
The New Jersey Plan
Constitutional Convention
The Debates over Slavery at the Convention
U.S. Constitution
The Bill of Rights