1. Gateway to Early American History Chapter 10
Gateway to Early American History Chapter 10. The War of 1812 and the Era of “Good Feelings” ESOL Strategies January 17th, 2017 Presenter: Lourdes Pintado

2. Benchmark
SS.6.A.4.1: Examine the causes, course and consequences of the United States westward expansion and its growing diplomatic assertiveness (War of 1812, Convention of 1818, Adams- Onis Treaty, Missouri Compromise, Monroe Doctrine, Trail of Tears, Texas annexation, Manifest Destiny, Oregon Territory, Mexican American War/Mexican Cessation, California Gold Rush, Compromise of 1850, Kansas Nebraska Act, Gadsden Purchase).

3. ESOL Strategies Overview
Wordstorming to Anticipate Content
Denotation and Connotation
Context Clues
Words Beyond Definitions
Cause-Effect Relationships
Beyond Definitions
Concept/Term
Usual Context
(often/always)
Unusual Context
(Rarely/Never)
Belongs to this family of words…
I would probably use this word if/when…

4. Strategy 1 Wordstorming to Anticipate Content
Have students read the title of chapter 10. The War of 1812 and the "Era of Good Feelings"
Allow students to predict words that fit content and then add it to graphic organizer
Read text, about topic, unit or theme being studied.
Add additional vocabulary words to wordstorming graphic organizer as students and teacher discuss contents of material.
Lastly, review predictions and questions in order to determine if predictions were correct, if questions were answered and to inherit new information about the content. 

5. Strategy 1 Wordstorming to Anticipate Content

6. Check How You Did

7. Strategy 2 Denotations and Connotations
Academic Vocabulary
Denotation
(literal dictionary definition)
Connotation
(positive, neutral, negative meanings that are associated with a word beyond its dictionary meaning.)
Word in Context
to defeat
The Prophet was defeated at Tippecanoe in 1811.
General Andrew Jackson became a hero after defeating the British attack to New Orleans in 1815.
As a result, the British were able to defeat the invaders.
New American ships defeated the British in several small battles in which one ship fought another.
Jackson had defeated the Creek Indians in Georgia and had marched to New Orleans, where he took command of the city’s defenses.

8. Denotation

9. For example, the denotation of fox is: a carnivore of the dog family with a pointed muzzle, erect ears, and a long bushy tail.

10. Connotation The connotations of a word are the positive or negative
ideas and feelings
associated with a
word

11. Here are two connotations of the word fox.
juvenile
chick
snake
slow
blue
cheap/inexpensive/frugal
purchase/buy
NEGATIVE
Devious
POSITIVE
Beautiful

12. The connotations associated with this fox are negative because he is devious.
juvenile
chick
snake
slow
blue
cheap/inexpensive/frugal
purchase/buy
NEGATIVE
Devious

13. The connotations associated with this word fox are positive because she is beautiful.
juvenile
chick
snake
slow
blue
cheap/inexpensive/frugal
purchase/buy
POSITIVE
Beautiful

14. Strategy 2 Denotations and Connotations Answers May Vary
Academic Vocabulary
Denotation
(literal dictionary definition)
Connotation
(positive, neutral, negative meanings that are associated with a word beyond its dictionary meaning.)
Word in Context
to defeat
win a victory over someone in a battle or other contest; beat; overcome; conquer; win against; triumph over
positive
negative
The Prophet was defeated at Tippecanoe in 1811.
General Andrew Jackson became a hero after defeating the British attack to New Orleans in 1815.
As a result, the British were able to defeat the invaders.
New American ships defeated the British in several small battles in which one ship fought another.
Jackson had defeated the Creek Indians in Georgia and had marched to New Orleans, where he took command of the city’s defenses.

15. Strategy 3 Words Beyond Definitions
Concept/Term
Usual Context
(often/always)
Unusual Context
(Rarely/Never)
Belongs to this family of words…
I would probably use this word if/when…

16. Strategy 3 Words Beyond Definitions Check How You Did
Concept/Term
war hawks 
Usual Context
(often/always)
Library of Congress Proclamation;
Magazine Article; History Channel Show
Unusual Context
(Rarely/Never)
Recipe Book;
NASA article about the Solar System; NFL report
Belongs to this family of words…
warrior
I would probably use this word if/when…
I were talking about a military confrontation with Britain in 1812.

17. Strategy 4 Context Clues

18. Strategy 4 Context Clues

19. Check Your Answers

20. Strategy 5 Cause-Effect Relationships

21. Strategy 5 Cause-Effect Relationships
Read the following excerpt.
Highlight the signal words that indicate cause-effect relationship.
Complete the graphic organizer using the information from the text.
Signal Words
because
since
when
consequently
as a result
therefore
then
led to
for all these reasons
which caused

22. Strategy 5 Cause-Effect Relationships

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