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AGENDA October 5 – 9, 2015. Monday Oct 5, 2015 ▪WARM UP: American Revolution Complete this Web with Words/Events/People that DESCRIBE the American Revolution.

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1 AGENDA October 5 – 9, 2015

2 Monday Oct 5, 2015 ▪WARM UP: American Revolution Complete this Web with Words/Events/People that DESCRIBE the American Revolution ERA

3 Monday Oct 5, 2015 ▪WARM UP: American Revolution

4 We Will: become familiar with Revolutionary battles. I Will: act out the battle hand signs and give one characteristic of each

5 TEST THIS FRIDAY!! *ABC PROJECTS DUE NEXT THURSDAY* POW this Week: Abigail Adams

6 ACTIVITY ▪BOK pg 25 – Battles of the Revolution

7 Battles of the Revolution

8 Lexington and Concord ▪British troops looking for ammunition and patriot leaders ▪First shot of the American Revolution fires at Lexington…”shot heard around the world” ▪Minutemen proved that they would stand up to the British and chased the British soldiers back to Boston.

9 SGPT: ▪Why is L&C called “shot heard round the world”?

10 Bunker Hill ▪First major battle ▪Although the British captured both Breed’s and Bunker Hills, they had more casualties. ▪The Patriots saw that they may have a chance at defeating the British

11 SGPT: ▪How was Bunker Hill a morale boost for the colonists?

12 Saratoga ▪British troops wanted to take control of New York and the Hudson River ▪Major turning point due to French joining the patriot side. ▪Patriots won the battle, gaining control of the Northern colonies

13 SGPT: ▪How was Saratoga a turning point?

14 Valley Forge ▪Winter quarters for the Continental army from December 1777 to June 1778 ▪ Very poor living conditions- overcrowded, food shortage, lack of clothing, and illness ▪With the arrival of the French, training of troops began ▪The Continental Army improved due discipline and organization

15 SGPT: ▪What pamphlet did Washington read to his troops at Valley Forge?

16 Yorktown ▪Last battle of the American Revolution ▪Washington surrounds the British by land while the French blockade the British ships in the Chesapeake Bay. No British reinforcements arrive. ▪British General Lord Cornwallis surrenders

17 SGPT: ▪Do you think any fighting may have continued after Yorktown?

18 Treaty of Paris ▪Peace treaty between the United States and Britain that recognized the U.S. as an independent nation ▪Set the boundary of the U.S.- The Mississippi River to the west, Canada to the north, and Spanish Florida to the South ▪Fishing rights ▪Each side would pay its debts

19 SGPT: ▪Why do you need to have a treaty to end a war?

20 I WILL: act out the battle hand signs and give one characteristic of each.

21 Tuesday, October 6, 2015 You do NOT need your binders, just grab something to write with and have a seat!!

22 We Will identify people and events of the American Revolution. I Will summarize the American Revolution in 6 words or less Tuesday: Oct 6, 2015

23 TEST THIS FRIDAY!! *ABC PROJECTS DUE NEXT THURSDAY* POW this Week: Abigail Adams

24 ACTIVITY ▪America-The Story of Us- Revolution – CW: Guided questions

25 I Will summarize the American Revolution in 6 words or less Tuesday: Oct 6, 2015

26 YOU NEED YOUR BOK AND SOMETHING TO WRITE WITH Wednesday: Oct 7, 2015 REVOLUTION TEST ON FRIDAY!!

27 We Will review knowledge of the American Revolution Era I Will compare and contrast 2 important individuals of the American Revolution Wednesday: Oct 7, 2015

28 TEST THIS FRIDAY!! *ABC PROJECTS DUE NEXT THURSDAY* POW this Week: Abigail Adams

29 ACTIVITY ▪Odd Man Out Stations (Revolutionary People) ▪People Quilt

30 SGPT: Determine who does not fit and why CW: What they are most famous for

31 There are 5 stations There needs to be 5 people at each station You need your BOK Thursday: Oct 8, 2015

32 We Will review knowledge of the American Revolution Era I Will predict how well I am going to do on my Revolution Era test Thursday: Oct 8, 2015

33 TEST TOMORROW!! *ABC PROJECTS DUE NEXT THURSDAY* POW due TOMORROW: Abigail Adams

34 ACTIVITY STATIONS: 1.Flags 2.Battles-What am I? 3.Quizlet matching 4.Socrative 5.Table sort

35 I Will predict how well I am going to do on my Revolution Era test Thursday: Oct 8, 2015

36 We Will demonstrate knowledge learned about the American Revolution Era I Will write what 3 questions I struggled with the most on the front of my test booklet Friday: Oct 9, 2015

37 Short Answer Q: ▪During the American Revolution there were Loyalists and Patriots. Pretend that you were alive during this Era and explain whether you would be a Loyalist or a Patriot. Be sure to include: ▪Who you supported ▪Why you support them

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