Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
George
Washington
5Ws and H
Closing
Warm up:
“The 13 States Become 16”
Write on the paper:
• Follow the directions on
the non-map side.
• Answer all questions
• This will serve as a visual
of how America is
expanding after the
Revolutionary War
Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
George
Washington
5Ws and H
Closing
Warm up Answers:
“The 13 States Become 16”
Pass up your warm up maps!
Tuesday, 8th of January 2013
Goal:
Goal Analyze the leadership qualities of George
Washington by making inferences of his actions
during his presidency.
Welcome to 8th Grade
Humanities 2012-2013
Mr. Hay’s classroom E103
Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
George
Washington
5Ws and H
Closing
[GT] Semester Review
Topic
How did we get
from English
colonization to the
US Constitution?
Notes
[List at least 35 items as you can of major
events, dates, people’s names, etc. that tells
the story of America. You may begin in 1492
with Columbus’ voyage and end with the Bill
of Rights in 1789.]
Vocab
Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
George
Washington
5Ws and H
Closing
[PreAP] Semester Review
Topic
How did we get
from English
colonization to the
US Constitution?
Notes
[List at least 20 items as you can of major
events, dates, people’s names, etc. that tells
the story of America. You may begin in 1492
with Columbus’ voyage and end with the Bill
of Rights in 1789.]
Vocab
Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
George
Washington
5Ws and H
Closing
Semester Review
Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
[GT] 5Ws and H for Washington
Topic
Notes
Vocabulary
Define the words using the textbook’s
context.
Drawing
Conclusions of
George
Washington
We’ll be drawing some conclusions of George
Washington’s character based on some facts we
gather in class.
First, gather facts. Use the “Drawing Conclusions”
sheet to record your information.
George
Washington
5Ws and H
Closing
Stated Facts about Who?
Washington’s
What?
presidency
When?
Where?
Why?
How?
Vocab
•inaugurate
•Federal Judiciary
Act of 1789
•cabinet
•tariff
Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
[PreAP] 5Ws and H for Washington
Topic
Notes
Vocabulary
Define the words using the textbook’s
context.
Drawing
Conclusions of
George
Washington
We’ll be drawing some conclusions of George
Washington’s character based on some facts we
gather in class.
First, gather facts. Use the “Drawing Conclusions”
sheet to record your information.
George
Washington
5Ws and H
Closing
Stated Facts about Who was he?
Washington’s
What did he do?
presidency
When did he do it?
Where did he do it?
Why did he do it?
How did he do it?
Vocab
•inaugurate
•Federal Judiciary
Act of 1789
•cabinet
•tariff
Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
George
Washington
5Ws and H
-
5Ws and H for Washington
What are the
Stated Facts?
What can you
infer about
Washington’s
character based
on those facts?
Closing
Make your
inferences based
on logic (realitybased facts).
Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
George
Washington
5Ws and H
5Ws and H for Washington
What conclusion
can you make on
Washington’s
character based
on the facts
you’ve gathered
and inferred?
Closing
Make your
conclusion
writing in the
form of a thesis
statement
(argument).
Warm up:
Map 16 States
of America
Review First
Semester :
From
Colonization to
US Constitution
George
Washington
5Ws and H
•Closing
Closing
Turn in Maps and Drawing Conclusions of Washington
History Quiz this Friday
Turn in DBQs if you haven’t yet!
• [GT] Ideas for List 39 due Friday (do 3 really well)
• [GT] Get a copy of Maus II for Jan 22nd
Closing
•
[PreAP] Flashcards due next Friday