Constitution Activity Links

Please complete the following activities in order.

docsteach.org/activities/7275

docsteach.org/activities/7763


For each of the following activities write down the questions listed in the activity along with your answers.

docsteach.org/activities/7785

docsteach.org/activities/7788

docsteach.org/activities/7796

docsteach.org/activities/7799

Timely Lessons....

Timely Lessons....

We are currently in the midst of our Constitution unit, covering the framework of our Government.  The test is currently scheduled for next Thursday, November 8.  It was originally scheduled for the 7th, however, I think we will have something else to talk about that day!



The Quizlet Review is available now for vocabulary review.

Constitutional Convention Review

Math Help Sites!

Mrs. Linder has provided a few links for extra math help. Please note the links in the left hand column of the blog for Bright Storm, Khan Academy, Pearson Success Net and Prentice Hall School.

Part of the next assessment involves our discussion of the Declaration of Independence. Remember that there are four parts:

The Preamble
The Statement of Natural Rights
The List of Grievances
The Declaration

You may prepare for the test by identifying each one of these parts and explain each's purpose.  Its the perfect activity for half-time of any of the football games this weekend!  Explain the parts to your family, your pet or to your mirror.  Use the Declaration sheet in your binder or Chapter 6 in your text.

This is the turning point document of American History, the document that sets the course for everything we will discuss for the rest of the year.

Essential Objective 2, Part A TEST

The French and Indian War quickly escalated the growing differences between the British and their American colonists.  Generations of self-governing Americans resisted Britain's new found desire to control the commerce and political activities of the thirteen colonies.  We have covered the many events that led to the "Shot Heard Around the World."  For the test on the causes of the American Revolution be sure to review your notes (the thermometer page), Chapter 5 in your text and the Quizlet review found below! The Quizlet can be viewed anywhere with a computer, laptop or smart phone.

Ten minutes each day before Tuesday - and then Tuesday morning - and you will be set.



CLICK HERE FOR THE QUIZLET REVIEW!