Team 7-2 Social Studies Biweekly Syllabus
October 12, 2009 - October 23, 2009
P. Franklin pfranklin@op97.org
708.524.3040


Announcements
October 16, 2009: Pamphlet or Cartoon Due
October 22, 2009: Fall Portfolio Conference Day
October 22 - 23, 2009: Antifederalist and Federalist Debate
October 26, 2009: American Revolution DBQ Essay Due
October 29, 2009: Chapter 7 test

October 12, 2009
Columbus Day

October 13, 2009
Study Hall: 8:15 a.m.
We the People …. Textbook
CP: Lesson 8: How did the states govern themselves after the Revolution?
pp. 32 - 35
CP: Wrap up debate, discuss DBQ essay

October 14, 2009
Chapter 7 Creating the Constitution
Section 1 Governing a New Nation
pp. 204 - 209
CP: Preview the chapter, read and discuss Section 1
HW: Complete Section 1 note taking study guide and work on DBQ essay

October 15, 2009
Chapter 7 Creating the Constitution
Section 1 Governing a New Nation
pp. 204 - 209
CP: Review Section 1 note taking study guide, students will work on creating a political cartoon about Shay's Rebellion or making a pamphlet ( textbook p. 211)

October 16, 2009
Chapter 7 Creating the Constitution
Section 1 Governing a New Nation
pp. 204 – 209
CP: Class Presentation

October 19, 2009
Chapter 7 Creating the Constitution
Section 2 The Constitutional Convention
pp. 212 -217
CP: SS Portfolio assessment and review, read Section 2
HW: Finish reading Section 2 and complete note taking study guide.

October 20, 2009
Study Hall: 8:15 a.m.
Chapter 7 Creating the Constitution
Section 2 The Constitutional Convention
pp. 212 -217
CP: Continue presentations, discuss Section 2 and review note taking guide

October 21, 2009
Chapter 7 Creating the Constitution
Section 3 Debating the Constitution
pp. 218 - 221
CP: Read and discuss Section 3 Debating the Constitution, complete note taking study guide and prepare for debate
HW: Prepare for debate

October 22, 2009 (Half Day)
Chapter 7 Creating the Constitution
CP: Debate: Federalists v Antifederalists

October 23, 2009 (Half Day)
Chapter 7 Creating the Constitution
CP: Debate: Federalists v Antifederalists


Have a good weekend.