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How to Organize Your Notebook

How to Organize Your Notebook. Cover. Inside Cover and Table of Contents. Unit 1: Table of Contents. Syllabus Personality Crest Manifest Destiny Notes and One Pager & Quiz (back) Slavery Notes, p. 1 Slavery Notes, p. 2 Slavery Notes, p. 3 Slavery Practice Pictures

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How to Organize Your Notebook

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  1. How to Organize Your Notebook

  2. Cover

  3. Inside Cover and Table of Contents Unit 1: Table of Contents Syllabus Personality Crest Manifest Destiny Notes and One Pager & Quiz (back) Slavery Notes, p. 1 Slavery Notes, p. 2 Slavery Notes, p. 3 Slavery Practice Pictures Universal Law of Slavery: Reading and Analysis Opposing Views of Slavery: Reading and Analysis Word Wall Vocabulary Review Slavery Terms and Concepts Review Broadside Poster Rubric 11 Sentence Essay and Rubric Miscellaneous Handouts Sentence Starters (If you need some ideas

  4. Unit 2: Cover Page - Civil War & Reconstruction1 Task: Create a magazine cover focusing on this unit’s topic – the Civil War. Things to Consider… * Focus on images, maps, artwork. * Combine ideas – you can have more than 1 * Use all your space – no white space! * Include plenty of details and color * The more you give, the more you get.

  5. Unit 2: Table of Contents2 Cover Page Table of Contents Civil War Letter & Analysis 1 Vocabulary Exercise 1 Civil War Map Civil War Letter & Analysis 2 and 3 Civil War Quiz Reconstruction Word Search Reconstruction Quiz Reconstruction Cornell Notes and Cartoon Analysis – Day 1 Reconstruction Cornell Notes – Day 2 & 3 Freedman’s Bureau Documents & Analysis Freedman’s Bureau Pamphlet & Rubric Reconstruction Cornell Notes Day 4 Word Wall Review 11 Sentence Essay & Rubric

  6. Unit 3: Labor Unions & Progressives1 Secure your Booklet here!

  7. Unit 3: Labor Unions & Progressives2 Secure your Exam here!

  8. Unit 4: Immigration1 Table of Contents Immigration Notes Final Project Organizer Final Project Rubric Miscellaneous Handouts (half sheets, etc.)

  9. 1st Semester Final Exam & Reflection Attach your 1st Semester Final Exam Scantron here! Reflection: In a 1-2 paragraphs, explain your reaction to your performance on the Final Exam. Consider the following: How is your score reflective of your grade prior to the exam? How did your studying/review prior to the exam reflect your score? How does your score reflect the time and focus spent on the exam? Moving forward, what do you need in order to be successful and earn credit for this class this semester?

  10. How to Organize Your Notebook

  11. Unit 5: Imperialism1 Task: Create a magazine cover focusing on this unit’s topic – 1920s & Great Depression. Things to Consider… * Focus on images, maps, artwork. * Combine ideas – you can have more than 1 * Use all your space – no white space! * Include plenty of details and color * The more you give, the more you get.

  12. Unit 5: Table of Contents2 Cover Page Page 1 Table of Contents Page 2 Imperialism Motive Notes Page 3 American Imperial Acquisitions Page 4 Exit Ticket Quiz (1/15) Page 5 Political Cartoon & Rubric Page 6

  13. Unit 6: WWI Table of Contents1 Table of Contents Page 1 America in WWI Notes Page 2 America in WWI (Revisions) Page 3

  14. Unit 7: 1920s & Great Depression 1 Task: Create a magazine cover focusing on this unit’s topic – Imperialism. Things to Consider… * Focus on images, maps, artwork. * Combine ideas – you can have more than 1 * Use all your space – no white space! * Include plenty of details and color * The more you give, the more you get.

  15. Unit 7: Table of Contents 2 Cover Page Page 1 Table of Contents Page 2 1920s Organizer Page 3 1920s Synthesis w/ Rubric Page 4 Student Notebook Reflection Page 5

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