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2013 February 28 一 Bell Ringer

Read the scenario on the front of the page and put an X next to questions that will help you answer Susie’s and Bob’s questions. 2013 February 28 一 Bell Ringer. Feel free to work with other students from your political party (Orange Party or Purple Party).

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2013 February 28 一 Bell Ringer

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  1. Read the scenario on the front of the page and put an X next to questions that will help you answer Susie’s and Bob’s questions. 2013 February 28 一 Bell Ringer Feel free to work with other students from your political party (Orange Party or Purple Party). When the bell rings, I will talk to you briefly before giving you five more minutes to discuss and mark your paper. Pick up a “Help! I lost my case!” worksheet from the front table.

  2. Help! I lost my case! (what questions will help us find out) What is going to happen to Susie and Bob?

  3. Take It Up! Surprise! You are being timed. The timer will stop when: everyone has a reading sheet from the back table, and everyone is sitting quietly.

  4. 二 Let’s Take This Baby Up! Before we read this article, I’d like to number the paragraphs together. When I say paragraphs, I mean the main article, not the side notes. Can each one of you give the paragraphs a quick count and confirm that we all have the same number?

  5. 二 Let’s Take This Baby Up! on the front 1 Savana Redding 2 Savana believed 3 The trial court 4 Savana’s lawyer 5 In private 6 There was still 7 But the school 8 But there was 9 The school filed 10 Afterward, weeks on the back

  6. 二 Let’s Take This Baby Up! We will now read this article together with fill in the blank reading. Would y’all like to practice? Practice sentence: The Mount Dora Middle School Eagles will crush East Ridge Middle School in today’s basketball final.

  7. 二 Let’s Take This Baby Up! よみ中 Now Reading

  8. 二 Let’s Take This Baby Up! Did the article answer any of the questions you thought were important? I am going to assign eighteen people a question. If you are not assigned a question, you may assist someone who has a question. Find the paragraph that answers the question and write the paragraph number AFTER the question. 1st2nd4th5th6th

  9. Groups (1st period part 1) Will the Court of Appeals hold a trial all over again? How tall is the Supreme Court building? Does the Court of Appeals have to accept every case? Will there be a jury to decide the case at the Court of Appeals? Are there any women justices on the Supreme Court? Is there only one judge at the Court of Appeals? Why do we have a Court of Appeals? If Susie doesn’t like what happens at the Court of Appeals, does the Supreme Court have to take her case? What kinds of cases does the Supreme Court take? CE CH MW ZM AC RF EVL MC AO

  10. Groups (1st period part 2) continue? How many justices will decide the case at the Supreme Court? Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court? If Susie wins at the Supreme Court, will Bob automatically win his case? Do people get to testify at the Supreme Court like they do in a trial court? How many cases did the Supreme Court hear last year? When did the Supreme Court hear its first case? If Susie loses at the Court of Appeals, will Bob automatically lose his case? Do people get to testify at the Court of Appeals like they do in a trial court? Do Supreme Court justices get elected? RG RB GK WM BM EM CO AL FS

  11. Groups (2nd period part 1) Will the Court of Appeals hold a trial all over again? How tall is the Supreme Court building? Does the Court of Appeals have to accept every case? Will there be a jury to decide the case at the Court of Appeals? Are there any women justices on the Supreme Court? Is there only one judge at the Court of Appeals? Why do we have a Court of Appeals? If Susie doesn’t like what happens at the Court of Appeals, does the Supreme Court have to take her case? What kinds of cases does the Supreme Court take? DDeg DSM GR IR JMN XA BY ZC IH

  12. Groups (2nd period part 2) continue? How many justices will decide the case at the Supreme Court? Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court? If Susie wins at the Supreme Court, will Bob automatically win his case? Do people get to testify at the Supreme Court like they do in a trial court? How many cases did the Supreme Court hear last year? When did the Supreme Court hear its first case? If Susie loses at the Court of Appeals, will Bob automatically lose his case? Do people get to testify at the Court of Appeals like they do in a trial court? Do Supreme Court justices get elected? TW GC KHR TY MD GH AZ AN TF

  13. Groups (4th period part 1) Will the Court of Appeals hold a trial all over again? How tall is the Supreme Court building? Does the Court of Appeals have to accept every case? Will there be a jury to decide the case at the Court of Appeals? Are there any women justices on the Supreme Court? Is there only one judge at the Court of Appeals? Why do we have a Court of Appeals? If Susie doesn’t like what happens at the Court of Appeals, does the Supreme Court have to take her case? What kinds of cases does the Supreme Court take? FP JC DW JV CW OM WD JHy BV

  14. Groups (4th period part 2) continue? How many justices will decide the case at the Supreme Court? Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court? If Susie wins at the Supreme Court, will Bob automatically win his case? Do people get to testify at the Supreme Court like they do in a trial court? How many cases did the Supreme Court hear last year? When did the Supreme Court hear its first case? If Susie loses at the Court of Appeals, will Bob automatically lose his case? Do people get to testify at the Court of Appeals like they do in a trial court? Do Supreme Court justices get elected? JW KM DD JHS JHow DJ JK HShep KV

  15. Groups (5th period part 1) Will the Court of Appeals hold a trial all over again? How tall is the Supreme Court building? Does the Court of Appeals have to accept every case? Will there be a jury to decide the case at the Court of Appeals? Are there any women justices on the Supreme Court? Is there only one judge at the Court of Appeals? Why do we have a Court of Appeals? If Susie doesn’t like what happens at the Court of Appeals, does the Supreme Court have to take her case? What kinds of cases does the Supreme Court take? GB DM BH ER TH AH AM MH SC

  16. Groups (5th period part 2) continue? How many justices will decide the case at the Supreme Court? Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court? If Susie wins at the Supreme Court, will Bob automatically win his case? Do people get to testify at the Supreme Court like they do in a trial court? How many cases did the Supreme Court hear last year? When did the Supreme Court hear its first case? If Susie loses at the Court of Appeals, will Bob automatically lose his case? Do people get to testify at the Court of Appeals like they do in a trial court? Do Supreme Court justices get elected? TJ EM BC JM CR CW DH VB YSM

  17. Groups (6th period part 1) Will the Court of Appeals hold a trial all over again? How tall is the Supreme Court building? Does the Court of Appeals have to accept every case? Will there be a jury to decide the case at the Court of Appeals? Are there any women justices on the Supreme Court? Is there only one judge at the Court of Appeals? Why do we have a Court of Appeals? If Susie doesn’t like what happens at the Court of Appeals, does the Supreme Court have to take her case? What kinds of cases does the Supreme Court take? LP AE JL BM NM AD DH WL QJ

  18. Groups (6th period part 2) continue? How many justices will decide the case at the Supreme Court? Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court? If Susie wins at the Supreme Court, will Bob automatically win his case? Do people get to testify at the Supreme Court like they do in a trial court? How many cases did the Supreme Court hear last year? When did the Supreme Court hear its first case? If Susie loses at the Court of Appeals, will Bob automatically lose his case? Do people get to testify at the Court of Appeals like they do in a trial court? Do Supreme Court justices get elected? ELS EL MM CE IB KP DG SGJ RM

  19. 三 Help! I lost my case! answers Let’s share the answers.

  20. 四 Refreshing The Memory:Court System Make a line starting at the front table that goes back to the cabinets. I will stop the timer I have started when everyone is standing quietly and facing forward.

  21. 四 Refreshing The Memory:Court System I will give each person a slip of paper. Return to your seat with that paper. Write your name on the back of it. When everyone has returned to her/his seat, we are going to play a matching game to create groups. If your paper has a number, you are a group leader. Use your reading page to find who should be in your group. If your paper doesn’t have a number, try to figure out which number matches your paper. (wait for the next slide)

  22. 四 Refreshing The Memory:Court System The timer has started. I will stop the timer when all nine groups have formed.

  23. 五Venn and Magic Square This final paper will be paper number five for your notes check on the 6th of March. You may work with the groups you came up with for the last activity. • Next week’s notes check: • Thurgood Marshall Notes and Questioning (11 Feb) • Voting Rights Guided Notes (12 Feb) • One Accident, Two Trials Venn Diagram (25 Feb) • I’ve Got The Power! (27 Feb for 1st; 28 Feb for 2nd; 26 Feb for 4th, 5th, and 6th) • Appellate Courts Magic Square (1 Mar) • Supreme Decision: Even My Life? (4 Mar) • Road to Civil Rights Vocabulary (5 Mar)

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