'Historical details' diaporamas de présentation

Rip Van Winkle

Rip Van Winkle. A New Critical Approach and a (New) Historical Approach. Starting Questions. Do you like the story? Its Language? Humor? Anything else? What could it possibly mean? What pattern(s) is there in the story? Have you found any words repeated?

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Creating Political Cartoons

Creating Political Cartoons. Learning Targets. Understand the working parts of a political cartoon. Analyze successful political cartoons. Apply this knowledge by creating a political cartoon about the problems of city life that immigrants faced. MUST.

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Constantine, Christianity, & Greco-Roman Culture

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Root Word Section in your comp book

Root Word Section in your comp book. QW: Should a bear be killed for attacking a camper in his/her tent?. Root Word Section in your comp book. QW: Should a bear be killed for attacking a camper in his/her tent?. Your Individual Writing Plan.

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Description of a place

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Gold Rush Poster

Gold Rush Poster. Use your phones to research Gold Rush posters (Yes! You can use your phones!) Evaluate the different routes to California and create a poster advertising the route you would have taken (will this require a ship or wagon?).

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Homework

Homework. Write a newspaper opinion article explaining why the U.S. should or should not go to war. Using historical details. Make sure your response is half a page long.

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