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Mrs. Powers
8th
Grade
SC History

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Below is The Link for
Chapters 8 & 9 in our textbook.
http://www.capitalcitypublishing.com/chapter8.pdf
http://www.capitalcitypublishing.com/chapter9.pdf
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Announcements
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Thank
you parents that have sent Donations to our classroom they are greatly
appreciated.
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It would
be greatly appreciated if Students could bring some disinfecting
wipes. We have plenty of hand
sanitizer and disinfecting spray at this time.
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We
can always use copying paper!!!
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Can
food drive for House of Hope sponsored by SGA- Team that collects the
most cans will get a treat!!!!
Deadline is November 23.
Please help support this cause.
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Chapter
8/9 Test on Friday, November 20.
Wish List:
v Hand Sanitizer
v Tissues
v Computer Paper
v Notebook Paper
v Pencils
v Candy for Prizes
The Flu season is among us and any donations of Disinfecting spray
or Disinfecting wipes, hand sanitizer, and Kleenex are greatly
appreciated.
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Grading Policy
In my class I use the points system so that students
can keep up with their grades easily.
Each assignment will be given a point value based on the
assignment. For example a Chapter
Test may count 50- 70 points depending on the length. If the test counts
50 points and the student misses 10 questions then the student will
receive a 40/50. You take the
points earned and divide them by the points possible to get your
grade. A 40/50 would be an
80. A 50/50 would be 100.
At the end of each nine weeks homework will be given
a point value, depending on the number of homework assignments. One point will be deducted for every
assignment the student misses. The
student will be able to do the assignments missed and turn them in before
the end of the nine weeks. THE
STUDENT IS RESPONSIBLE for coming to me to see which assignments have
been missed. Bell Work will be graded based on
effort.
Class Rules
I will
review with your child the classroom procedures I expect him/her to follow. The following is the management plan I
will use for students who fail to comply.
1st offense: Warning! Student Conference/Minor Disciplinary
Action
2nd offense: Parent Contact: Note/Letter/Phone Call/Conference
3rd offense:
Time Out or Lunch Detention
4th offense: Office Referral
If a student’s
behavior warrants it, any of these steps may be skipped, and the student
referred directly to the school office.
This Week
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Chapters 8 &
9 – Low Country, Back Country, Cherokee War, & Regulator Movement
Lesson Plans
Plans may change
due to pacing or unforeseen circumstances.
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J.Powers’ Lesson Plans
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Week of
11/16-11/20
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Student/Teacher
Activities
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Assessment
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Homework
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Materials
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Standard: 8-1:The student will demonstrate an
understanding of the settlement of SC and the US by Native Americans,
European and Africans.
Indicator: 8-1.2 Categorize
events according to the ways they improved or worsened relations
between Native Americans and European settlers, including alliances and
land agreements between the English and the Catawba, Cherokee, and
Yamassee; deerskin trading; the Yamassee War; and the Cherokee War. (H,
P, E)
Indicator:
8-1.3 Summarize the history
of European settlement in Carolina from the first attempts to settle at
San Miguel de Gualdape, Charlesfort, San Felipe, and Albemarle Point to
the time of South Carolina’s establishment as an economically important
British colony, including the diverse origins of the settlers, the
early government, the importance of the plantation system and slavery,
and the impact of the natural environment on the development of the
colony. (H, G, P, E)
Indicator: 8-1.5 Summarize
the significant changes to South Carolina’s government during the
colonial period, including the proprietary regime and the period of
royal government, and the significance of the Regulator movement. (G, P)
Indicator: 8-1.6 Explain
how South Carolinians used natural, human, and political resources to
gain economic prosperity, including trade with Barbados, rice planting,
Eliza Lucas Pinckney and indigo planting, the slave trade, and the
practice of mercantilism. (H, G, E)
Indicator: 8-1.7 Summarize the military and economic involvement of
South Carolina in the French-British colonial rivalry. (H, G, P, E)
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Monday
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Bellwork: Workbook Pg. 80-Settling the Back Country-will go over as a
class (S) RS WS VAK
Instruction Time:
1) Introduce WOW
2) Go over Workbook Pg. 67
3) Low Country vs. Back
Country Activity on SB- students will see a series of pictures and student
will identify which area the picture goes with by holding up a card
that says low country on one side and back country on the other. (S) VAK
4) Discuss Chapters 8
& 9 (B) VAK
5) Take Two Column Notes
on Chapters 8 & 9 (S) RS WS
VAK
6) Pass out French
& Indian War Handout
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Workbook Pg. 80
Low Country vs. Back
Country Activity
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French and Indian War
Handout
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Workbook
Smartboard
French and Indian War
Handout
Textbook
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Standard: 8-1:The student will demonstrate an understanding
of the settlement of SC and the US by Native Americans, European and
Africans.
Indicator: 8-1.2 Categorize
events according to the ways they improved or worsened relations
between Native Americans and European settlers, including alliances and
land agreements between the English and the Catawba, Cherokee, and
Yamassee; deerskin trading; the Yamassee War; and the Cherokee War. (H,
P, E)
Indicator:
8-1.3 Summarize the history
of European settlement in Carolina from the first attempts to settle at
San Miguel de Gualdape, Charlesfort, San Felipe, and Albemarle Point to
the time of South Carolina’s establishment as an economically important
British colony, including the diverse origins of the settlers, the
early government, the importance of the plantation system and slavery,
and the impact of the natural environment on the development of the
colony. (H, G, P, E)
Indicator: 8-1.5 Summarize
the significant changes to South Carolina’s government during the colonial
period, including the proprietary regime and the period of royal
government, and the significance of the Regulator movement. (G, P)
Indicator: 8-1.6 Explain
how South Carolinians used natural, human, and political resources to
gain economic prosperity, including trade with Barbados, rice planting,
Eliza Lucas Pinckney and indigo planting, the slave trade, and the
practice of mercantilism. (H, G, E)
Indicator: 8-1.7 Summarize the military and economic involvement of
South Carolina in the French-British colonial rivalry. (H, G, P, E)
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Tuesday
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Bell work: Define
guerilla warfare using a sentence or drawing(S) RS
WS VAK
Instruction Time:
1) Go over French and
Indian War handout.(B) RS WS VAK
2) Discuss Chapters 8
& 9 (B) VAK
3) Take Two Column Notes
on Chapters 8 & 9 (S) RS WS
VAK
4) Read last 15 minutes
of Class.
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Skits, Sentences, or
drawings on what guerilla
warfare means
Informal Questioning
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Study Notes and Vocabulary
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Study Guide
Smartboard
Textbook
AR Book
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Wednesday
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Bell work: Decorate an Index cared for an American Soldier(S) WS VAK
Instruction Time:
1) Finish Discussing
Chapters 8 & 9 (B) VAK
2) Finish Taking Two
Column Notes on Chapters 8 & 9 (S) RS WS VAK
3) Low Country vs. Back Country Activity
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Vocabulary Word Scramble
Review for Chapter Test
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Study Notes and
Vocabulary
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Study Guide
Smartboard
Veteran’s Day Power
Point
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Standard: 8-1:The student will demonstrate an understanding
of the settlement of SC and the US by Native Americans, European and
Africans.
Indicator: 8-1.2 Categorize
events according to the ways they improved or worsened relations
between Native Americans and European settlers, including alliances and
land agreements between the English and the Catawba, Cherokee, and
Yamassee; deerskin trading; the Yamassee War; and the Cherokee War. (H,
P, E)
Indicator:
8-1.3 Summarize the history
of European settlement in Carolina from the first attempts to settle at
San Miguel de Gualdape, Charlesfort, San Felipe, and Albemarle Point to
the time of South Carolina’s establishment as an economically important
British colony, including the diverse origins of the settlers, the
early government, the importance of the plantation system and slavery,
and the impact of the natural environment on the development of the
colony. (H, G, P, E)
Indicator: 8-1.5 Summarize
the significant changes to South Carolina’s government during the colonial
period, including the proprietary regime and the period of royal
government, and the significance of the Regulator movement. (G, P)
Indicator: 8-1.6 Explain
how South Carolinians used natural, human, and political resources to gain
economic prosperity, including trade with Barbados, rice planting,
Eliza Lucas Pinckney and indigo planting, the slave trade, and the
practice of mercantilism. (H, G, E)
Indicator: 8-1.7 Summarize the military and economic involvement of
South Carolina in the French-British colonial rivalry. (H, G, P, E)
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Thursday
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Bellwork: Vocabulary Word Scramble. (S) RS WS VAK
Instruction Time:
1) Review for Chapter
Test
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Review for Chapter Test
Vocabulary Word Scramble
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STUDY FOR TEST
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Smart Board
Test Review
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Standard: 8-1:The student will demonstrate an
understanding of the settlement of SC and the US by Native Americans,
European and Africans.
Indicator: 8-1.2 Categorize
events according to the ways they improved or worsened relations
between Native Americans and European settlers, including alliances and
land agreements between the English and the Catawba, Cherokee, and
Yamassee; deerskin trading; the Yamassee War; and the Cherokee War. (H,
P, E)
Indicator:
8-1.3 Summarize the history
of European settlement in Carolina from the first attempts to settle at
San Miguel de Gualdape, Charlesfort, San Felipe, and Albemarle Point to
the time of South Carolina’s establishment as an economically important
British colony, including the diverse origins of the settlers, the
early government, the importance of the plantation system and slavery,
and the impact of the natural environment on the development of the
colony. (H, G, P, E)
Indicator: 8-1.5 Summarize
the significant changes to South Carolina’s government during the
colonial period, including the proprietary regime and the period of
royal government, and the significance of the Regulator movement. (G,
P)
Indicator: 8-1.6 Explain
how South Carolinians used natural, human, and political resources to
gain economic prosperity, including trade with Barbados, rice planting,
Eliza Lucas Pinckney and indigo planting, the slave trade, and the
practice of mercantilism. (H, G, E)
Indicator: 8-1.7 Summarize the military and economic involvement of
South Carolina in the French-British colonial rivalry. (H, G, P, E)
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Friday
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Bellwork: Study
Silently for Test.
Instruction
Time:
1) Chapters 8 & 9
Test (S) RS WS
2) Read AR Book when test completed.
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Chapter Test
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Have a Great Weekend.
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Chapter Test
AR Book
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Abbreviations Key
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S=Student SB=Smart Board V=Visual
T=Teacher WS=Writing
Activity
A=Auditory
B=Both RS=Reading
Activity
K=Kinesthetic
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Contact Information
I look forward to working with your child this
year. Please feel free to contact
me with any questions or concerns.
Phone:
673-1199
Home:
346-7490 Please do not
call after 9 pm
Email: Jennifer.Powers@fsd1.org
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