Supreme Court Carousel
Korematsu, Mapp & Yoder
Brown v Board
Gideon v Wainwright
Miranda v Arizona
Regents v Bakke
Roe v Wade
Schenck v US
Tinker v Des Moines
NJ v TLO
Landmark Case Matching
Monday, May 19, 2014
Friday, May 16, 2014
B2 & B3
B2: Current Supreme Court Justices
B3: Landmark Supreme Court Cases
- Add three pieces of notes to your sheet.
- You will have to copy notes from a classmate if you were gone. My video has gone haywire.
B3: Landmark Supreme Court Cases
- Follow the directions on THIS PowerPoint....use THIS PACKET to find your case
- You may create a google presentation or a OneDrive PowerPoint. Either way you should be able to share a "can view" link with me for Monday so that your classmates can view your presentation for the Tour
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Begin Unit V
Unit V: Judicial Branch
A1: Constitutional Search (50)
A2: Judicial Branch Basics Notes (51)
A1: Constitutional Search (50)
- Complete the CONSTITUTIONAL SEARCH using the Constitution in the book or online
A2: Judicial Branch Basics Notes (51)
- Add three pieces of notes to the print out from class
- Use THIS VIDEO to assist you
A3: Bill of Rights Notes (52)
- Use the Bill of Rights at the end of the Constitution in your book to JOT down each right in the first 10 Amendments on THIS SHEET
- Notes will come tomorrow.
Monday, May 12, 2014
Thursday, May 8, 2014
B3 & B4
Turn in Unit IV Homework
With it turn in: A1-A4
Review Game over Bureaucracy notes
Practice: Presidential Powers
With it turn in: A1-A4
Review Game over Bureaucracy notes
Practice: Presidential Powers
- Reviewed all 8 as a class
- Did practice on the back of Evolutionary powers sheet
B3: Formal v Informal Qualifications
- Create a "T" chart on your own piece of paper
- One one side list all the formal qualifications to be a president (listed in constitution)
- On the other side, look at THIS SHEET to determine what the informal qualifications of the president are
- Answer this question: Which one is more important to becoming a president? Why?
Begin: B4: How the VP REALLY works
- Mark up activity.
- Read THIS PACKET and:
- circle VP names
- Underline the most important phrase in each paragraph
- Create a 1-4 word summary of the paragraph in the margins for each paragraph
- We will complete this tomorrow
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
B1 & B2
Finish A4: Presidential Succession & the VP (43)
Homework (44)
Homework (44)
- Due Thursday (A1-A4 with it)
B1: Bureaucracies Notes(45)
- use THIS VIDEO to add three pieces of notes to the printout of THESE NOTES
- You can get them from the class folder or print them out yourself
B2: Evolutionary Powers (46)
- Complete the front of THIS SHEET using your textbook
- We will complete the back tomorrow
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
A3, A4 & Homework
Finish A2: Electoral College Notes (41)
A3: Electoral Practice and Presidential Powers (42)
A4: Presidential Succession and the VP (43)
Unit IV Homework (44)---DUE THURSDAY
- Links to notes & video on yesterday's blog
- We watched the video below again to attempt to find two mistakes and one ambiguity
A3: Electoral Practice and Presidential Powers (42)
- Completed THIS SHEET using A2 (Front) and the textbook (Back)
- We reviewed & explained the answers to each after completion with your islands
A4: Presidential Succession and the VP (43)
- Completed THIS SHEET using the textbook
Unit IV Homework (44)---DUE THURSDAY
Monday, May 5, 2014
Begin Unit III (A1& A2)
Hand Back Unit III Exams
A1: Constitution Search (30)
- Complete THIS SHEET using the Constitution found in the back of your book or online.
A2: Electoral College (31)
- Complete the ELECTORAL COLLEGE NOTES
- Use THIS VIDEO if you were absent or need to review
Thursday, May 1, 2014
B4 & Review
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