Welcome to the 2000-2010 school year! To help students prepare for the first day of school, I am listing the supplies that will be needed for this class.
(1) Ring binder notebook, recommend 2" rings
(2) College ruled notebook paper
(3) Blue or Black Ink Pens (have several in class each day)
The following items are not required but highly recommended.
(1) Personal 3-hole punch (one that fits into binder rings)
(2) Colored highlighters
(3) Personal stapler
(4) Ruler
(5) Personal items as needed (Kleenex, band-aids, etc.)
It is not the job of the teacher or other students in the classroom to furnish you with school supplies. Please come to class prepared on a daily basis with your supplies.
IDS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES IN MY CLASSROOM. Students have until the end of August to secure IDs. They will be required beginning the first class in September.
NOTE TO PARENTS: Students will receive a detailed packet of information regarding this class on the first day. PLEASE ask for that packet and look over it. There is a student information sheet included that must be filled out and returned. This sheet requires parent input and signature.
8/24 **First day of class!
o Distribution/review of class orientation materials.
o Questions based on orientation package due 8/31
o "Government Who's Who?" due Thursday 8/27
o Student information sheet to be completed/submitted
by 8/31
8/25
o Set up student notebooks
o Warm-up
o Derive class definition of "government" and compare
to textbook definition
o Assignment: Create a graphic organizer based on
content pp. 8-10 "Purposes of Government
8/26
o Discuss death of Senator Ted Kennedy, implications
o Continue notes on government - definition of
constitution, purposes of government as listed in
Constitution
o Quiz
o Begin notes on "state"
8/27
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