Monday
Example as to what your phocabulary should look like.
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Students will complete Phocabulary: Great Depression on the following terms:
1) Stock Market 2) Bull Market 3) Margin 4) Margin Call 5) Speculation 6) Installment 7) Hooverville (will need to look up online) 8) Hobo 9) Dust Bowl 10) Public Works 11) Relief 12) Foreclose Remember, this will be completed in 3 columns: the word, definition and a picture in color (just like in the image to the left). This MUST be done by hand, NOT on the computer. All of the words, except for Hooverville, will be found in the glossary section of your textbook. Submit to Canvas when completed. |
Tuesday
Today will be a live lesson, in Zoom. If you miss it, please check the Zoom recording in the Announcements Section of your Canvas page.
Wednesday
Today will be a live lesson, in Zoom. If you miss it, please check the Zoom recording in the Announcements Section of your Canvas page.
Thursday
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Students will complete the Great Depression Graphic Organizer. You MUST match up the word with the correct definition. THEY ARE NOT IN ORDER. Afterwards, you will put the terms and definition in order as to how the Great Depression happened. Use 'Book Pages GD GO' to help you match up the correct word with the definition, as well as how the Great Depression got started. You will get 1 point for each word and definition that are in the correct place on the chart. Students will submit to Canvas when complete.
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Friday
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Students will watch Cinderella Man. To watch it FOR FREE, students will need to create an account with Peacock, NBC's new streaming service. They DO NOT ask for credit card information. Simply enter the email address of your choice and create a password in order to create an account. After, you'll type in Cinderella Man into the search box and the movie will pop up (just like the image on the left). You'll click on the movie where you then can select 'watch now.' There are about 6, 1-minute commercials that will pop up while watching the movie (hence why it's free). If that is going to bother you, then you can pay for the movie on Amazon or YouTube.
This will be homework. Please watch it either today or over the weekend. You will have an assignment to go along with the movie on Monday. Universally, this is my students favorite movie I show during the school year. *As of now, Peacock TV will not work on a school device. To access Peacock TV, you will need to use your personal device, Smart TV or download the app on your phone to watch it. I have emailed our tech guy at the district, but he has yet to get back to me. When he does, I will send out a Remind or let you know in class on 12/7. |