Please preview the PBS videos on reconstruction may be material that is disturbing or inappropriate for younger viewers. – Supplies Supplies needed for this week: 1 each of 5” x 18” red, white and blue paper rectangles, string or yarn, newspapers or magazines (or the Internet) for – pictures, one 10” x 18” white paper rectangle Side-view portrait art activity: drawing paper, pencil & eraser, choice of coloring tools American History Reconstruction 1866-1877 Week 7 Resources Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 HISTORY Chapter 19 A Villain, A Chapter 26 Tea in Chapter 10 A Failed Chapter 34 Lynching Chapter 36 A Man Dreamer, A Cartoonist Wyoming (1869) Revolution (1877) Means Killing by a Mob Ahead of His Times (Controlled NY nominations from Chapter 27 Are You Chapter 32 Jim Crow Chapter 35 A Man and His A History of Us Book 7 1860-1870) a Citizen if You Can’t What a Fool Times Reconstructing America Vote? (Early 1870’s) Chapter 33 Ida B. Wells (1883) A History of Us Book 8 Chapter 20 Telling it Like it Is (1871 An Age of Extremes Chicago Fire) Chapter 9 Chapter 10-11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Forty Acres and Maybe a Mule Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 The Forty-Acre Swindle Online Reading READER Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 (End!) Sounder (boy) p. 25 (continue to p. 25 (continue p. 28 Before you p. 30-31 (discuss Optional test: fill out) to fill out) read out loud vs. writing p. 37-38 (You can the answers) do some of the Glencoe Study Guide p. 26-27 p. 29 Active reading questions orally for Sounder (optional) (discuss out (advice chart) for a reluctant loud vs. writing writer.) the answers) Chapter 10-11 Chapter 12-13 Chapter 14-15 Chapter 16-17 Children of the Fire (girl) (End!) PICTURE BOOK Clouds of Terror Choose any: (1870’s) PRESIDENT tm1 Ulysses S. Grant Listen American President’s Song Color the card for Grant and write some facts onto the back. Don’t write his name though so you can President Cards play the which card is flipped” game. “Guess SCIENCE
Please preview the PBS videos on reconstruction – may be material that is disturbing or inappropriate for younger viewers. Supplies Supplies needed for this week: – 1 each of 5” x 18” red, white and blue paper rectangles, string or yarn, newspapers or magazines (or the Internet) for pictures, one 10” x 18” white paper rectangle Side-view portrait art activity: drawing paper, pencil & eraser, choice of coloring tools American History Reconstruction 1866-1877 Week 7 Resources Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 HISTORY A History of Us Book 7 Reconstructing America Chapter 19 A Villain, A Dreamer, A Cartoonist (Controlled NY nominations from 1860-1870) Chapter 26 Tea in Wyoming (1869) Chapter 27 Are You a Citizen if You Can’t Vote? (Early 1870’s) Chapter 10 A Failed Revolution (1877) Chapter 32 Jim Crow What a Fool Chapter 33 Ida B. Wells (1883) Chapter 34 Lynching Means Killing by a Mob Chapter 35 A Man and His Times Chapter 36 A Man Ahead of His Times A History of Us Book 8 An Age of Extremes Chapter 20 Telling it Like it Is (1871 Chicago Fire) Forty Acres and Maybe a Mule Chapter 9 Chapter 10-11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 The Forty-Acre Swindle Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Online Reading READER Sounder (boy) Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 (End!) Glencoe Study Guide for Sounder (optional) p. 25 (continue to fill out) p. 25 (continue to fill out) p. 26-27 (discuss out loud vs. writing the answers) p. 28 Before you read p. 29 Active reading (advice chart) p. 30-31 (discuss out loud vs. writing the answers) Optional test: p. 37-38 (You can do some of the questions orally for a reluctant writer.) Children of the Fire (girl) Chapter 10-11 Chapter 12-13 Chapter 14-15 Chapter 16-17 (End!) PICTURE BOOK Choose any: Clouds of Terror (1870’s) PRESIDENT Ulysses S. Grant tm1 American President’s Song Listen President Cards Color the card for Grant and write some facts onto the back. Don’t write his name though so you can play the “Guess which card is flipped” game. SCIENCE