Civics EOC Reporting Category Reporting Category 4 Organization and Function of Government – Suggested Time Frame Two 45-50 minute class periods Civics Content Vocabulary amendment, caucus, ratify, rescind Instructional Strategies Close reading Collaborative Cooperative Inquiry with of complex learning learning primary text sources Materials Computer with internet access to view suffrage video Student activity sheets: National Archives Cartoon Analysis Worksheet optional – Viewing Guide Two Methods of Amending and Ratifying the U.S. Constitution Graphic Organizer Complex Text Graphic Organizer: Women’s Rights Case Study Student reading materials: Article V of the U.S. Constitution Rights Case Study: The Difficulty of Amending the U.S. Constitution Lesson Activities and Daily Schedule Please use the chart below to track activity completion. Day Task # Steps in Description Completed? Lesson Yes/No Task 1 1-4 Hook Activity Day Task 2 5-8 Two Methods of Amending and Ratifying the One U.S. Constitution Graphic Organizer Activity Day Task 3 9 & 10 Women’s Rights Case Study Two Task 4 11 Checking for Understanding Essential Content Background This section addresses the following issues: What are the amendment procedures outlined in the U.S. Constitution? How are the significance and the difficulty of the amendment process related? In what ways, and how many times, has the U.S. Constitution been amended? Amending the Florida Constitution 1. What are the amendment procedures outlined in the U.S. Constitution? Article V of the U.S. Constitution outlines two methods for introducing amendments to the U.S. Constitution. These methods are:
Civics EOC Reporting Category Reporting Category 4 – Organization and Function of Government Suggested Time Frame Two 45-50 minute class periods Civics Content Vocabulary amendment, caucus, ratify, rescind Instructional Strategies Close reading of complex text Collaborative learning Cooperative learning Inquiry with primary sources Materials Computer with internet access to view suffrage video Student activity sheets: National Archives Cartoon Analysis Worksheet – optional Viewing Guide Two Methods of Amending and Ratifying the U.S. Constitution Graphic Organizer Complex Text Graphic Organizer: Women’s Rights Case Study Student reading materials: Article V of the U.S. Constitution Rights Case Study: The Difficulty of Amending the U.S. Constitution Lesson Activities and Daily Schedule Please use the chart below to track activity completion. Day Task # Steps in Lesson Description Completed? Yes/No Day One Task 1 1-4 Hook Activity Task 2 5-8 Two Methods of Amending and Ratifying the U.S. Constitution Graphic Organizer Activity Day Two Task 3 9 & 10 Women’s Rights Case Study Task 4 11 Checking for Understanding Essential Content Background This section addresses the following issues: What are the amendment procedures outlined in the U.S. Constitution? How are the significance and the difficulty of the amendment process related? In what ways, and how many times, has the U.S. Constitution been amended? Amending the Florida Constitution 1. What are the amendment procedures outlined in the U.S. Constitution? Article V of the U.S. Constitution outlines two methods for introducing amendments to the U.S. Constitution. These methods are:
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