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Unit 2 - First World War and Twenties - 1914-1929 (2P)

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Unit Question - 1914-1929: A Time of Progress?

 

Unit Tasks - Paragraph Writing on Progress

 

Unit Consolidation:

1) Add events to the class timeline - see example here - groups decide which events are most significant, defend them and class votes on which go on the wall. You can colour code the events - more pride or more shame or neutral
2) At the end of every unit, check in with the Course Questions using the Skills Inventory and the My Five "Blog Post" (it might work better as a My Three)

 

 

 

Course question introduction: 

Use polleverywhere to generate class criteria for progress and decline

 Journal Reflect: (choose 2)

  • What is the most important kind of decline for you?
  • What is the most important kind of progress?
  • Do you think Canada is progressing or declining today? 

 

 

 

Activity 1:

Causes and Effects of World War I

 

Product: Sandbox Model (assessment for learning)

 

Lecture - Causes of WWI

 

Groups discuss with chart paper -

Which cause was most significant? Why?

 

Arms Auction

 

Journal: What did you learn about the weapons of WWI? What made your auction team effective/ineffective?

 

Overview of all Western Front battles

 

Battles Videos People's History - Go Out and Meet Death Bravely

 

Research a land battle of WWI and create a model of it start at the Canadian War Museum, use texts in class too.

 

Bring what you need to create a trench model tomorrow 

I will supply: sandbox, some soldiers, some wire

Create a battle scene using  Sandboxes

 

Journal: Which battle would I rather call in sick for and why?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Activity 2:

First World War - Your Questions and Investigations

 

Product: Legion Remembrance Contest: Poetry, Art

 

What are your questions about WWI?

Use the books: History Uncovered and Canadian Sources Investigated to spark your questions - skim through and put sticky notes on the pages you find intriguing.

 

Form groups to investigate your questions and share out your answers. Ask new questions.

Journal Entry:

3 things I learned

2 things I wonder

1 next step for my skills (inquiry, collaboration, communication, etc.)

 

Teacher can provide support from the Canada: A People's History Series as appropriate and necessary.

 

Time to work on and complete your entry for the Legion Remembrance Contest.

 

Journal Entry: 

What is 1 powerful message that you or your classmates used in your work to show remembrance? Why was it the most powerful?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Activity 3:

Cold War and Change and Continuity 

 

Product: Cold War Timeline with : e 1903

 

 

 

Activity 4:

October Crisis and Significance

 

Product: A) Letter to the museum's CEO Mark O'Neill OR  B) Design the exhibit which will show people why it's significant

 

 

 

Activity 5:

Oka Crisis and Primary Sources and the Ethical Dimension 

 

 

 

 

 

         

eptember 30

Oka and the Ethical Dimension

4 corners

 

Either:
Write a letter to the PM, OR

Design a suitable memorial 

 

ctober 1

 

Select 2 of 5 items to submit for the 

Unit One Assessment

Complete one for peer review tomorrow

2

Questions Diagnostic today - how are your questioning Skills?

 

Group activity - rocket ship

 

 

HW: Complete your Unit 1 Assessment Product #1

Draft Product #2

 

Use the Peer Review to self-check if you understand and are using the Historical Thinking Concept

 

Unit One Assessment items due by end period today

 

Mobile Lab 

 

Peer Review 

 

 

4

Journal: If you could be any Canadian involved in any of the these events, who would you be?

 

Start think about your Canadian Character for the Memory Box.

 

What artifact from unit 1 is significant for her/him?

 

Unit Two: 1914-1929

What causes social upheaval?

Chalkboard Splash

Your ideas 

 

What questions do you have about this time period?

Your Open and Closed Questions

 

October 7

Causes of World War I

Road to War Slides 

Take notes

 

Debate: Which was the most important cause? Why?

 

8

The No. 2 Construction Battalion  Lesson

 

Examining primary sources

Documents (from CSI book)

 

Generating historical thinking questions.

 

 

 

9

Finish Construction Battalion - Journal your 3 questions.

 

Finish Causes of war

- Which one most important?

10

Battles

 

Watch - Go Out and Meet Death Bravely (People's History)

 

Create a battle scene from the Somme or Passchendaele in your sandbox.

11

 

PD Day no School

October 14

Thanksgiving - No School

 

 

 

15

Watch Vimy video (People's History)

Journal: Which battle would you call in sick for and why?

 

Introduce Legion contest assignment.

 

Examine our Questions - 

Halifax Explosion - watch video clip - what caused it? what were the effects?

 

16

Our Questions about the war

- What have we answered so far?

- What further questions do you have?

 

Choose a question that we have not yet answered and read about it using in class sources.

 

 

 

17

Report your findings from Our Questions  to the class

 

Begin working on Legion contest assignment

 

Full contest Details here

18

 

War Art - Mr. Hutchinson

 

Groups create an image/impression of the war

October 21

Work on Legion contest assignment

 

22

Legion contest assignment Due  today for self/peer review.

Don't forget to complete theentry form if you wish to also enter the contest.

 

WWI Review our Questions

Topic 2 Twenties, a time of progress?:

What is Progress? Establish criteria 

23

Legion Contest Due Today

 

What is Progress? What would make a time of Progress? Graffiti activity to create criteria.

 

Watch selected clips from Good Bright Days.

 

Were the 20s a Time of Progress according to our criteria?

Our Results

24

Were the 1920s a time of Progress?

View/read Selected Topicstogether

 

 

Bring a shoebox to decorate for tomorrow's class.

25

Memory Box - Let's Begin

 

Bring your shoebox to decorate for your character.

October 28

 

Review and prepare for 1920s assessment

29

Twenties Assessment

 

Significance Vote

 

30

Unit 3: 1929-45

 

Topic 1: The Great Depression

How well did the government deal with the depression?

 

Treatment of the Unemployed - worksheet from CSI textbook

 

31

Hallowe'en

 

Significance Vote

 

Intro to Royal Commission assignment or Letter to Government

November 1

Memory Box - Let's Begin

 

Create your character and put in the first artifact from 1914-1929 - complete significance worksheet

 

 

 

 

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