Georgia Studies Week at a Glance: March 29-April 1, 2021
Dive into a week of Georgia Studies focusing on topics like Georgia's role in World War I, the Great Depression, Eugene Talmadge's opposition to the New Deal, and more. Explore instructional activities, learning targets, and instructional vocabulary for a comprehensive learning experience.
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MS. YOUNGS GEORGIA STUDIES WEEK AT A GLANCE FOR MARCH 29, THRU APRIL 1, 2021 LESSONS ARE SUBJECT TO CARRY OVER OR CHANGE
FOCUS STANDARDS SS8H8 ANALYZE GEORGIA S PARTICIPATION IN IMPORTANT EVENTS THAT OCCURRED FROM WORLD WAR I THROUGH THE GREAT DEPRESSION. A. DESCRIBE GEORGIA S CONTRIBUTIONS TO WORLD WAR I. B. EXPLAIN ECONOMIC FACTORS THAT RESULTED IN THE GREAT DEPRESSION. (E.G., BOLL WEEVIL AND DROUGHT). C .DESCRIBE EUGENE TALMADGE S OPPOSITION TO THE NEW DEAL PROGRAMS. D. DISCUSS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT S TIES TO GEORGIA, INCLUDING HIS VISITS TO WARM SPRINGS AND HIS IMPACT ON THE STATE. E. EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF THE NEW DEAL IN TERMS OF THE IMPACT OF THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS, AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT, RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION, AND SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION.
LEARNING TARGETS * I CAN DESCRIBE GEORGIA S CONTRIBUTIONS TO WORLD WAR I. * I CAN EXPLAIN ECONOMIC FACTORS THAT RESULTED IN THE GREAT DEPRESSION. (E.G., BOLL WEEVIL AND DROUGHT). * I CAN DESCRIBE EUGENE TALMADGE S OPPOSITION TO THE NEW DEAL PROGRAMS. * I CAN DISCUSS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT S TIES TO GEORGIA, INCLUDING HIS VISITS TO WARM SPRINGS AND HIS IMPACT ON THE STATE. * I CAN EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF THE NEW DEAL IN TERMS OF THE IMPACT OF THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS, AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT, RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION, AND SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION.
INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES FACE 2 FACE AND ONLINE STUDENTS WILL COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH 29 THRU APRIL 1 LESSONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR MAY CARRY OVER TO THE NEXT WEEK. ACTIVITIES - THE STUDENTS WILL COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING ASSIGNMENTS THIS WEEK: MAGAZINE ARTICLE & AD, GREAT DEPRESSION HISTORY BOARD, POLITICAL CARTOON ANALYSIS, EXECUTIVE EMAILS, HELP WANTED, GREETINGS FROM GEORGIA POSTCARD, AND COMPREHENSION CHECK STUDENTS WILL USE POWER POINT TO : DESCRIBE GEORGIA S CONTRIBUTIONS TO WORLD WAR I. EXPLAIN ECONOMIC FACTORS THAT RESULTED IN THE GREAT DEPRESSION. (E.G., BOLL WEEVIL AND DROUGHT). DESCRIBE EUGENE TALMADGE S OPPOSITION TO THE NEW DEAL PROGRAMS. DISCUSS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT S TIES TO GEORGIA, INCLUDING HIS VISITS TO WARM SPRINGS AND HIS IMPACT ON THE STATE. EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF THE NEW DEAL IN TERMS OF THE IMPACT OF THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS, AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT, RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION, AND SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION.
INSTRUCTIONAL VOCABULARY World War I., Great Depression. (e.g., boll weevil and drought), Eugene Talmadge s, New Deal Programs, Warm Springs, New Deal, Civilian Conservation Corps, Agricultural Adjustment Act, Rural Electrification Administration, and Social Security Administration.
ASSESSMENTS SHORT WEEK BEFORE SPRING BREAK NO ASSESSMENTS WILL BE GIVEN THIS WEEK HAVE A WONDERFUL AND SAFE COVID FREE SPRING BREAK
