US Lesson Plan for January 21-24, 2014
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This teacher's lesson plan outlines instruction for a 6th period social studies class during the week of January 21st-24th. On Monday, there is no class due to MLK Day. Tuesday's lesson focuses on events during George Washington's presidency and finishes an activity on the Bill of Rights. Wednesday covers John Adams's presidency and reviews terms for an upcoming test. Thursday reviews the three branches of government and has a pre-test on terms. Friday is a government unit test. Teaching strategies include pair sharing, SIOP techniques, and Cornell notes. Assessments include quizzes, tests, and teacher observations.
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