Friday, March 30, 2012

From Checks and Balances to Individual Rights: The Bill of Rights...

Hello all Individuals,

      Yesterday you all did a phenomenal job interacting with text and media in order to understand CHECKS and BALANCES.  use those same skills you used yesterday to understand the Bill of Rights today.  Remember, the Bill og Rights is that part of the Constitution that really demonstrates the Constititutional principle of INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS.  This is the part of the constitution the Anti-Federalists want so badly.  Why did some of the Framers want the Bill of Rights?  Do we still need a Bill of Rights today?  What do you think?
      Your Learning target is the same from yesterday so you should have no problem hitting it again today. 

Media in History
I can identify main ideas, analyze supporting details, and evaluate inferences within discipline specific readings


      Here are the links you will need for the day.  The first one is for you all to watch individually.  The second, is for the whole class to watch along with the reading. 

       The Bill of Rights: Brainpop

       Whole Class Video

Have a great day,
C
From the cluttered mind of C, Teacher
School District of Waukesha
Waukesha STEM Academy

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