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Immigration in America early 1900s

Just finished revamping my IMMIGRATION powerpoint presentation. It is wordy, but so is the South Carolina support document! Buh-dum-dum!

I always have my kids make T-charts (they know I am obsessed with them) to help them understand the shifts from being an "old" immigrant to "new" immigrant in early 20th century America. Also, for this lesson, I am going to print them a map of Europe and Asia and we will color code Old vs New immigrants by country. Geography skills are totally lacking these days, so I try to add it as much as possible!!

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Industrial Revolution in America

My students are starting the Industrial Revolution, so I made this powerpoint. It adheres to the South Carolina Standard 3.1

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Friday Finds! Classroom posters and student work!

TGIF to everyone in the blog-o-sphere!

Time is just flying by here in SC!

My class and I have been busy preparing for our PASS testing. I wanted to share some photos with you!

:) enjoy!

ELA: PASS Review TODAY

 

MY CURRENT MATH BULLETIN BOARD---ALGEBRA!

 Factors leading to global warming

 SCIENCE: Limiting Factors Reflection Sheet

 

 

Civil Rights FLOCAB RAP CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS FOLDABLE

My PASS Prep Packet for Parents and Students

(How's that for alliteration?!?!?!)

LOL



Just in Time for Valentine's Day: THE RED SCARE and McCarthyism

My children started speaking about THE COLD WAR last week...and we will continue tomorrow with McCarthyism. Here is what We have done so  far:

 

My Plans for the RED SCARE

 



Our 100th Day of School etc....

100th Day of School treat for each kid in my class!

Thank you Pinterest!!!!

HAPPY

100th Day of School!

Mrs. Penna thinks you are worth....

 

My tri-fold board for our school's 1st Multicultural Festival!
I lived there in the summer of 1999..time flies!

My whiteboard BEFORE

My Whiteboard AFTER

COLD WAR ERA Social Studies Bulletin Board

BOOK TALK GROUPS--Lexiled groups and reading along questions

World War II told through COMICS

I created these comics,
based on my SC standards.

I used the iPad app
"COMIC STRIP."

My children were very
engaged and enjoyed the
lesson.

The next day, they were able
to use a similiar app for the
next standard.

Popplet app --GREAT DEPRESSION