Objectives: We will describe the roots of the Enlightenment.
Announcements:
Friendly Reminder: Remember to show excellence by doing the following things:
A) While in class, always work hard and be nice.
B) Please read all tasks fully before asking a teammate or your teacher if you don't understand something.
Task 1: For students who did not attend the EOY field lesson, you must correctly submit your presentations here. Track as Mr. Herrera shows you how to do this.
Task 2: Fill out the correct answer form for SA #15. Place it in the proper bin when finished. Then read silently until Mr. Herrera calls your attention.
Task 3: On your own, review the presentation titled Roots of the Enlightenment. Take Cornell notes on the next available page in your notebook. Get Mr. Herrera's signature before moving forward.
Task 4: Create a 4-box comic using MakeBeliefsComix.com. Take a look at Mr. Herrera's example. The requirements are as follows:
- Box 1: Summarize how the Enlightenment grew out of the Scientific Revolution (p. 400, The Scientific Revolution)
- Box 2: Summarize how the Enlightenment has roots in the Renaissance and Reformation (p. 400, The Renaissance and Reformation)
- Box 3: Summarize how Enlightenment thinkers were inspired by classical culture (p. 400, Classical and Christian Influences)
- Box 4: Summarize how Enlightenment thinkers prized reason over authority (p. 401, New Ideas Versus Old Beliefs)
Task 5: Submit your MakeBeliefsComix here.
Homework:
- For students who went on the EOY field lesson, you must finish your GoAnimate video by Thursday, June 23, 2011.
- Finish your MakeBeliefsComix on the Enlightenment.
Early Finishers:
- Check out the class website for early finisher's options.
