AP GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

APGP

These plans are general in nature and are not meant to be all inclusive. Dates are subject to change based upon need and student progress. Students are responsible for all missed work.

September 6 - Labor Day
September 7 - Explain the 4 theories on elitist politics and discuss which is most present (if any) in society today.
September 8 - Essay Exam - Unit assignments due
September 9 - Objective Exam (Chapter 1)
September 10 - 9-11 Anniversary Discussion

September 13 - Distribute unit 2 homework; Analyze the Road to the Revolution
September 14 - Articles of Confederation Activity (examines structure, strengths and weaknesses)
September 15 - Explain the events surrounding the Constitutional Convention
September 16 - Explain the events surrounding the Constitutional Convention
September 17 - Constitution Day Activities

CIVICS - GRADE 9

9th Grade Civics

These plans are general in nature and are not meant to be all inclusive. Dates are subject to change based upon need and student progress. Students are responsible for all missed work.

September 6 - Labor Day - No School
September 7 - Define each of the social sciences and list examples of each
September 8 - Review social science definitions and have students generate examples for each
September 9 - Begin Newslab Project
September 10 - Continue working on Newslab Project; 9-11 Anniversary discussion

September 13 - Continue working on Newslab Project
September 14 - Continue working on Newslab Project
September 15 - Continue working on Newslab Project; Labs are due at the end of the period
September 16 - Test; The 7 disciplines of the social sciences
September 17 - Constitution Day Activities