Ch 24 WWII Flashcards Link

Ch 24 WWII Flashcards Link
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Jan 23 & 24: News and Holocaust

Hello:
Today we will watch Monday's news about the inauguration of our 45th president: Donald Trump.
Click here for Monday's broadcast.
It discusses the ceremony and the protest the day after.

Next, we will watch the first 4 minutes of this introduction to the Illinois Holocaust Museum:

Reminder: “You need to bring your lunch.  Dress nicely (but you do not have to  dress up) and wear comfortable shoes.  No phones: they will get taken at the metal detector.”

Finally, we will watch a Holocaust video and you need to answer questions 1-7 of the Holocaust worksheet.
 

WWII Ch 24 Section 3 & 4 Quiz + Leaders

• Review section 3 and 4
• You can use your notes on the quiz, if you made them.  No worksheets or internet for the quiz.
• You can take the quiz online or a paper version

Review Activities
Ch 24/3 Flashcards
Ch 24/4 Flashcards
WWII Leaders Flashcards

Leaders and Countries of World War II Matching Game
http://www.quia.com/cm/512754.html
Leaders of World War II Hangman Game
http://www.quia.com/hm/732904.html
World War II Battleship Game
http://www.quia.com/ba/465669.html

Chapter 24, sections 3 and 4 quiz online version  

You must enter your name.  See me for the secret word. 
The quiz is timed.  No worksheets or internet use.

Chapter 24, Section 3 WWII: The War at Home

  Chapter 24 Section 3 The War at Home
Read Ch 24/3, do the terms and names, and take notes if you want.
AHON 24/3 Practice Quiz

Ch 24/3 Flashcards
 
Video for the "Rosie the Riveter" song

Rosie the Riveter Documentary

The Chapter 3 and 4 quizzes will be combined.  

Chapter 24 Section 2 The US at War Study and Retake

Finish reading section 2 on your own and complete the sktechnotes.  There will be a quiz over the section at the end of next class.  To study:

1.  AHON 24/2 Practice Quiz 
2.  24/2 flashcards are here. 

 If you have time, play other WWII flashcards here. 

Ch 24/2 Quiz Retake here.  See me for the secret word.

Ch 24 Section 1 Aggression Leads to War

Activities for all of Chapter 24:

Leaders and Countries of World War II Matching Game

Leaders of World War II Hangman Game

World War II Battleship Game

Chapter 24 Section 1 Aggression Leads to War

1. Finish reading section 1 on your own and complete the sketchnotes.
2. 24/1 flashcards are here (made by me) and  here (Not created by me).
3. There's a 24/1 practice quiz here, but remember that this one is practice so the questions may or may not be showing up on your quiz.
4. Need to retake your Ch 24/1 quiz?  See me for password, then click here. 

Videos
The History Channel site has some information and videos.
Crash Course has some excellent videos on youtube.
 
WWII in the News for News Journal #5--Extra Credit only
Find two stories from the last two weeks that you can connect to WWII.  Write two summary sentences and one or more sentence connect it two WWII.  Please see me for examples in class.

Germans and Americans fighting together?  Really?  Yes.  Read more in this fascinating write-up on a book about one of the last battles of WWII.  

Sketchnotes for Ch 24

We are starting sketchnotes for Ch 24.  We will be follow the example set by Mike Rhodes in his book, The Sktechnote Handbook.

I'm looking forward to some great visual notes from you, the students.


The Sketchnote Handbook - Video 2 from size43 Creative on Vimeo.

More resources are here:

http://rohdesign.com/sketchnotes/
http://www.pearltrees.com/wayoflife/sketchnotes-visual-thinking/id10965147

And here a great student example from Ch 24, Section 1 about WWII from 2014
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Ch 24 Section 4 Quiz Retake

Toward Victory
Click here:
Ch 24 Section 4 Quiz Retake
Enter your name.  You can use your sketchnotes and/or the internet but you may not get help from another person.  The quiz is timed and you may take it as often as you wish.
Email me or see me when you have a new score.  Max grade on retakes for Q3 is a D.

The Holocaust, Auschwitz: If You Cried, You Died

We'll be watching a Holocaust video in class today and discussing the Holocaust.  If you missed class, please see me for the worksheet, or click here.

If you were absent, or are looking for more videos to watch, this interview of Elle Wiesel by Oprah is a touching overview.  The video we watched in class isn't online.



Finally, in class or at home check out the Illinois Holocaust Museum website.  Prepare yourself for the visit by reading about the Holocaust and the museum and forming questions to find the answers to.  There are also other Holocaust museum sites worth checking out. Google them or click here for the US Holocaust Museum.