Tuesday 11.11.2025

• Introduce the Bill of Rights Poster project, and draw topics, if you haven’t already, then begin working on your projects.

Monday 11.10.2025

• Wrap up our analysis of the Bill of Rights, then take the Bill of Rights III knowledge check.
• Time permitting, introduce the Bill of Rights Poster project, and draw topics.

^ Week 4

Friday 11.07.2025 - NO SCHOOL

Thursday 11.06.2025 - NO CLASSES (Parent-Teacher Conferences)

Wednesday 11.05.2025

• Continue our analysis of the Bill of Rights, looking at the last few amendments and the cases that have interpreted them.

Tuesday 11.04.2025

• Resume our analysis of the Bill of Rights, picking up with the “rights of the accused” in the Sixth Amendment.

Monday 11.03.2025

• Continue our analysis of the Bill of Rights through the Fifth Amendment, then take the Bill of Rights II knowledge check.

^ Week 3

Friday 10.31.2025

• Resume our analysis of the Bill of Rights, picking up with the Second Amendment.

Thursday 10.30.2025

• Finish our analysis of the First Amendment, then take the Bill of Rights I knowledge check.

Wednesday 10.29.2025

• Continue our analysis of the First Amendment.

Tuesday 10.28.2025

• Continue our analysis of the First Amendment, including how the Supreme Court has interpreted its protections.

Monday 10.27.2025

• Begin our examination of the Bill of Rights, starting with the history behind it, then moving into a breakdown of the First Amendment.

^ Week 2

Friday 10.24.2025

• Take the Basic Principles of the U.S. Constitution unit test.

Thursday 10.23.2025

• Review for tomorrow’s unit test by playing Wayground and Booklet practice games. If you feel like you need additional study time and practice, use the links posted on Classroom.

Wednesday 10.22.2025

• Finish up with our analysis of the documents posted under Primary Sources - Feds vs. AntiFeds on Classroom.

Tuesday 10.21.2025 - Substitute Teacher

• Since I’m out today, and we’re at the end of our first unit, take class time to practice with the Study Tools - Basic Principles of the U.S. Constitution posted on Classroom.

Monday 10.20.2025

• Warm up with the Feds vs Antifeds knowledge check, then begin analyzing a couple of the most famous Federalist Papers.

^ Week 1

First Nine Weeks Calendar