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Noble Unit Plan 536
Noble Unit Plan 536
CURRICULUM/STANDARDS
List all appropriate national, state or district curriculum or standards that align to this unit:
HS.1SS.C8.PO2
HS.1SS.C9.PO1
HS.1SS.C9.PO2
HS.1SS.C9.PO3
AZCCR.11-12.RH.1
AZCCR.11-12.RH.3
AZCCR.11-12.RH.5
AZCCR.11-12.RH.6
AZCCR.11-12.RH.9
AZCCR.11-12.WHST.1
AZCCR.11-12.WHST.5
AZCCR.11-12.WHST.6
AZCCR.11-12.WHST.8
AZCCR.11-12.WHST.9
KEY THEMES/QUESTIONS
List the key themes/questions that are guiding this unit:
THEMES
- Events leading up to U.S. involvement in WWII
Japan?
- Homefront transformations
- Turning points of WWII after U.S. involvement
for the U.S.
- Immediate outcomes of WWII for the U.S.
QUESTIONS
- Was the U.S. justified in the dropping of the Atomic Bombs on
- Did the end justify the means for WWII?
- What were the intended/unintended consequences of WWII
both at home and internationally?
ASSESSMENT
List the assessments that will be used to gauge student learning. This may include traditional quizzes or
exams, as well as major learning activities such as simulations, labs, etc.
readings, videos, power points and teaching notes, handouts, assessments, etc.)
Materials/Resources for lessons (Chris Sargent means that cooperating teacher has materials that I will draw from)
History Textbook: America: Pathways to the Present Survey Chapters 24 & 25.
Saving Private Ryan movie
The Pacific documentary
PowerPoints on Pre-U.S. WWII and WWII events (Chris Sargent)
www.historyanimated.com animated battle maps for WWII.
Ansel Adams collection Manzanar Internment camp http://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/manz/
Political cartoon collection (Chris Sargent)
Rosie Riveter and other homefront propaganda collection (Chris Sargent)
First Person narratives of Atomic Bomb/Firebombing in Japan (Pilots as well as Japanese)
Daily Cloze note-takers or other handouts. Created by me.
www.wordle.net
Materials for Review/Assessment
Daily bellwork prompts
Exit ticket prompts/sheets
2 quizzes
Materials/Resources for project
COW (computers on wheels) from library
Markers/Colored Pencils/Crayons
Poster Boards
WWII era music (Spotify)
Unit Calendar
(For each class period, list the topic of the day, as well as main learning activities. You may list standards if you
choose.)
(Insert or delete days of the week as appropriate for your school district calendar. Add or delete weeks depending
on the length of your unit.)
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
February 23
WWII background
Lecture:
Beginning
stages of WWII/
Appeasement
Pre-U.S. WWII
European
events
February 24
Pre-U.S. involvement
WWII / U.S. Homefront
Lecture:
Pre-U.S. WWII
Pacific events
Move away
from
Isolationism
March 2
Quiz over Prior
events/Homefront
Short review
Quiz
March 3
European Campaign
Africa/Italy
Campaigns
March 9
Atomic Bomb
First person
accounts on
Atomic
Bomb/Firebombi
ng of Tokyo
March 10
Immediate outcomes
of WWII for U.S. (at
home, internationally)
Lecture: WWII
outcomes
February 25
Homefront
Lecture:
Gender/Race
Roles
End of
Depression
Internment
camps
o Ansel
Adams
pictures
March 4
European Campaign
D-Day
Saving Private
Ryan clip
France/Germany
March 11
Quiz over turning
points/ outcomes of
WWII
Quiz
In-class work on
project
February 26 RODEO
DAY NO SCHOOL
February 27 RODEO
DAY NO SCHOOL
March 5
Pacific Campaign
Lecture: Pacific
Campaign up to
Iwo Jima/Island
Hopping
March 12
In class work on
project (art
supplies,
computers)
March 6
Pacific Campaign
The Pacific
documentary
Iwo Jima
March 13 Half Day
(38 minute classes)
Turn in
Projects
Debrief on WWII
Set stage for postWWII