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Bell Ringer 8/11/16 History happens twice because people don’t listen the first time. What do you think this means?

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Page 1: Why History??

Bell Ringer 8/11/16

History happens twice because people don’t listen the first time.

What do you think this means?

Page 2: Why History??

Objective• I can evaluate the significance of why it is

important to study and solve a problem by dissecting a prompt.

Page 3: Why History??

Partner DiscussionWith your partner, create a definition of HISTORY!!

Page 4: Why History??

Class Collaboration• Why is it important to study

history?

Page 5: Why History??

What makes up history?• Inventions • Leaders • Empires• Countries• Wars and problems• Can you think of any others?

Page 6: Why History??

Video • We will watch a video on why it is important

to study history. As you view the video, please pay close attention to some of the historical problems you notice.

• What were some of the historical world problems you noticed in the video?

Page 7: Why History??

Think• Today you will explore how YOU WOULD

SOLVE A WORLD PROBLEM (current or historical)

• Take a few minutes to think about a problem. • On the sheet of paper provided to you – Write the problem down – How would you solve this problem?

Page 8: Why History??

Dissecting the Prompt• You all will become brilliant writers this year. I

will guide and help you along the way. • On the top of the poster paper provided, write

the following prompt: –Describe a problem the world has

faced. How would you solve this problem?

Page 9: Why History??

How to Dissect the Prompt• Circle the verbs in the prompt (this represents

what you, the writer, are supposed to do). • Underline the noun you will write about. • Under the prompt write five words that

describe your problem and how you would solve it (only words- not sentences). I will model this for you.

Page 10: Why History??

Create• Now that you have dissected your prompt, you will

create at least a 5-8 sentence summary of your answer to the prompt.

• You should have a strong introduction sentence and concluding sentence.

• Use your 5 words to help you write the middle supporting sentences.