Johnston Middle School Lesson Plan 2015-2016
Teacher: Mathis, Stephen P
Subject: Texas history
Unit: Unit 10: Texas Grows and Propsers: Cattle and Oil
ELPS
Mon.
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TEKS
7.1C
7.7A
7.20D
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Student Objective (The students will)
explain the significance of 1901 and the discovery of oil
at Spindletop
explain the political, economic and social impact of the oil
industry on the industrialization of Texas
evaluate the effects of scientific discoveries and the
technological innovations on the use of resources such
as fossil fuels water and land
Week Of:
Teaching, Reteaching, Enrichment,
Assessment Activities
copy homework into agenda
Do Now BrainPOP "fossil fuels' or "gas and oil" with review quiz
discussion - what is petroleum/ what products can be made from
petroleum
what were the sudden advances possible with the discovery of oil
Map- Texas oil fields, specifically Spindletop, patterns in locations
if possible, clip from John Wayne movie about Red Adair in
Houston- "Hellfighters"
Mar 28 - Apr 1 2016
Resources/Materials
Homework
textbook, BrainPop
video, copies of quiz
6 weeks
ends friday;
all work
handed in
textbook ch 20
United streaming
video (with oil
discovery in Texas
any make up
work must
be in by
tomorrow!
STAAR testing
Tues.
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Wed.
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c4k
7.1C
7.7A
7.20D
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Thurs.
explain the significance of 1901 and the discovery of oil
at Spindletop
explain the political, economic and social impact of the oil
industry on the industrialization of Texas
evaluate the effects of scientific discoveries and the
technological innovations on the use of resources such
as fossil fuels water and land
copy homework into agenda
Do Now - graphic organizer pg 463 businesses affected by
the oil industry
ppt notes Spindletop and its lasting effects on Texas
economics
united streaming video - Texas Geography, History and
Culture (complete scaffolding notes with video
condense lesson from Mon and Wed
for grey day students
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Fri.
snapshot
next week
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