Federalism is a system of government in which power is shared between the federal government and state governments.
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Note: All assignments are located on Schoology calendar.
Day 1 (March 22)
AIM Explain what Federalism means, how it is different from other forms of government, and what parts of the Constitution defines it (Article 5, Amendments 10 and 14)
AGENDA
1. Live Teams Meeting - Lecture - Federalism
2. Assignment - Federalism - Matching Vocabulary
ASSESSMENT
I can define federalism using only one word. I can give examples of Federalism on federal, state, and local levels.
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Day 2 (March 24)
AIM Explain how the Constitution divides different powers in out governing system to include expressed, delegated, reserved, concurrent, and denied powers
AGENDA
1. Branches and Layers Video Assignment
2. Chapter 3 - Federalism - Assignment - in Schoology
ASSESSMENT
I can define the different powers contained in the Constitution
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Day 3 (March 26)
AIM Demonstrate knowledge of the branches and layers of government
AGENDA
1. Complete Federalism - Test Prep/Study guide
ASSESSMENT
I can use a Venn Diagram to Identify expressed, reserved, and concurrent powers
ADAPTATION word bank
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Day 4 (April 5)
AIM Demonstrate knowledge of the concept of Federalism
AGENDA
1. Live Teams meeting @12:30 - Test Prep - Chapter 3 - Federalism
2. If we have time we'll play Kahoots - Federalism
ASSESSMENT
I can differentiate between delegated, expressed, reserved, and denied powers of federal and state governments.
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Day 5 (April 5)
AIM Demonstrate knowledge of the structure and function of Federalism
AGENDA
1. Test - Chapter 3 - Federalism
ASSESSMENT
I can differentiate between delegated, expressed, reserved, and denied powers of federal and state governments.
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Academic Content Standards
Theme - Government
Topic - Structure and Functions of the Federal Government
Content Statement
7. Law and public policy are created and implemented by 3 branches of government, each functions with its own set of powers and responsibilities.
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