TITLE OF THE LESSON:
Society and Dress during WWII
AUTHOR: Selena Cruz
DATE OF LESSON: Wednesday, Week 1
LENGTH OF LESSON: 45 minutes
NAME OF COURSE: World History
SOURCE OF THE LESSON: World History Patterns of Interaction
– McDougal Littell, Classroom Assessment Techniques: A handbook
for college teachers
TEKS ADDRESSED:
133.32
20E- identify the impact of popular American culture on the rest
of the world.
21D- identify the political, social, and economic
contributions of women to American society
24B- analyze information by sequencing, categorizing,
identifying cause-and-effect relationships, comparing, contrasting,
finding the main idea, summarizing, making generalizations and predictions,
and drawing inferences and conclusions;
113.33
21A- analyze the specific roles of women, children, and
families in different historical cultures
CONCEPT STATEMENT: It is important to know what society was
like during the WWII period because it is important to know what kind
of ideas were going around. Knowing this will give students more
of an inside look to why the war occurred and
how different people felt about the war. They will learn the war
from most different aspects and point of views. The student's
project will be to be find out if movies are portraying these ideals accurately.
By learning what type of dress was worn during WWII students will better
be able to identify if certain movies are accurately depicting the time
period.
PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES:
SWBAT:
- Compare
and Contrast different societies in different countries opinions on
WWII.
- Discuss
why not every society was for the war.
- Distinguish
different countries and their societies based on dress, political opinions,
and living.
- Identify
what type of dress was worn during the WWII period in different countries.
RESOURCES: Pen or pencil, and Opinion Poll
Students will work in groups
of about 4
SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS: No real significant concerns
SUPLEMENTARY MATERIALS,
HANDOUTS: Opinion poll and
handout
ENGAGEMENT |
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Time:
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What the Teacher Will Do |
Probing Questions |
Student Responses
Potential Misconceptions |
Start out by
asking students what movies they believe are accurate history.
Then I will tell them different WWII
movies and find out if they've seen them and if they have
I will ask them which movies they feel portray WWII accurately.
I will then give them an opinion poll (CAT 28) with a list of
movies and have them check off which they think are accurate.
I will then find out how much explanation they need of the history.
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What movies have
you seen that portray history accurately?
Which of these
WWII movies do you think is portrayed accurately? |
Students will
answer which movies they feel are accurate history.
Students will
take the opinion poll and then hand it in to me. |
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EXPLORATION
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Time:
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What the Teacher Will Do |
Probing Questions |
Student Responses
Potential Misconceptions |
Now I'm
going to have you get into groups of about 3 or 4 and read
up on the different societies of each country that are involved
in the war. You will find out all about these countries
from their dress to their political opinions. Each of you in the
group is responsible for learning all you can about one particular
country. Afterward you will be responsible for teaching that country
to another group that you will be assigned.
Does anyone have
any questions?
While they work
on this in groups I will walk around and answer any questions
they have. |
Does anyone have
any questions?
Does anyone need
help getting started? |
Students may
want to know which countries they are responsible for learning
and teaching. |
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EXPLANATION |
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Time:
____10_minutes___ |
What the Teacher Will Do |
Probing Questions |
Student Responses
Potential Misconceptions |
Will have students
get into different groups and teach these groups about their assigned
country. I will take note of how well the students teach their
country to the different groups. Then, I will have written the
names of the societies on the board and as a class students will
call out to me what characteristics they found about each society.
Students will
tell what each of the groups came up with and I will make sure
students are identifying each society right. |
How did the people
in Germany feel about the war?
How did the people
in the United States feel about the war?
What type of
uniforms did United States soldiers wear? |
Students will
answer aloud in their groups several questions like these that
are on their work sheet. |
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ELABORATION |
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Time:
____10_minutes___ |
What the Teacher Will Do |
Probing Questions |
Student Responses
Potential Misconceptions |
Will go into
further discussion of the societies. I will ask the students
to compare and contrast different countries societies I will ask
them why they think soldiers dressed the way they did. I
will control the discussion.. |
What were the
Russian peoples opinions compared to the United States opinions
on the war?
Why do you think
the United States soldiers dressed the way they did? |
May be hard at
first to think of differences.
Will have to
think critically about why people dress the way they do. |
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EVALUATION
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Time:
____5 minutes____ |
What the Teacher Will Do |
Probing Questions |
Student Responses
Potential Misconceptions |
Will have the
students write down on a piece of paper a first person account
of someone in their assigned country during WWII. I will
watch as they write their first person accounts and then they
will turn them into me. |
If you were an
American during WWII, how would you react to the war?
What would your
life most likely be like at your age and what would you be wearing?
How would you
be affected? |
Students will
want to know how long the first person account has to be.
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