3/24

ASSIGN YOURSELF: Lesson 37,
DO NOW: Win a Million
OBJECTIVE :Today I will be assessed over Lesson 36, Prescription Drugs

AGENDA
1. DO NOW- 
2.  Quiz- Lesson 36- M/C (grade 1)-summative
3.  Project Baby -SUMMATIVE- last day to turn in Baby Part 2 (google doc or here)
4. Retake Lesson 36, Part II, Scenarios formative
5. PART 1- in google document (500 words)

The following need to finish Part I&2 and Lesson 36, part 1& 2, to pass my class
JJ
Stan
Israel
Jacob Mtz
Luis Solis
Jacob Solis

March 21, 1A/5A

ASSIGN YOURSELF: Lesson 36 Quiz -STUDY- Win a Million

DO NOW:Win a Million-Lesson 36

AGENDA

1. DO NOW

2. Google document- If you have finished (Citlali, Salma) Review for Lesson 36, quiz. Friday
PART 2- COPY & PASTE HERE IN QUIA

3. Lesson 36, Part II, Two scenarios choose one and type a 200 word response-

4. FRIDAY- QUIZ- 3.  Lesson 36-Quiz Part I

OBJECTIVE:  I will finish Part 2&3 of the baby project.-Summative DUE TODAY!!


IF YOU HAVE NOT ANSWERED all of the questions below in part 2 THEN USE THE NEW HIGHLIGHTED AND GREEN QUESTIONS ALONG WITH EACH LINK!!  I HAVE FOUND EACH QUESTION AND ANSWER FOR YOU, YOUR JOB IS TO COMBINE AND CREATE A FACTUAL ESSAY WITH THE RESULTS.
PART II-BABY PROJECT
Questions-highlighted IN YELLOW <--link
Questions in green<--link

1. Explain the generational cycle of teen pregnancy. Give three reasons why it is so common. Describe generational cycle of teen pregnancy.
2. Explain in detail three risks to a baby born to teen parents.-Name three ways practicing abstinence promotes health
3. Why is a baby born to teen parents less likely than others to graduate high school? What is another name for physical changes that occur in teens’ bodies during puberty?
4. Why are pregnant teens less likely to seek prenatal care than women in their twenties and thirties? How does lack prenatal care harm a baby? Describe why it is important to know that both males and females are subject to sudden emotional changes during puberty.
5. Why are teen fathers less likely to have close relationships with their children than older fathers? How does this affect the children? What does practicing abstinence from sex protect?
6. How do you think a lack of contact with his or her father affects a child's future?
7. How does using alcohol and drugs increase a teen's risk of becoming a parent? What are the health risks to babies of teen mothers?
8. How do hobbies, activities, and talents affect the risk of teen pregnancy?How does a teen mother's health affect her baby? 

MARCH 19,21

ASSIGN YOURSELF:Part 2 of Baby Project due Wednesday

DO NOW: Sign in Google document

OBJECTIVE:Today I will finish summative part 2

1.  Do Now-(5 MIN)
2.  Baby Re-assignments (5 MIN)

CLASS ASSIGNMENT
LINK1
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4.  Assignment: Part II (30 minutes) (Other 50 point section)- Your job in this WebQuest is to learn more about teen pregnancy and its effects on teenage girls, teenage boys, and the babies born to them. You will research facts about teen pregnancy and teen parenthood and read some teens' stories about their lives before and after having a child. You will need to use your internet research to answer a list of questions about teen pregnancy. Then you will write an essay explaining your anti-teen pregnancy goal, which is a purpose for avoiding teen pregnancy that you will create after exploring the internet resources below. (500 words)

5.  Part III- Baby Journal describing your daily reflections of your baby experience (500 words)