Enlightenment Vocab Opener

Enlightenment Voc Opener

• Open: Enlightenment   Vocabulary Opener in google classroom (you'll need the doc toward the end of class)

• Joinmyquiz using the code on screen in your Google Classroom Stream

Practice 1: Getting Familiar

➡ Directions: Examine the list of words and phrases on the next few slides, then rate each one according to the given scale. 

Poll

abolish

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

divine right

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

philosopher

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

absolute

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

equality

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

reason

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

audience

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

government

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

right

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

citizen

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

intellectual

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

consent

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Poll

liberty

• I have no idea what this word means.

• I think I’ve heard of it!

• I can tell you something about it!

• I can define it!

• I can use it in writing and speaking!

Vocabulary Opener Enlightenment 

SWBAT define the vocabulary in Unit 3 through three different routines to determine whether a vocabulary term is used correctly or incorrectly.

Exit Ticket: Students Demonstrate their learning at the end of the lesson by answering the following prompt:

Complete Correct, Incorrect, Explain

Open  Enlightenment Vocabulary Opener in google classroom 

 

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

abolish

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

absolute

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

audience

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

citizen

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

divine right

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

equality

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

government

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

intellectual

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

liberty

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

philosopher

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

reason

Word Cloud

Practice 1: Prediction: type words (terms, people, places, etc.) that connect with the word on the slide.

right

Terms and Definitions

• abolish: to stop something from happening or end something

•  absolute: complete, total

•  audience: the person or group of people that a message is for

•  citizen: a resident of a town or city, especially one entitled to civic privileges such as voting

•  consent: permission for something to happen or an agreement to do something

•  divine right: is the belief that an absolute monarch's authority to rule came directly from God

• equality the state of being equal

• government: the group of people that has power to make laws and important decisions for a community, state, or nation

Terms and Definitions

• intellectual: a well-educated person

•  liberty: the freedom to do what you would like to do

• philosopher: one who thinks about, questions, and studies the nature of life, truth, knowledge, and other important human matters

• reason: the power of the mind to think, understand, and make sense of world

• right: something you are allowed to do

To Do...

Step One: Go to

Unit 3 Visual Vocab

Step Two: In groups or alone

Read the definition of each vocabulary word on your slide

Step Three: Answer 

Google an image to represent the definitions of the vocabular words you are most familar with

To Do...

Step One: Go to

practice 4: Correct, Incorrect, Explain

Step Two: In groups or alone

 Read each statement and determine whether it is true of false

Step Three: Answer 

If it is false, rewrite the sentence correctly. 

Open Ended

Practice 4: Correct, Incorrect, Explain

1. Smithington High School decided to abolish cell phones in their school, so the principal sent a letter home inviting students to bring as many phones as they would like.

Open Ended

Practice 4: Correct, Incorrect, Explain

2. As the ball bounced off of his foot and away from him until it was out of bounds, Maurice exclaimed, “I’m the best basketball player in the world, I have absolute control over the ball when I dribble.”

Open Ended

Practice 4: Correct, Incorrect, Explain

3. As the mayor finished writing his article, he handed it to his assistant and said, “Send this to the newspaper and tell them I’m the audience. They’ll be sure to publish it tomorrow.”

Open Ended

Practice 4: Correct, Incorrect, Explain

4. Roland, who is a citizen of the country, is excited to go to Costa Rica for the first time, visit for five days, then come home to New York.

Open Ended

Practice 4: Correct, Incorrect, Explain

5. Yolanda asked Oscar if she could borrow his pen in class. She gave her consent so she had to find another person to borrow a pen from.

Exit Ticket

Step One: Go to

Open: Enlightenment Vocabulary Opener in google classroom
Scroll to practice 4: Correct, Incorrect, Explain

Step Two: alone

Read statements 6-13 and determine whether it is true of false

Step Three: Answer 

Finish the Correct, Incorrect Explain