
FEB18 BObama
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Nicolas Garcia
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Social Studies
Student Facing
February 25, 2025
Unit 5: Texan Trails: Navigating History's
Footprints
Lesson 1
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MRS Icons
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Materials
Social Studies
Student:
● Obama’s Important Actions: HOMEWORK
● response card
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The Significance of Black History Month
This learning objective for today’s lesson, where students identify important individuals who have participated voluntarily in civic
affairs at state and local levels, aligns with Black History Month by highlighting individuals who have taken a stand againstinjustice
and promoted civic responsibility. Students can explore the efforts of local and state leaders who have worked to dismantle
systemic racism, advocate for civil rights, and build a more equitable society.
It emphasizes the importance of fostering respect, understanding, and justice in our communities. As
educators, we have the opportunity to teach students not only about historical events but also about
their relevance today, encouraging them to take action against injustice and work toward a more
inclusive and equitable world.
We will read and make posterboards for the speech “I Have
A Dream” buy Marting Luther King Jr. on Feb. 21st.
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LO: SWBAT identify the importance of historical
figures and important individuals who modeled
active participation in the democratic process.
DOL: SW identify the importance of historical
figures and important individuals who modeled
active participation in the democratic process in at
least 1 of 2 questions.
SST.4.15D Identify the importance of historical figures and important individuals who modeled active participation in the democratic process such as
Sam Houston, Barbara Jordan, Lorenzo de Zavala, Ann Richards, Henry B. González, Wallace Jefferson, and other local individuals.
Texan Trails
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Turn and Talk
What historical figure do you admire? Explain.
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Lesson Vocabulary: president, recession, civic engagement
___________
________________
_____ ____________
noun
noun
noun
The elected leader of the United
States.
A time when many people lose
jobs and businesses struggle.
Taking part in activities to help
the community and government.
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Lesson Vocabulary
president
recession
civic engagement
noun
noun
noun
The elected leader of the United
States.
A time when many people lose
jobs and businesses struggle.
Taking part in activities to help
the community and government.
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No Place For Hate:
Why is inclusion of all races
helpful in making a difference in
peoples lives?
Inclusion is important because…
Word Bank
inspire
change
responsibility
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What is Black History Month?
Month-long
celebration in
1976
Celebrated
Dr. Carter G.
Woodson
Achievements,
culture, and
contributions
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Modern Day Heroes
Amanda Gorman
Mae Jemison
Barack Obama
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44th President
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1stpresident
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1stpresident
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2ndpresident
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2ndpresident
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16thpresident
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16thpresident
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44th President
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Barack Obama
● First Black President of the United States
● Served from 2009 to 2017
● Born in Hawaii in 1961
● Worked as a community organizer helping people
● Became a lawyer and teacher
● Started in local politics in Illinois
Which accomplishment is the most important to you? Why?
One important contribution of Barack Obama is____ because…
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_________________________
● First Black President of the United States
● Served from 2009 to 2017
● Born in Hawaii in 1961
● Worked as a community organizer helping people
● Became a lawyer and teacher
● Started in local politics in Illinois
Which accomplishment is the most important to you? Why?
One important contribution of Barack Obama is____ because…
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Obama's Journey to Leadership
● Studied hard in school
● Went to college and law school
● Helped communities in Chicago
● Became an Illinois State Senator
● Elected as U.S. Senator
● Won presidential election in 2008
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Obama’s ________ to ___________
● Studied hard in school
● Went to college and law school
● Helped communities in Chicago
● Became an Illinois State Senator
● Elected as U.S. Senator
● Won presidential election in 2008
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Making History
● First Black President in U.S. history
● Showed that anyone can achieve their
dreams
● Inspired many young people
● Proved the importance of voting
● Demonstrated that change is possible
● Encouraged others to participate in
democracy
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Making History
● First Black President in U.S. history
● Showed that “anyone can achieve their
dreams”
● Inspired many young people
● Proved the importance of voting
● Demonstrated that “change is possible”
● Encouraged others to participate in
democracy
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______________________________
● Helped more people get healthcare
● Worked to protect the environment
● Supported education
● Helped save jobs during tough times
● Listened to different viewpoints
● Encouraged unity among Americans
Which accomplishment was the most important to you? Why?
One important contribution of Barack Obama was ____ because…
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_________________________
● Helped more people get healthcare
● Worked to protect the environment
● Supported education
● Helped save jobs during tough times
● Listened to different viewpoints
● Encouraged unity among Americans
Which accomplishment was the most important to you? Why?
One important contribution of Barack Obama was ____ because…
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Obama's Important Actions
● Helped more people get healthcare
● Worked to protect the environment
● Supported education
● Helped save jobs during tough times
● Listened to different viewpoints
● Encouraged unity among Americans
Which accomplishment was the most important to you? Why?
One important contribution of Barack Obama was ____ because…
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Activity: Obama's Leadership in Action
Rank and Justify
● Each group gets a list of Obama’s important actions.
● Groups discuss and rank the actions from most to least
impactful
We believe Obama's most important action was _____
because ______. This impacted the U.S. by _____.
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Obama’s Important Actions
1. Helped More People Get Healthcare – Expanded health coverage
through the Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare").
2. Worked to Protect the Environment – Supported clean energy and
signed international climate agreements.
3. Supported Education – Increased school funding, expanded college
financial aid, and promoted STEM programs.
4. Helped Save Jobs During Tough Times – Led economic recovery efforts
and saved the auto industry during the Great Recession.
5. Listened to Different Viewpoints – Encouraged discussions across
political and social groups.
6. Encouraged Unity Among Americans – Promoted messages of hope,
cooperation, and inclusion.
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Open Ended
Based on all the text evidence what can you infer about Barack Obama?
I can infer ....
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How did Barack Obama’s
leadership create change in the
United States? Explain
Barack Obama created change
by____. This was important
because...
Word Bank
change
inspire
equality
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February 25, 2025
Unit 5: Texan Trails: Navigating History's
Footprints
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