Lesson: The Industrial Revolution: Difference between revisions

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= Lesson Procedures for Individual Students =
= Lesson Procedures for Individual Students =
==== Before You Begin Question (BYB) ====
==== Before You Begin Question (BYB) ====
# Student will be given a group worksheet. (each student will submit a worksheet with responses)
# Student will be given a worksheet. (each student will submit a worksheet with responses)
# Student will come into class and respond to the Before You Begin (BYB) Question on the worksheet.
# Student will come into class and respond to the Before You Begin (BYB) Question on the worksheet.
# Student will share their Before You Begin (BYB) responses with a classmate. (Think, Pair, Share)
# Student will share their Before You Begin (BYB) responses with a classmate. (Think, Pair, Share)
# Student will offer responses to the Before You Begin (BYB) in a whole class environment.
# Student will offer responses to the Before You Begin (BYB) in a whole class environment.
==== Main Activities ====
==== Main Activities ====
# Student will watch the video of  the overview of the East Palestine Train Derailment (1 min)
# Students will use the slide activity "The Industrial Revolution"
# Student will watch the video of the issue of Credible Sources regarding the East Palestine Train Derailment (2:05 min)
# Students will respond to the questions for each slide.
# Student will respond to the questions for Activity #1 as a group.
# Students will watch Video on Slide 6, and respond to questions.
# Student will respond to the questions for Digging Deeper in Activity #2 as a group.
# Students will use guided questions, as well as the writing guide to support a clear, step-by-step writing process
# Student will watch Video #2 on Google Classroom as a group. (1:57 Min)
# Students will use the Paragraph Writing Rubric for assistance with the writing process and for revising their written work.
# Student will respond to the questions for Activity #3.
==== Assessment ====
# Student will submit completed worksheet.
# Students will submit their question worksheet
==== Exit Ticket ====
# Students will submit their written paragraphs with the rubric.
# Student will complete the Exit Ticket for the lesson. (Each Student completes an Exit Ticket)
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Revision as of 12:46, 25 January 2026

Essential Question (EQ): How did the causes and effects of the Industrial Revolution have long-lasting impact?

Before You Begin (BYB): Define: Revolution? (Think, Pair, Share)


This Lesson Overview is provided as a quick and easy lesson plan format for teachers.
Lesson Procedures are located at bottom of lesson for individuals/groups/pairs. Print Lesson and complete as needed.


Lesson Overview
Utilized Activity Time Allocated Mode of Activity
____ Do Now _________ / 2-5 Min (Individual / Think-Pair-Share / Pair / Group #____)
____ Mini Lesson _________/ 15-20 Min (Individual / Think-Pair-Share / Pair / Group #____)
____ Activity _________ / 20-30 Min (Individual / Think-Pair-Share / Pair / Group #_____)
____ Discussion/Exit Ticket _________ / 5-10 Min (Individual / Think-Pair-Share / Pair / Group #____)
____ Assessment _________ / 10-40 Min (Individual / Think-Pair-Share / Pair / Group #____)
____ Conferencing _________ Min (Individual / Pair / Group #____ / Throughout Class Period)

Background

   

Objectives

  • Defining the Causes & Effects of the Industrial Revolution 
  •  Analyzing the Industrial Revolution (Labor, Social Classes, Cause & Effects)
  • Evaluating the Industrial Revolution
  • Synthesizing the Industrial Revolution social classes as it relates to today's social classes

KEY VOCABULARY

  • revolution - a major change/shift
  • industrial revolution - a shift from home made goods to mass produced factory goods
  • big business - large companies
  • laissez faire - government's "hands-off" the economy
  • rural - countryside
  • urban - city
  • urbanization - to make a place city-like
  • child labor - to utilize children as a cheaper source of a workforce in factory/mining jobs
  • social class - differentiating people based on hierarachy (levels) in a societal structure

The Industrial Revolution

Worksheet for Do Now & All Activities

File:Industrialrevolutionh5pworksheet.pdf Industrial Revolution Worksheet]

Lesson Procedures for Groups/Pairs

Before You Begin Question (BYB)

  1. Students will be given a group worksheet. (each student will submit a worksheet with responses)
  2. Students will come into class and respond to the Before You Begin (BYB) Question on the worksheet.
  3. Students will share their Before You Begin (BYB) responses with a classmate or their group. (Think, Pair, Share)
  4. Students will offer responses to the Before You Begin (BYB) in a whole class environment.

Main Activities

  1. Students will use the slide activity "The Industrial Revolution"
  2. Students will respond to the questions for each slide.
  3. Students will watch Video on Slide 6, and respond to questions.
  4. Students will use guided questions, as well as the writing guide to support a clear, step-by-step writing process
  5. Students will use the Paragraph Writing Rubric for assistance with the writing process and for revising their written work.

Assessment

  1. Students will submit their question worksheet
  2. Students will submit their written paragraphs with the rubric.

Lesson Procedures for Individual Students

Before You Begin Question (BYB)

  1. Student will be given a worksheet. (each student will submit a worksheet with responses)
  2. Student will come into class and respond to the Before You Begin (BYB) Question on the worksheet.
  3. Student will share their Before You Begin (BYB) responses with a classmate. (Think, Pair, Share)
  4. Student will offer responses to the Before You Begin (BYB) in a whole class environment.

Main Activities

  1. Students will use the slide activity "The Industrial Revolution"
  2. Students will respond to the questions for each slide.
  3. Students will watch Video on Slide 6, and respond to questions.
  4. Students will use guided questions, as well as the writing guide to support a clear, step-by-step writing process
  5. Students will use the Paragraph Writing Rubric for assistance with the writing process and for revising their written work.

Assessment

  1. Students will submit their question worksheet
  2. Students will submit their written paragraphs with the rubric.