Classroom Expectations
Ms. Mitchell
The Constitution
Reform Movements
Geography
100

This is how long you have to complete your bellringer at the beginning of class.

3 minutes

100

This is Ms. Mitchell's favorite color.

Green!

100

This was our first president under the Constitution.

George Washington

100

This is the name of the movement to end slavery.

The Abolition Movement

100

This landform is very tall, and usually has a pointy top.

Mountain

200

This is where you need to wait before the bell rings to end class.

Behind your chair

200

This is Ms. Mitchell's son's name.

Theodore (Teddy)!

200

This was the primary author of the Constitution.

James Madison

200

This former slave famously helped over 300 people to escape from slavery.

Harriet Tubman

200

This waterway is a large natural stream of water emptying into a larger body.

River

300

This is the first thing you should do when you get to class.

grab your binder

300

This is Ms. Mitchell's favorite food.

Pickles!

300

This branch of government is responsible for making our laws.

Legislative Branch (congress - the Senate and the House of Representatives)

300

This was the name given to the routes people used to escape from slavery.

Underground Railroad

300

One of the Great Lakes, this lake borders New York State. You can get there in about 15 minutes by car!

Lake Ontario (Lake America)

400

This is where you should go if you missed school/work.

Absent work folder (next to the mirror)

400

This is how long Ms. Mitchell has been a teacher at Case Middle School.

This is Ms. Mitchell's 4th year at Case!

400

This document includes the first 10 amendments to the Constitution. 

The Bill of Rights

400

This term means "the right to vote in political elections."

Suffrage

400

This ocean sits between the Americas to the west, and Europe and Africa to the east.

The Atlantic Ocean

500

This is what you can do to earn extra credit in Social Studies.

A book report

500

This is the kind of dog that Ms. Mitchell owns.

Shih Tzu

500

This is what it is called when a change or addition is made to the Constitution. 

Amendment

500

This event, held in New York State and created by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, was held to discuss the rights of women.

The Seneca Falls Convention

500

This landform is a narrow piece of land that connects two larger pieces of land.

Isthmus