1. Do Now
7 minutes
 Make sure to staple the three papers from
yesterday to the first page of your college-
ruled notebook (WITH ONE STAPLE.
JUST ONE)
 Begin your “Do Now” promptly on the first
page of your notebook:
 “List one difference and one similarity
between New England (North), Middle, and
Southern colonies.”

3. 
History 1776- Day 5
With Mr. Acevedo

5. Aliens?

6. Motivation Monday
 We missed it yesterday, so here it is…on Tuesday!
 Motivation Monday is meant to pump us up for the week
and get us ready to go, ready to work, and ready to take
on our learning goals!
 http://excelgamechangers.wordpress.com/

7. For Your Information (FYI)
 Facebook: Excel Acevedo
 Instagram: @excelgamechangers
 Email: a.acevedo@pucschools.org

8. Share Out!
2 minutes
 Share with your partner (the
person sitting next to you). Grade
each other’s Do Nows (1- no
work, 2- a few words, 3- a few
sentences, 4- a lot of work, but a
few spelling errors and grammar
errors, 5- perfect) [2 minutes]
 Be ready to share with the class!
[1 minutes]

9. Reviewing the Great
Awakening

10. Notes
 Take notes that synthesize the main idea of what I am
saying
 Instead of copying all the words down, copy down the
ones that I focus on during the presentation
 Try to organize them in the same way

12. The Great Awakening
 The First Great Awakening of the 1730s and 1740s was
primarily a revival of evangelical religion that spread through
the colonies.
 Evangelism refers to the practice of relaying information about
a particular set of beliefs to others who do not hold those
beliefs.
 Revivals were emotional meetings where people came
together to hear sermons.
 Evangelical Religion is attempting to convert people to a
religion.

14. Great Awakening Pt. 2
 Sermons struck fear of sin and going to hell into the people
listening. They are already under a sentence of condemnation
to hell.
 Religious leaders during the First Great Awakening wanted to
spread religious feeling throughout the colonies.
 The Great Awakening preached that inner religious emotion
was more important than outer religious behavior.
 The purpose of the First Great Awakening was to teach
equality among Christians and to bring back religious spirit.
Invited African-Americans into the church
 Values: Equality, individualism, democracy, and defying
authority

15. Revisiting “Sinners in the Hands of An
Angry God” by Jonathan Edwards
 We will spend from now
until the end of class on
“Sinners in the Hands of
an Angry God”

16. …and now you’ve read
Jonathan Edwards

17. Exit Ticket
 Under your “Do Now”, write
Scholar Score (and underline
it). Give yourself three scores
(on a scale of 1-5) : 1) the
score your class deserves, 2)
the score that you deserve, 3)
the score that I deserve for
how I taught the material.
 Be honest!