Bill of Rights Coodie Catcher

The Bill of Rights: Fortune Teller activity: This is perfect for Middle Schoolers. They loooove making coodie catchers anyway and quizes one another... so, might as well use that to your advantage.

-Attendance

-Today in History

-Hook:

-"Fortune Teller activity" (or “Coodie Catcher”)

   This is a study guide activity kind of simular to making flashcards. The students will be making these with the first 8 amendments (bc that's all that will fit).

   Instructions:

What you need:

	Scissors
	Rectangular sheet of plain paper
	Pen or Markers

Follow these step by step instructions to create your very own Cootie Catcher.

Step 1	Step 2	Step 3
Fold the bottom of the paper to the side of the page to make a triangle.	Use scissors to cut off the flap at the top.	Open the triangle and you will have a square.
Step 4	Step 5	Step 6
Fold one corner of the paper diagonally to the other corner.	Open your paper. You will now have a center point marked on the paper.	Fold each corner of the paper towards the center.
Step 7	Step 8	Step 9
When all four corners have been folded, your Cootie Catcher should look like this.	Turn the paper over so that the folded sides are face down.	Then fold all the corners to the center diagonally
Step 10	Step 11	Step 12
Once you have folded in the four corners, write the numbers one through 8 on each of the triangles.	Hold the paper in front of you as shown and fold it into a square. “write out: Blue, White, Red, and Star” one on each one.	Write amendment definitions under each corresponding number.

The definitions are as follows:

Amendment 1:

Amendment 2:

Amendment 3:

Amendment 4:

Amendment 5:

Amendment 6:

Amendment 7:

Amendment 8:

*try them out*

100 Day Challenge day two: This worksheet will go with last class worksheet, so please get them out of your assigned folder

“PLAN OF ATTACK” to link with last classes worksheet of how our life changing ball will “roll” if we do not change.