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Compelling question
Compromise comprises what?
Standards & practices
4.C.3.1 Explain how groups of people make rules to create responsibilities and protect
freedoms
Staging the question
How do people make rules to create responsibilities and protect freedoms?
Supporting inquiries
Supporting question 1
What is compromise? How is a
compromise reached?
Formative performance task
Situations are drawn from a “hat.”
Two students demonstrate how to
compromise with their partner.
Featured sources
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=JN9jPCPFWT0
Supporting question 2
What do we need to consider when
make decisions that affect a large
group of people?
Formative performance task
After watching videos, sharing,
listening, thinking, journal your
thoughts about what to consider
when making a decision that affects
a large group of people (ie. your
school, city, state).
Featured sources
Elders and children come first
http://www.wolakotaproject.org/o
seu-seven-productive-use-
reservation-land-lydia-whirlwind-
soldier/
Do these three things and our
nation will thrive:
http://www.wolakotaproject.org/o
seu-seven-interview-with-sidney-
byrd/
Supporting question 3
How does do the SD and US
constitutions affect South Dakotans
today?
Formative performance task
Work with a partner to explore the
SD or US constitution. Share out.
As a class, discuss how South
Dakotans are affected today.
Featured sources
Chapter Concept: South Dakota
Becomes a State, section 3:
https://docs.google.com/document
/d/1LLwfKTgsATxZxN 5D3S6G yjk
_ _
MjXnNtYSj0 VdC1wI0/edit#headin
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g=h.3s819cd57x2e
Links to compare US Constitution
vs. the SD Constitution included in
section 3.
Summative performance task · Argument
Explain how groups of people make rules to create responsibilities and
protect freedoms. Include your thinking – what is most important and why?
Extension
Change perspectives. Think about a rule you don’t agree with. Think about
the reasons for why that rule is in place. Write a essay about why that rule
was created.
Taking informed action
Write a classroom constitution.
Inquiry Design Model (IDM) Blueprint™
“Compromise” | OSEU 4: Kinship & Harmony
“Compromise” | OSEU 7: Way of Life & Development
Also named in the source: Sidney Byrd. A specific video was not identified for these references.
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Inquiry Design Model (IDM) Blueprint™
“Compromise” | OSEU 4: Kinship & Harmony
“Compromise” | OSEU 7: Way of Life & Development
Compelling
Question
Compromise comprises what?
Standards and
Practices
4.C.3.1 Explain how groups of people make rules to create responsibilities and protect
freedoms
Staging the
Question
How do people make rules to create responsibilities and protect freedoms?
Supporting Question 1
Supporting Question 2
Supporting Question 3
What is compromise? How is a
compromise reached?
What do we need to consider when
make decisions that affect a large
group of people?
How does do the SD and US
constitutions affect South Dakotans
today?
Formative Performance Task
Formative Performance Task
Formative Performance Task
Situations are drawn from a “hat.”
Two students demonstrate how to
compromise with their partner.
After watching videos, sharing,
listening, thinking, journal your
thoughts about what to consider
when making a decision that affects
a large group of people (ie. your
school, city, state).
Work with a partner to explore the
SD or US constitution. Share out.
As a class, discuss how South
Dakotans are affected today.
Featured Sources
Featured Sources
Featured Sources
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=JN9jPCPFWT0
Elders and children come first
http://www.wolakotaproject.org/o
seu-seven-productive-use-
reservation-land-lydia-whirlwind-
soldier/
Do these three things and our
nation will thrive:
http://www.wolakotaproject.org/o
seu-seven-interview-with-sidney-
byrd/
Chapter Concept: South Dakota
Becomes a State, section 3:
https://docs.google.com/document
/d/1LLwfKTgsATxZxN_5D3S6G_yjk
MjXnNtYSj0_VdC1wI0/edit#headin
g=h.3s819cd57x2e
Links to compare US Constitution
vs. the SD Constitution included in
section 3.
Summative
Performance Task
Argument
Explain how groups of people make rules to create responsibilities and
protect freedoms. Include your thinking – what is most important and why?
Extension
Change perspectives. Think about a rule you don’t agree with. Think about
the reasons for why that rule is in place. Write a essay about why that rule
was created.
Taking Informed
Action
Write a classroom constitution.