Stations on Rights, Responsibilities, Duties, & Privileges of U.S. Citizenship
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Need an activity on the rights and responsibilities of U.S. citizens? Cover the rights, duties, and privileges of U.S. citizenship with stations! As students view the stations, they will answer 1-3 questions for each station--analyzing different aspects of U.S. citizenship.
Google Drive folder includes:
- Set of 9 stations featuring a mixture of texts & images of rights, duties, responsibilities, and privileges of U.S. Citizenship (PDF) (Google Slides with some editable text boxes)
- Student handout with corresponding questions for each station & summary questions for activity (PDF) (Google Doc: Editable/post-able)
- Answer key for student handout
- Teacher Directions (PDF)
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Stations cover :
- Natural born citizens and naturalized citizens
- Rights of citizens and non-citizens in the Constitution & Bill of Rights
- Duties of citizenship like obeying laws & paying taxes
- Obligations of citizenship like serving on jury duty and registering for the Selective Service
- Responsibilities of citizenship like voting, community involvement, and being an informed, active citizen
- Privileges of citizenship like running for public office
- Historical debates over citizenship and how the meaning of "citizen" has expanded over time
Possible ways to use this activity:
- Gallery Walk/Stations Activity (Students walk around and view the stations as if they were in a museum!)
- Small group/partner work with a document packet (Students view a packet of the artifacts and collaborate to complete the handout.)
- Jigsaw (Students become experts on one or two topics and teach a small group.)
- Teacher-Led/Whole-Class activity (Go over the stations as a whole class.)
- Post electronically (Have students complete individually.)
I use these stations in my Civics & U.S. Government course with 10th graders.
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