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7th grade government cultural activities for Google Apps
White House Virtual Field Trip (Google Earth Exploration)
Take your students on a virtual tour to the White House. Using a combination of Google Earth™ 360-degree views, informational text, video, and visuals, your students will learn about the history and significance of the White House from multiple perspectives.This virtual field trip covers::: geographic location of the White House:: the significance of the White House:: White House Grounds:: White House construction :: Protests at the White House (Silent Sentinels):: North Lawn:: South Lawn:: Cere
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: U.S. Government Virtual Field Trip Bundle (Google Earth Exploration)
Independence Hall Virtual Field Trip (Google Earth Exploration)
Take your students on a virtual tour of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. Using a combination of Google Earth™ 360-degree views, informational text, video, and visuals, your students will learn about the significance and history of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell from multiple perspectives.This virtual field trip covers::: geographic location Philadelphia:: Independence Hall construction:: Significant events occurring at Independence Hall:: Assembly Room:: Long Galle
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: U.S. Government Virtual Field Trip Bundle (Google Earth Exploration)
U.S. Capitol Virtual Field Trip (Google Earth Exploration)
Take your students on a virtual tour of the United States Capitol Building. Using a combination of Google Earth™ 360-degree views, informational text, video, and visuals, your students will learn about the history and significance of the U.S. Capitol from multiple perspectives.This virtual field trip covers::: geographic location the U.S. Capitol:: the importance of the U.S. Capitol:: Capitol construction:: Capitol dome:: Statue of Freedom:: Rotunda:: Statuary Hall:: House Chamber:: Old Senate C
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: U.S. Government Virtual Field Trip Bundle (Google Earth Exploration)
Types of Government Activities and Posters!
Description:Ten years ago, I created Types of Government posters, and they became my all-time best-seller on TPT!Although I regularly receive 5 stars for this product, one purchaser said, "I wish you had activities to go with this!" So, this product includes my original posters along with 5 different class activities to accompany the posters.Each poster features a different type of government and contains easy-to-understand definitions of each form. Posters also include images representing each
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5th - 11th
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25 U.S. Civics Bellringer Writing Prompts & Essential Questions | Google Slides
vThis collection of 25 open-ended critical writing prompts is the perfect way to get students thinking, writing, and discussing essential civics topics and themes. These prompts are ready-to-use as bellringers, extra time writing prompts, or other civics supplements! Students begin by reflecting on Essential Course Questions, (Slides 1-3), and then answer various critical thinking questions about civic issues like voting, the U.S. Constitution, the three branches of government, important legisla
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7th - 12th
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Constitution Day Pixel Art and Reading Comprehension
Students will read two informational texts about the Constitution and the first Constitutional Convention. After completing the response questions, they will put their answers into pixel art to reveal a self-grading, secret picture.
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4th - 8th
Spanish Royal Family Listening Activity (Level 1 or 2)
Looking for a way to imbed family vocab and tener grammar in a culturally meaningful activity? This interactive worksheet goes along with this Youtube video to help students develop their listening skills.Remote learning, in person, and hybrid friendly!Includes:Key vocab to fill out pre-video Fill in the blank worksheet to fill out during the video (I would recommend playing the video twice for Spanish 1)A mini extension activity to introduce the verb tener Answer key After students are done fil
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5th - 9th
Current Events Project | Become Your Own News Station!
This is a very engaging project for any current events class! Students will get to become their own "News Station" as they create 4 things:- 3 Episode Podcast Series- 2 Comics- 1 Breaking News Email- A logo for their news stationStudents love the choice they get in which current events they report on. I use this as a Current Events Final Project, but it can be used in any way for your Current Events class!
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7th - 12th
The American Dream Choice Board & Essay HyperDoc
Utilizing a choice board, students explore the American Dream from a number of different viewpoints such as a lawyer, a poet, a photographer, etc. They will then craft an essay describing their unique American Dream. Academic vocabulary, a learning rubric, and links to sites such as the Library of Congress are included to guide students through this activity.Follow my Pinterest page to get even more inspiration from free education resources like YouTube channels, podcasts, memes, and more. You c
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Simplified description of Black Lives Movement
The events that have conspired within 2020 alone has children and older youth speaking nonstop. You would think it is easy to educate our students about racism but it can be a very touchy and difficult topic to speak on without bias or our own opinions. We do not know what it is like at home for them and their beliefs, but I have collected information from reliable sources to construct a brief but informing presentation that speaks on the Black Matter Movement and where this movement stems from
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6th - 12th
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Southwest Asia & North Africa - Student Atlas
Designed to replace physical journals and paper organizers, this resource allows students to create their own atlas while taking notes in class or conducting their own research remotely. Sections include:Geography - physical features, climateCulture - art, language, food, dress, social structures, technology, beliefsSocial Institutions - government, economic, educational, religiousIn addition, the student atlas includes a final check for understanding and a learning rubric. Combine with introduc
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: World Geo & Cultures BUNDLE: Create Your Own Atlas
Memorial Day for Secondary Social Studies - Text, Tweet, Post Activity
The school year is ending and your struggling to engage students,,, check out this Memorial Day activity. Students summarise what they learned in a text, Tweet, and Facebook post -- critical 21st century skills for any future entrepreneurial or communications career. Rubric and model are included.Follow my Pinterest page to get even more inspiration from free education resources like YouTube channels, podcasts, memes, and more. You can also follow eduKateTX on Facebook to receive updates about n
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Memorial Day for Secondary Social Studies - Lesson Bundle
Memorial Day for Secondary Social Studies - Citizenship Alpha Blocks Activity
The school year is ending and your struggling to engage students,,, check out this Memorial Day lesson that covers the relationship between rights and responsibilities and examples of responsible citizenship. Students think of at least one word or phrase that begins with one (1) of the letters in each alpha block. Follow my Pinterest page to get even more inspiration from free education resources like YouTube channels, podcasts, memes, and more. You can also follow eduKateTX on Facebook to rece
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Memorial Day for Secondary Social Studies - Lesson Bundle
Oath of Allegiance in your own words
For someone to become naturalized, they must take the Oath of Allegiance. Re-Write the Oath of Allegiance in your own words so someone could easily understand what they are saying when they take the oath. (Hint: It might be easier to summarize or re-word one or two sentences at a time).Comes with list of vocabulary terms with definitions
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3rd - 8th
2020 Presidential Debate Debrief
A debrief guide for students to full out after watching the 2020 Presidential debate!
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5th - 12th
Presidential Biographies Form (Middle School or High School)
This form asks your student to find the following information: The name, years in office, presidential number, and political party.Provides a space to sketch the president.Facts about the early life, career(s) and funny facts about the president's life.The most important action of the president, their foreign and domestic info, as well as details about their political party and platform.A reflection asking the student if the president were to run today if they would vote for them, and to explain
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6th - 12th
Digital: Historical Gratitude
This digital resource was designed to inspire hope in students. Students are able to explore people and events that have impacted their American life in a positive way. Students will: - Choose a person or event that they are grateful for - Explore a date that is significant to the person or event - Determine why this person or event makes them grateful - Select a quote that draws upon gratitude
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6th - 12th
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BILL OF RIGHTS FREEDOM OF SPEECH
HAVE YOUR STUDENTS ENGAGE IN AN ANALYSIS OF FAMOUS RAP ARTISTS N.W.A. HAVE THEM DEBATE IF THEIR SONGS SHOULD BE PROTECTED UNDER THE FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHT.
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7th - 12th
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