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Criminal justice - law games for Google Apps
Bill of Rights DIGITAL Escape Room | Bill of Rights Distance Learning Activity
In this Bill of Rights digital escape room student activity, students investigate eight different scenarios to uncover eight possible Bill of Rights investigations in a 100% digital format. This Bill of Rights Escape Room activity is an outstanding way to review the Bill of Rights, reinforce major ideas of the Constitution, and bring life, energy, and team-building to your unit on the US Constitution.This Bill of Rights Escape Room is an outstanding supplement to my Constitution Unit located he
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5th - 8th
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Business Law Class Vocabulary and Legal Lingo Terms Digital Activity
Business law vocabulary is so important! This legal lingo activity file is a great engaging way to introduce terms 5 at a time! YOU create your list of terms...but there is an editable, extensive list made for you as well. There are 4 homework or bell work files for students to complete definitions and use terms in sentences. There is a reliable U.S. Courts link of definitions for students to reference as well as a great digital activity on legal documents for students to learn about the vari
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9th - 12th
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Constitution Overview : Scavenger Hunt + Reading Graphic Organizer Con Law
Super high engagement - full 60 minute plus activity.I use it in a Constitutional law class, US history class and a government class as a beginnings to the Constitution.Transform your classroom into an exciting realm of exploration with this immersive 60-minute activity - "The Quest for Knowledge."Engage your students in a dynamic blend of scavenger hunt, coding, reading, and concept mapping, all designed to promote criticalthinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.What's Included:Detailed
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7th - 12th
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Law-Related Education Final Exam, Review Packet, and Review Game
Allow your students to demonstrate their knowledge about law through a final exam, along with supplementary review materials! The final exam includes topics on criminal law, tort law, consumer law, family law, housing law, and individual rights and liberties. There is also a reading passage on the exam with a case analysis over a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case! The supplementary review materials include a review activity packet along with a Jeopardy-style review game. There is also an answer k
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Law-Related Education: Full Semester Bundle and Google Compatible
The Development of International Law: Game Creation Assignment
Overview: In this assignment outline, students are asked to create a game that helps to teach their peers about several prominent international agreements and organizations. Curriculum Outcomes: This assignment targets several curriculum outcomes from the Ontario Curriculum (CLN4U); however, this task could be used in most international law courses. The key outcomes are: D2.1 identify and describe agreements and organizations that have influenced the development of international law (e.g., Treat
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: UPDATED! Canadian & International Law - HUGE Grade 12 Law Course Bundle!
Criminology - Two Truth & A Lie
Everyone has played the game Two Truths & A Lie as a way to get to know those around them! This is because it is a simple game that doesn't require any special equipment or prior knowledge. That is why this activity is a perfect way to introduce your students to criminology subject matter that you will be teaching! This game has four different categories - Crime Around the World, Crime in the United States, Famous Criminals, and Statistics and Crime. This is a fun and quick way to get your
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9th - 12th
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Judicial Branch Vocabulary Bingo
A fun/ interactive way to introduce vocabulary terms for the Judicial Branch. I make a quick bingo card by creating a 4 x 4 table in google docs and printing that out. Students should write the terms in each box on the table and check them off as we go through the slides. You can use bingo chips or candies as another fun way to mark off spaces.
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10th - 12th
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Athlete "A" Movie Notes, Current Event Template,& Game for Sports Medicine/Law
Discussing Negligence in healthcare in your Sports Medicine or Law Class? Athlete "A" is a great compliment film Athlete "A" is a Netflix film that discusses the reporters from The Indianapolis Star who exposed Dr. Larry Nassar's sexual abuse of young gymnasts.Includes:Character Map Worksheet: Gives students a way to organize the many people in the film and what role they play.Movie Notes: Editable google slides that can easily become a printed handout template contains 15 questions. Questions a
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9th - 12th
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BILL OF RIGHTS: Task Card Practice
Includes: 20 task cards between three different categories (political cartoon, scenarios, and identify) and a B.o.R Cheat SheetDescription: Students can practice their Bill of Rights skills by completing 20 task cards or challenging other groups in the class to see who can get the most right! I did not come up with any of the scenarios or political cartoons in the assignment. I searched the internet for these tasks. The answer to most of the tasks are in the speaker notes.
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9th - 12th
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Thinking Like a Lawyer: Did You Buy that Lunch? Four Corners Game
Examining the Texas School Lunch CaseA real world case presented in a game of critical thinking and problem solving using collaboration and communicationStudents will use critical thinking, problem solving, communication, and collaboration skills to analyze the facts from a real event. After careful consideration of the facts, students will be able to make a judgement on the guilt or innocence, and select an appropriate penalty, if one is needed. After the groups have shared their own conclus
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5th - 8th
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Credible Sources: Journalism Ethics Game
Journalism, like many important professions, is governed by a code of ethics. For journalists, the four ethical maxims are: Seek the truth and report it as fully as possible Act independently Minimize harm Avoid conflict of interest These are incredibly noble guidelines for journalists to follow. Sometimes, however, a journalist’s source information can make following these guidelines difficult. In this activity, students will experience a journalist’s endeavor to see the truth and report it
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9th - 12th
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Criminal Law Lesson with Digital Bingo Card Game
Included is an engaging and informational 24 slide Criminal Law Power Point Lesson (converted in Google Slides as well). After the lesson, enjoy a fun bingo card game with the lesson's key concepts and terms!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Whale Conservation Laws Escape Room
Help your students become familiar with the laws that protect nature! This escape room helps to familiarize students with the laws and regulations that protect whales. It uses an article from the Michigan State University Law School that provides a simple overview of the laws and regulations to help the students answer the questions. The students will become familiar with the terms law, regulation, sanction, and more.
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Whale Bundle Supplement for Swimming Creatures
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