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2nd grade civics Common Core RI.3.3 resources
Civics and Government - 3rd Grade Social Studies & Vocabulary
Civics and Government just got more fun and engaging! This bundle brings together three big ideas in Social Studies in a way that's easy to weave into your reading lessons. Students will dive into how the Constitution shapes our government, learn about the three branches, and explore voting and elections. They'll also get to understand checks and balances and lots more, all in a friendly, easy-to-understand format!This resource can be used for:✅ Social Studies Whole Group Lessons✅ Whole Group or
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2nd - 4th
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American Holidays - A Sorting Game - Distinguish Between Different USA Holidays
Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Constitution Day, and Veterans Day are all important holidays in American History, Here's a game to help students remember which American holiday is which!This is a sorting game to help them remember the meanings of these 6 USA holidays: Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Constitution Day, and Veterans Day. There are two options: less experienced students can use the base pieces that have hints about each holid
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1st - 4th
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Three Branches of Government Activities| Reading Passages| Flip Book and More
This assortment of 10 social studies activities for the three branches of U.S. and state government will keep your students excited and engaged. The Three Branches of Government and From a Bill to a Law informational texts will set the groundwork for all of the other activities. You can use these whole group, in centers, partner work and as independent practice. What's included:1) 3 Branches of Government anchor posters (one for each branch)2) 3 Branches of Government passage and assessment3) 3
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Citizenship and Character Bundle
Arkansas Civics: Local Community Rights and Responsibilities Printables
Printable Civics, Part 2 Unit, where students examine the process of creating rules at the local level, and compare ways people interact to benefit in working together to improve their community with local problems. The lesson unit plan "Arkansas Civics: Local Community Rights and Responsibilities" that goes with these printables can be downloaded for free.
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2nd - 4th
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