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Government classroom forms for Microsoft Word
8th Grade US History Pretest/Posttest
This is a pretest for US History until the 20th century. It is a 50 question, multiple choice test and includes an answer key. If you would like to give this test through Google Forms, let me know and I will share it with you!
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7th - 12th
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Levels of Government Organizer - Local, State, Federal - 3rd grade
This a graphic organizer I created when I taught the three levels of government: local, state, and federal. I has an image of Texas for the state level, but you could alter it for any state. There are spaces for students to record the name of each level, it's leaders, officials, and services each level of government provides. I teach third grade, but you could use this in 2nd, 4th, or 5th grades. Enjoy!
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2nd - 5th
Our Levels of Government Graphic Organizer
This is a graphic organizer I created when I taught the three levels of government: local, state, and federal. It has images of Georgia buildings for the state level, but you could alter it for any state. There are spaces for students to record the title and names of the level leaders and services each level of government provides. I teach second grade, but you could use this in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grades. Enjoy!
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2nd - 5th
"Vice" Viewing Guide: Rationale/Summary/Questions/Reflection Sheet/Form
Incorporating episodes of "Vice" into your classes can be justified for several educational and pedagogical reasons. Here are some rationales for using "Vice" in the classroom: "Vice" covers current and often underreported global issues, providing students with real-world context and relevance. This can enhance their understanding of international affairs, politics, and cultural dynamics. The documentary series offers a diverse range of perspectives on various topics. By exposing students to dif
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â High School Social Science: Viewing Guide BUNDLE: TED/PBS/Vice/60 Minutes
American Government Syllabus High School Template
This syllabus is an editable Microsoft Word document and can be altered to meet the needs of other courses. I have used this syllabus to success in my own classroom. I enjoy that is is straight forward and covers the basics. It is written in the style of the United States Constitution with a preamble, articles, and sections. It has been effective in introducing content vocabulary on the first day! Includes: course description, grading policy, materials, assignments outline, student expectations,
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6th - 12th
American Government Course Materials: Outline/Vocab./Pres.Bios/Projects/Quiz
High school American Government typically takes the form of a course that covers the basics of the US political system, including the structure and functions of the federal government, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, political parties, elections, and civil liberties.American Government Course Materials INCLUDES: Outline/Vocabulary/President Bios/Project-Paper Ideas/Quiz GREAT START TO ANY HIGH SCHOOL AMERICAN GOVERNMENT CLASS.
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Teaching American Government Resource BUNDLE (Viewing Guides/Projects/Etc.)
Texas Governor's Executive Power and Authority Articles Evalaution
Article review and analysis of Texas Monthly and Texas Tribune publication breaking down the Texas Executive Branch and Governor's Power. Full length articles of both publications are included as pdf files with Easel Activity Listing Included is an overview that introduces the basis of the primary source and document creating both the power and conflict over the Texas Governor's executive authority. The Texas constitution does not directly address the subject of executive power. No clause says,
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Not Grade Specific
U.S. Government: Federalism the Division Power & Cost-Benefit Analysis
The Foundations to Federalism lesson module addresses Federalism as it was structured in the Constitution compared to how it is practiced today. It also includes the powers divided within the constitution between various levels of government. Included are opportunities to help students make connections between modern events and federalism as they compare relate division of power in their personal parent-child dynamic, define federalism, outline the relevant clauses in the constitution, identify
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Social Studies Ticket Out the Door Exit Slips
Make your life easier with these FREE Social Studies Exit Slips (aka Tickets out the Door)! This quick and easy closure will let you see how well your students understand the day's lesson.
Easily edit these to adapt them to your specific content objectives.
Add Primary Sources to your Economics and Government Classroom!
Karl Marx Text Annotation Activity
Adam Smith Text Annotation Activity
Economic Systems Primary Source Bundle
Introduction to Government Bundle
This work is licensed under a
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
I-Side and Important Political Issues Handout
This is a handout to get students more interested in important political issues and the current presidential candidates. The website:
https://www.isidewith.com/
is great but I found my students really not knowing what they were responding to on the questionnaire so I made a 35 question form for students to fill out with me guiding them on vocabulary. It helps them think about both sides of issues.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Statue of Limitations
This accompanies a website that has a list of the statue of limitations per state. You can adjust this paper to meet whatever tort you are covering: written contract, oral contract, injury, property damage.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Participation in Government Syllabus (Editable)
A Simple Participation in Government Syllabus that can be edited to one's specific needs.
This syllabus Includes the following:
- Course Summary
- End of Course Goals
- Course Outline by Unit
- Grade Breakdown
- Cheating/Plagiarism Policy
- Student-Teacher-Parent/Guardian Partnership Signing Agreements
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11th - 12th
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I CAN Social Studies Checklist-Units 2 through 8 for 4th Grade-Georgia
The final installment for the I Can 4th Grade Social Studies Checklist for Georgia
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4th
AP Government - Student Syllabus
Student Syllabus for the AP Government course. Perfect first day of school handout and activity.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Declaration of Independence Quiz Fill in the Blank
Declaration of Independence Fill in the Blank Quiz
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Grades:
4th - 12th, Staff
AP U S Government Amsco Chapter 7 Individual Liberties Guided Reading
Unit 3 Civil Liberties and Civil Rights comprehensive reading guide for the Amsco text
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Grades:
11th - 12th
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Also included in:Â AP United States Government Chapter Reading Guides Amsco Text
AP Government and Politics Curriculum
This file will contain daily, weekly and unitary files for all lessons, subject vocabulary, supplemental readings and assessments for the entire course, whether teaching the class on a semester or yearly basis.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Bellringers Sheet and Newstracker Handout
Bellringer sheet with spaces for questions and answers. Newstracker handout with summary activities for the weekly newsprogram CNN 10.
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9th - 12th
Comparing the Laws of Countries Introductory Research Assignment
Rather then lecture to students about subject matter, the point of this assignment is for students to explore content on their own and make connections they are interested in.This is an inquiry based research project. Students start by considering some of the laws found in the Code of Hammurabi and the societal values they represent. From there students will formulate questions about laws in other societies. They will formulate a thesis that they then evaluate with research.
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12th
Holt McDougal Civics in Practice Chapter 1 Vocabulary Word List
Vocabulary Word List for Holt McDougal Civics in Practice Chapter 1
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Grades:
6th - 12th
2008 ELECTION BALLOT
Teach your students about the election process. Use this ballot sheet for your own class, grade level, or to have a schoolwide mock election on election day. There are 2 identical ballots on the page to save paper. The 2 major Presidential candidates are on it as well as a place to write in the name of a third candidate.
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1st - 12th
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Thank You for Smoking - Movie Permission Slip
This is a permission slip to send home to parents to allow their child to watch Thank You for Smoking, since it is a Rated R film. This permission slip is very thorough - explaining the purpose for watching the film as well as parental guidelines according to the IMDb website. This is an editable Word document. Please provide feedback so I can grow my business. I would really appreciate it! Thank you!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
2008 Presidential Debate
Keep your students informed about this year's all important Presidential election by having them complete this Venn diagram to compare and contrast the issues of the major Presidential candidates. This will help encourage students to stop, look, and listen to the news about the upcoming election. They should be encouraged to watch debates, conventions (summer), as well as read newspapers and watch the news in order to become informed citizens.
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5th - 12th
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Government Graphic Organizer
Students will use this to research the three levels of government, find information on their local, state, and federal leaders, and learn about the services that their leaders provide.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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