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9th grade civics resources for Microsoft Excel
Congressional Apportionment, Representation, and Gerrymandering
Now that the 2020 U.S. Census and apportionment have been completed, we can start to see who has the most representation in Congress and who has the best ratio of population to Congress members. These data points, along with how districts are manipulated via gerrymandering, are addressed in these products.Questions?Email me at inquiryforTDSR@gmail.comThank You For Your Purchase!If you enjoyed this product you can let other teachers know by leaving a review. You'll earn TpT Credits when you do! I
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7th - 12th
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Patriot Day 9/11 Choice Board
Students can choose from the four choice board options to learn more about the attacks on the World Trade Center and how America has changed since that tragic day.Options Include: Analyze 9/11 Memorial ArtListen to videos from first responders who were on the scene of the World Trade CenterRead about the monument and answer questions to reveal a secret pictureCreate a paper crane craft to honor the families and victims of the 9/11 attacks
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4th - 12th
Demographics- compare your class the the U.S. Census!
This demographic project starts with a class survey which is used to collect census style data for the households represented in your class. The class is then divided into groups to research different demographic characteristics of their town, state and country using the U.S census data available online as well as the data collected form the class. The areas researched include employment, size of household, age, race and ethnicity and where we live and how we move. After researching and findi
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8th - 12th
Student and teacher: 7th Grade Civics EOC Learning Goal Tracker for Data
Administrators always say to put the tracking in the students hands, make sure you are keeping data, and never offer ways to help you do these! Well, that's where I come in! I sat down with the test specs, essential standards, and standard break down sheet to create this awesome excel sheet that you could easily print, distribute, or put in a google sheet that your students can track THEMSELVES! Plus this is also a great tracker for PLC's to ensure all students are learning the content & you
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Civics Bundle: 181 Products and over $400 in lessons/activities
Grocery Shopping Challenge
A grocery shopping challenge designed to build students' confidence in online bargain hunting, grocery shopping, budgeting, basic Excel skills, and reflecting.This package involves approximately 5 periods worth of work. It can be altered to use supermarkets of your choice - all included resources are fully customizable. Teacher instruction sheet included too. Great for an introductory activity for any subject with a focus on money, budgeting, achieving independence, etc. Will prompt a lot of cla
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6th - 11th
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Social Studies, Government, History Computer Project: Electoral College in Excel
Welcome to my Electoral College Excel Project. During this project, students will learn how to create and manipulate information on 3 different spreadsheets. They will learn all about the history of the Electoral College from some awesome websites I discovered. They will create one spreadsheet with all the states, regions, # of electoral votes and how each state voted in the 2008 and 2012 elections. Did you know that there are 2 states electors are not required by law to vote with the popular m
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6th - 12th
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The Census - A Statistical Look at the Diversity of American Culture.
A Statistical Look at the Diversity of American Culture. Whether, it is used with a class or any group, the purpose is to open the eyes of the participants to how diverse our population really is. Preview presentation has notes to explain what the Census is and how to use the Spreadsheet. The spreadsheet sums up the results of data collected and automatically displays on both the Bar Graphs and the Pie Charts. Spreadsheet is compact and uncomplicated. It allows for easy to understand results
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Congressional Representation Levels
The Great Compromise of 1787 created the bicameral legislative system we have today. While power sharing between the House and Senate have largely been successful, some inconsistencies, anomalies, and oddities in representation have appeared over time. In this product, students will use a data table assembled in Google Sheets to investigate them and to see how well represented the states are in the House of Representatives, Senate, and in the Electoral College. This product's data comes from the
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Congressional Apportionment, Representation, and Gerrymandering
Election Graphs
Hold elections in your classroom and use these graphs to show results of presidential and local elections. All you have to do is fill in the names of the candidates and decide how many electoral votes each class will have!
Students will be able to compare popular and electoral votes and see how many votes each candidate receives! This spreadsheet is great as a supplement to a lesson on elections.
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6th - 12th
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Bill of Rights Learning Goal Chart
Administrators always say to put the tracking in the students hands, make sure you are keeping data, and never offer ways to help you do these! Well, that's where I come in! I sat down with the test specs, essential standards, and standard break down sheet to create this awesome excel sheet that you could easily print, distribute, or put in a google sheet that your students can track THEMSELVES! Plus this is also a great tracker for PLC's to ensure all students are learning the content & you
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Civics Bundle: 181 Products and over $400 in lessons/activities
Rights, responsibilities and privileges enlightenment government
What is the difference between a right, a responsibility and a privilege? Use this chart to define them and give examples. Answers on second sheet. Can be used to identify civic rights and responsibilities.Answer key on second sheet.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: Crusades through Enlightenment bundle world history
Civics/Government - Students' Elected Officials Spreadsheet
This "Elected Officials Student Template" can be used with any Civics / Government lesson - either for a 1 day assignment, or for a week-long lesson. This resource is perfect for when middle / high school students are researching state and federal laws, or local ordinances. Most state legislatures are back in session beginning spring 2024, so it is an ideal time to begin this lesson in civic engagement or how a bill becomes a law. Whether you teach in Colorado or elsewhere, you can change the na
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7th - 12th
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SPANISH Rights, responsibilities and privileges, civics government, en Español
What is the difference between a right, a responsibility and a privilege? Use this chart to define them and give examples. Answers on second sheet. Can be used to identify civic rights and responsibilities.Answer key on second sheet.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: SPANISH Modern World history resources en Español bundle ESL ELL
Types of Government Internet Research
This is an excel spreadsheet designed to help students navigate the internet for specific information about the types of government.
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9th - 12th
Let's go grocery shopping
When I originally created the design for this shopping activity. I wanted students to have a better understanding of money on a scale they can easily identify with; food. Something they see and eat everyday but might take it for granted at times. The first thing I do is ask my students "Where do you or your family like to go grocery shopping"? They will say "Harris Teeter, Publix or Wegmans" for example. There is no wrong answer. Then I introduce the worksheet. I share with the students if they
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Climate Change Policy Simulator
In this activity, students will:Learn that there are no clear and easy policy answers- there are no policies that meet all potential criteria for ‘good’ climate change policy Learn to think critically about climate policy options when they read about them in the media, and when presented by governments and stakeholders as preferred policy solutions This bundle includes a detailed instruction kit, infographic and worksheet, rubric, and a backgrounder on climate change policy in Canada. This activ
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9th - 12th, Staff
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List of 51 Social Studies Websites
51 social studies websites that I have used or want to use in my geography and U.S. history classes. The list includes a brief description of each website.
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4th - 9th
Government/Social Studies Vocabulary
The short worksheet includes 5 Vocabulary blanks to fill out vocabulary words relating to government, a sentence describing the word and a blank for the page number.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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9th - 12th
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AP Government Civic Engagement Project - Election Assessment extras
Template for Election teams
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9th - 12th
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