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Not grade specific government handouts
End or Beginning of the Year Social Studies Activity: Designing a New State
I created a version for younger students (grades 1-3), but it can be used for any grade level. You can find that resource here. The version on this page is more suitable for students in grades 3 and up. This idea came to me after my students finished their end-of-year testing. Since all of our social studies standards were taught before the test, I needed something for my students to do after the test. In "Designing a New State", students get to create a brand new state for the United States.
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Editable Student Council Leadership Government Awards
These student council editable awards are a great way to congratulate your student leaders on a job well done! The file includes:* 10 his and her student council awards* 5 blank templates to write your own description and create your own awardSimply edit your own text using PowerPoint, print, and use! Perfect year after year!These awards go well with our Student Council Leadership Skill Training to help your student council officers develop and enhance their leadership skills and Student Council
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Also included in:Â Student Council Packet, Binder Covers, Spine and Awards Mega Bundle
Funko Pop Figurine Activity - Basic or Edited Version
Teachers can use this project for almost any history unit. It comes with a basic version, and teachers can edit the template to fit whatever unit they need to complete.Activity comes with:Basic templateTemplate that can be editedEvidence of success rubric.
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Differentiated Levels ESL: Declaration of Independence and Constitution
Designed for the beginning English Language Learners in your Civics and Government class. Contains:1) Reading Passage on the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution2) Picture Dictionary Page for Vocabulary 3) Comprehension Questions4) Vocabulary practice 5) Answer KeyWhile teaching the same information and vocabulary, each of these components is differentiated into a lower-comprehension level (A) and a slightly higher level (B). To accompany this, consider using: WHICH ONE? Declaration
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The Founder Movie Questions
The Founder is based on the business empire of McDonald's speedy system or fast food chain. This set of questions AND terms to know will help students have an understanding of one of the most iconic company practicing in an American Free Market Economy.
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South Carolina's Government: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branches
This activity is geared towards South Carolina's third grade social studies standards.
Are you looking for an easy and fun way to teach your students about South Carolina's government? If so, this activity is for you.
When you purchase this packet, you will receive the following:
1. A booklet explaining how our government system works.
2. Foldables and fill-in-the-blank notes that students will glue onto a tree.
3. A game that will help your students understand how our government works. Ther
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Declaration of Independence Coloring Pages - Founding Fathers and 4th of July
Helping learners understand the Declaration of Independence can be fun with these coloring pages and they are great for July 4th! They cover one of the most popular sentences in the English language...We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of HappinessWith this listing you will get 5 color pages. The first four are with the verbiage that fol
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Also included in:Â Early US History Helper Bundle - 13 Colonies - Declaration of Independence
Comparing the US Government to a Tricycle
Students will be asked to compare the United Stated government to a tricycle by connecting content terms to parts of a tricycle. Students must explain the purpose of that term in connection to the US Government while also explaining why that term would best match that particular tricycle part. This would make a great cooperative or independent activity. Answer key is included.Key Terms:-The Constitution -Executive Branch-President-Legislative Branch-Congress-Judicial Branch-Supreme Court-Federal
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VOTING: How To Vote, Register to Vote, Voter ID Debate
UNITED STATES CIVICS LESSONS: VOTING - HOW TO VOTEFull Lesson with PowerPoint PresentationSee Preview!Lesson Summary:Discussion Questions to spark conversation:Do you know what your local polling place looks like? Where is it? What do you do when you get there? Do you need to show ID before voting? Video link: First Time Voters Registering to Vote: information by state Visit Vote.Org to learn about registration and other policies What to expect at your polling place – Types of Voting Machines
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Also included in:Â Political Participation: VOTING Lesson Bundle! 5 No-Prep Lessons
What is Public Opinion Polling - Guided Reading and Questions
Calling all government teachers! Do you have to teach your students about polling? Do you want to prepare the next generation of Americans to participate in our democracy? Are you completely LOST about how to simplify this complex topic so your students can understand this content? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this guided reading is 100% for you. This reading is classroom-tested and it always leads to amazing classroom discussions about the importance of American political d
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VOTING: Voter Turnout, Who Votes? Efficacy, Election Day Holiday
UNITED STATES CIVICS LESSONS: VOTING - VOTER TURNOUTFull Lesson with PowerPoint PresentationSee Preview!Lesson Summary:Discussion question: Why don’t people vote? Definition of Political Efficacy and cartoons Analyzing data from charts on who votes and who doesn’t. Increasing voter turnout: Should Election Day be a National Holiday? Pro Con debate - Read arguments and complete graphic organizer. Exit Slip: Main Ideas Summary ChartALL ITEMS EDITABLE!Complete the Unit Plan with these lessons:Poli
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Also included in:Â Political Participation: VOTING Lesson Bundle! 5 No-Prep Lessons
Lincoln Movie Questions
Students answer questions as they view the 2012 film, Lincoln, about the 16th President of the United States.
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The U.S. Census - Critical Thinking Grid Logic Puzzle w/ Zentangle to Color
Here’s a great critical-thinking lesson related to THE CENSUS!The main product is the grid logic puzzle. The coloring page is just a bonus!  This is great for a stand-alone sub plan and/or when you need a little problem-solving padding before your next big lesson.  Not sure how logic puzzles work? See the last section in this description.My students really get into solving these puzzles. You can have them work individually or cooperatively. In groups, it's great to hear kids explain how the
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Student Council - An Informational Letter to Students and Families (EDITABLE)
Use this (editable) informational letter about Student Council to get your student council up and running! Send home to students and families to provide more information about the council and the election process. Includes: - Who is on the Council?- Why is this good for students?- What does the Student Council do?-What does the Council President do?-What does the Vice President do?-What does the Secretary do?-What does the Treasurer do?-When and where does the Student Council meet?-What do I do
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Build your own Supreme Court
In this acitivuty students will be asked to create their own Supreme Court. Students will be looking at the qualification that George Washington was looking for in canidates when deciding who he wanted to appoint to the United State's first Supreme Court. Students will be asked critically think about either current public figures or previous historic figures that they believe best represent the qualifications that George Washington used to create his Supreme Court.This activity will be a great
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Also included in:Â George Washington Presidency Bundle
European Government Worksheet Presidential Parliamentary with Answer Key
Discover the World of European Governments!Are you ready for an engaging assignment that will take students on a journey through the fascinating world of government systems in Europe? This comprehensive assignment covers the spectrum, from autocracy to democracy, and even delves into the distinctions between parliamentary and presidential democracies. To make it even more intriguing, it uses the nations of the UK, Russia, and Germany as case studies for comparison.Assignment Highlights:- Uncover
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Core Democratic Values Poster Pack
10 Posters with definitions of the Core Democratic Values. Perfect for printing and displaying, or uploading as a file to a LMS for student use. Student-friendly definitions!
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Death Of Queen Elizabeth The Second. What Happens Now. Canada
On September 8, 2022, HRH Queen Elizabeth the Second died and her heir, Prince Charles became king. Follow along this moment in world history with your class and learn about the unprecedented reign of the world's longest serving monarch.This package is suitable for any class, but does include some activities specific to Canada (Canadian grade 5 government: What is the monarch's role in Canada?)The package includes:1) What Happens Now Reading2)Important Quotations of Queen Elizabeth II3)How Does
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Also included in:Â Death of Queen Elizabeth II and Ascension of King Charles III. Bundle.
Governments of Latin America Brazil Mexico Cuba Worksheet Packet w/Answer Key
GSE Aligned SS6CG1Explore the Vibrant World of Latin American Governments! Dive into an engaging worksheet designed to unravel the intricacies of government systems in Brazil, Mexico, and Cuba! Perfect for middle school students, this comprehensive worksheet comprises 22 thought-provoking questions, including fill-in-the-blank, short answer, and multiple-choice formats. Discover the similarities and differences between the types of government in these diverse Latin American countries. Uncover t
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Who Are My Elected Officials? - Scavenger Hunt for Government Class
I love using this worksheet as a warm-up activity on the first day of my 12th grade participation in government class. this activity gives students an opportunity to recall and research their current elected officials. Answer key NOT INCLUDED. This is due to the fact that all of us will have different elected officials. note: please modify this activity before you assign it. Depending on your state, county, or municipality, you will have different offices and office holders.If you have any quest
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Elections WebQuest! Research 270toWin.Com
https://www.270towin.com/ Students complete TWO WebQuests using 270toWin Historical and Current Election Data! Use together or separately. PDF and DOCx versions included for BOTH handouts.Completely editable and compatible with digital devices.>>see preview<<#1: Historical Elections - Students explore past elections, electoral and popular vote, fun facts, and issues of the day. Students further explore their own states Presidential Voting history, U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Repres
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Election Terminology, Voter & Voter Turnout Vocabulary
Election Terminologyrelated to the Voter & Voter TurnoutEditable! PDF & DOCX versionsSEE PREVIEW!
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CNN 10 Guided Worksheet
Use this worksheet in conjunction with CNN10.CNN 10 is a daily news show for students over 13 and other viewers who want to learn about current events and global issues in 10 minutes or less. The mission of CNN 10 is to break down complicated news stories with easy to understand explanations. This one pager is printable so you can create a packet for your students. This one pager works for all grade levels. With younger grades you can focus on whole class discussion and group work.
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AP Government Unit 1 Student Notes for Lessons 1.7-1.9
These handout study notes are designed for students to study and review the material from the curriculum in a concise way. The notes themselves are written in conjunction with the written lessons I have also listed as well. These notes are a more concise, summarized version of the written lesson, but formatted so students can copy down and read easier.You can find the corresponding written lesson here. My Personal Use Of This Listing: In my own classroom, I have my students copy down notes as ou
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