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Free 7th grade government independent work packets
25x: Government & Civics: What Is Government & Civics? (English and Spanish)
Objective: To understand the fundamentals of Government & Civics and the importance of active citizenship in order to become empowered and responsible members of society.Today’s Activities:Article: Exploring Government & Civics: Unlocking the Secrets of How Societies FunctionReflection QuestionsDefine The TermsWord SearchCrosswordEnglish & Spanish Lessons Included. English <=> Spanish Parallel Reader Included. Audio files available on website.
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6th - 8th
Government Systems Activities Distant Learning
Are you going over different types of government systems but don't want to create your own activities or worksheet? You're in luck! We have created short reading passages along with our worksheet and activities.Don't forget to rate and review our activities and resources!Follow us on instagram at @teaching.civics for all updates, contests, and giveaways!
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6th - 12th
Bill of Rights Practice Questions
The Bill of Rights is an essential part of United States History and Government. Secondary students need multiple opportunities to develop an understanding of these essential liberties and protections embedded in our Constitution since its ratification. These Bill of Rights Practice Questions include a set of three practice exercises for students to develop their understanding of the fist 10 amendments added to the Constitution. Suggested Uses:Provide differentiated practice to meet the needs of
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7th - 10th
FREEBIE Landmark Supreme Court Cases Vocabulary Bundle
The contents of this product are based on the new Florida Civics Standards (implementing 2023-2024) and aligned to the the following benchmarks:Landmark Supreme Court CasesSS.7.CG.3.11 Analyze the effects of landmark Supreme Court decisions on law, liberty and the interpretation of the U.S. Constitution.There is a graphic organizer with key terms for each benchmark, and a crossword puzzle for students to apply their learning.
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6th - 8th
Also included in: BUNDLE Complete Set of Florida Civics Vocabulary Activities - 66 Pages
Constitution Explained 4 Episode Viewing Guide: FREEBIE
Get students excited about the Constitution with the addition of the iCivics series Constitution Explained Guided Notes Pack. This downloadable provides guided notes for the first four episodes of the comprehensive 35-episode series. Dive into fundamental concepts with episodes titled "We the People," "Constitutional Convention," "Foundations of the Constitution," and "The People's Branch."You can access the Constitution Explained via YouTube, here.Each episode is accompanied by a tailored set o
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6th - 12th
Constitutional Republic | Reading Passage | Comprehension | Word Search
This NO PREP Constitutional Republic resource gives students an introduction to a constitutional republic system of government. Includes:Constitutional Republic PassageConstitutional Republic Comprehension QuestionsConstitutional Republic Word SearchMy background includes a master’s degree in education and post-graduate coursework in scientifically-based reading instruction to earn a K-12 reading specialist endorsement. I am certified as a K-6 teacher, a K-12 Reading Specialist, a Licensed Dysle
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5th - 7th
Crash Course Government-Episode 2-Bicameral Congress
Use this activity to help your students stay focused on this video!
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7th - 12th
Upton Sinclair & The Jungle Activity/Worksheet
This worksheet has students complete a 4 step process where they will explore who Upton Sinclair was as well as the significance of his book - The Jungle. Students will read an abbreviated Biography.com overview on Sinclair, watch a 3 minute PBS video on The Jungle, look up the purpose of two laws (Pure Food & Drug Act/ Meat Inspection Act), and finally find or generate their own image relating to this topic.
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6th - 12th
Constitutional Pamphlet #5--The Bill of Rights
The Constitutional Pamphlet is a 4-page guide that is a brief summary of the 5th amendment, rights in criminal cases. Great for an intro to the study of the US Constitution for grades 6-12. Written in pamphlet form, it covers the meaning of the amendment, as well as examples of what is NOT covered by the amendment. It also has quotes from other notables about the amendment or about the Constitution itself. Each Constitutional Pamphlet has a spotlight on a Constitutional "star" or signer and a
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Constitutional Pamphlet Bundle
Civically Speaking--Economics / Grades 7-12
Civically Speaking--Economics, is a short, 6-page guide for grades 7-12, containing short articles briefly explaining aspects of the US economy.It includes: some basic factssupply and demandscarcitybusiness cyclesCommerce Clause of the ConstitutionCharter of the 1st Bank of the United Stateseconomic policystock market crashes16th amendment --income taxAlso included are questions for evaluation--the solution is included.Great for a supplement to a basic study of economics.Other Civically Speaking
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7th - 12th
ENL Lesson - U.S Capitol Riot (English and Spanish)
I believe I should not be profiting off of a disturbing event in U.S History. Should you wish to support my store, please see my other listings.Please use this free, leveled reading lesson to help your ENL students understand the attack on the U.S Capitol on January 6th, 2020. It is in English and Spanish to assist students with a difficult topic. If I had more time I would provide more visuals of the events leading up to the attack, the Constitution itself, etc. to help teach higher level vocab
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6th - 12th
The Legislative Branch - Grade 7
For BOTH SS and ELA teachers, my leveled narrative nonfiction articles teach history standards and test language arts concepts:· Main Idea· Figurative Language· Cause/Effect· Text Structure· Context Clues· Inference· Author's Purpose· Research Resources· Fact/Opinion While learning about the new American nation, your kids will review reading standardized test-like questions to enhance reading growth and understanding. Integrating SS and ELA is teaching smarter, not harder!Why Integrate SS and La
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6th - 8th
Messages of Peace for the Ukraine War - Make peace doves (Russia & Ukraine)
Russia has been attacking Ukraine's neighbor since February 24. In an ever-escalating conflict, Putin has now attacked the country and its people. Peace talks between Ukraine and Russia have been going on since February 28. With this small package, students get the opportunity to write down their wishes, hopes and messages of peace!#StandWithUkraine
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PreK - 8th
Also included in: Bundle: Peace between Ukraine & Russia - Worksheets & Craft Materials
What, How, Why Photo Analysis
The What-How-Why method is a tool that you can use while observing images to help you dive into your observations and derive deeper levels of understanding.Included is a Google Slide deck that shows an example of how to run this exercise. Simply edit the slides with your own content.
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7th - 12th
CCSS:
US Presidents Handbook
This packet is meant to help students comprehend the timeline of US History through our first 18 presidents. Each page asks students for a picture, important events, and a rating.
Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Electoral College 2020 Worksheet
Check out our FREE ELECTORAL COLLEGE 2020 WORKSHEET! A perfect resource to enhance your scholar's political knowledge.
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1st - 12th
Magna Carta ESL Social Studies Lesson
Magna Carta ESL Lesson from Tennessee State social studies standards
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7th
President George Washington Notes
Guided Notes, students will learn about Washington's Presidency.
Grades:
7th - 11th
Articles of Confederation
This is a student driven Inquiry Chart with all sources linked on the last page. The lesson should take about two days, maybe three. This covers the Articles of Confederation, their failure, Shays Rebellion and Alexander Hamilton. The discussion should be about weak vs. strong / small vs. large government.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Activity Guide to Political Representation
“Let’s Vote” is a nonpartisan political education activity guide for kids. “Let’s Vote” combines our LeLann For President curriculum with 20 pages of coloring, crossword puzzles, matching, and much more. This activity guide will teach your child the basics of political representation and includes a sample ballot for your future voter to fill out.
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2nd - 8th
Senator in Training: Compromise
Learn about the importance of compromise in the Senate. Complete the worksheet to make a compromise for a contemporary Senate issue and then work on creating one for something in your life.This activity can be completed in class or as a homework assignment depending on the needs of your classroom.
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3rd - 8th
2d to 10th Amendments Matching Worksheet
Amendments Worksheet from Bill of Rights. 2d to 10th Amendments, matching exercise with key.
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7th
Forms of Government
Originally created as an extension menu to use with gifted students, this activity can easily be adapted as an individual or groups activity.
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7th - 10th
Journal Entry Prompts - NO PREP
It can be hard to come up with Journal Prompts on the spot, so here are a few! Interactive journal included.
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4th - 8th
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