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Free government independent work packets
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION & Civil War Reading Packet (5th Social Studies) TEKS 5.4B
This no prep reading activity includes 2 graphic organizers, multiple choice and short answer writing prompts, and an exit ticket. Your students will be engaged while learning about the Industrial Revolution and how it led to the Civil War! If you're wanting to integrate social studies into your ELA curriculum, this is perfect because it's academically aligned for both subject areas. You can even leave it for sub plans or homework packets!Resource Includes:Printable Reading Passage2 Graphic Or
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5th
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
FREE Grace for President Book Activity Pack
This FREE book activity pack is filled with great worksheets and activities for the fun election day story "Grace for President." Perfect for President's Day, Class or School Elections, Election Day, Voting, learning about government and more!Use with the hardcopy book or use the FREE video link to listen to the book and watch it online.This is the PDF version of this great resource.If you would like the digital version designed for Google Drive and Google Classroom be sure to check out my Tpt
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2nd - 4th
Also included in:Â Favorite USA and Presidents Day Stories Discount Bundle
FREE America is Book Activity Pack about Citizenship in the USA
Go USA! This read aloud activity pack is perfect for any social studies class to learn all about the great things in America and what it means to be a US citizen. Listen to the story free then complete ready to go worksheets tasks and activities!Use with the hardcopy book or use the FREE video link to listen to the book and watch it online.This is the PDF version of this great resource.If you would like the digital version designed for Google Drive and Google Classroom be sure to check out my Tp
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2nd - 4th
Also included in:Â Favorite USA and Presidents Day Stories Discount Bundle
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
Henry Kissinger Hero or Villain? A Cold War Reading Comprehension Worksheet
Unmask the Enigma: Was Henry Kissinger Hero or Villain? (Delve into His Complex Legacy!)Unravel the captivating and controversial legacy of Henry Kissinger, a Cold War icon!Beyond Simple Labels:Explore contrasting perspectives on Kissinger's actions, analyzing his diplomacy, Cold War strategies, human rights record, and impact on history.Primary source analysis brings historical context to life, fostering critical thinking and source evaluation skills.Engaging assessment activities - multiple ch
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Rules in School & Community Reading Passage with Comprehension Questions
Welcome to an engaging and comprehensive teaching resource centered around the theme of "Rules in School and Community." This package is designed to facilitate meaningful learning experiences for elementary students while addressing essential literacy and social studies standards.This product includes:Reading Passage: Dive into an immersive reading experience with our carefully crafted passage that explores the importance of rules in both school and community settings. Students will journey thro
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4th - 6th
Hobbes/Locke/Rousseau
Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau were all important political thinkers, shaping European governments and US Government as well. This assignment is a way to have your students study those thinkers in a process that requires research and critical thinking.
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10th - 12th
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:Â 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
miranda v. arizona
the work sheets go with a Miranda v. Arizona slide presentation. it's a simple worksheet that can be filled out by students as they follow along in class. it includes tasks like explaining the time line, a matching section, and simple questions on miranda v. Arizona that they can answer based o what they know. the beginning of the worksheet could also be used to go with other slides or lessons on miranda v. Arizona given that it includes questions like when where and what happened.
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9th - 10th
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
Ideals of Democracy- AP US Government and Politics
This editable activity covers the 1.1 objective for AP US Government and Politics. Its potential uses include sub-plans, review material, or readings before class discussion.
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9th - 12th
A Patriot's History Chapter 1 Study Guide (Classical Conversations)
Greetings, fellow Ch 3 mamas and Directors! This product is a +/- 20-page (per chapter) study guide and answer key to help students recognize and comprehend the key concepts in each chapter of A Patriot's History (all editions). Essential vocabulary, fill-in-the-blank, short answer, matching, T/F, and "Thought and Discussion Questions" (conversation starters) make up the bulk of the guides. Graphics, word searches, activities, and resources are also included depending on chapter content.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Pledge of allegiance
Free Pledge of allegiance printable. This will also be in my MEGA morning menu. A morning menu to buy one time and it is good to use with multiple ages and levels. coming out soon
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Not Grade Specific
Rights and social justice - 5 fact sheets + pictures (in German)
Human rights and social justice: foundations for a fairer world This article examines the essential principles of human rights and social justice that serve as the cornerstones for a just and free society. In five detailed sections, the importance of these principles is explained, the various aspects of these issues are considered in detail, important historical developments are highlighted and current challenges and efforts in these areas are discussedMenschliche Rechte und soziale Gerechtigkei
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Not Grade Specific
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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
Branches of Government Research Project
Guidelines for a research project with the branches of government.-Put students into groups and have them research their branch of government.-Once research is completed, students put their information into a PowerPoint and will share it with their peers.Use this website for guided research:Branches of Government
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8th - 12th
Social Studies Daily Warm Ups - Free Sample 7 Writing Prompts
This is a free sample (7 writing prompts) of my full year daily warm ups resource. Have your students reflecting, analyzing, and writing every day with a full year of daily writing prompts. Students are asked to analyze and respond to thought-provoking quotes from a wide variety of historical figures, academics, politicians, leaders, activists, and writers, in addition to completing short vocabulary tasks. Great for social studies classes, including history, civics, world culture and geography,
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8th - 11th
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U.S. Official State Flowers
Images of the official state flowers for all 50 United States. Please note that these images were captured from Google and are not my own photographs. These images will print at approx. 2"x2", and are meant to be used in conjunction with the U.S. Fact Sheet.
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â 50 United States Fact Sheet Bundle
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:Â Constitutional Pamphlet Bundle
Declaration of Independence Choice Board
This is just something I created for use at our school to make sure we are allowing our students more time for exposure to the Georgia Social Studies Standards. It seems like it always got the short end of the stick, and we wanted to give them something not only differentiated, but interesting. I enjoyed using it for my gifted class and the EIP teacher enjoyed it with her students as well.
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4th
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
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