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Free 7th grade government study guides
(FCLE) FLORIDA CIVIC LITERACY EXAM STUDY GUIDE | Digital Resources
Full FCLE Competency Study Guide covering all competencies you need to be successful on test day!Take a look at our YouTube video highlighting this resource! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65JsQsBhLNU&t=8syou may also like:FCLE MEGA BUNDLEFCLE Standard BundleAll FCLE Practice Tests
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6th - 12th
Constitution Vocabulary Practice - Worksheet
Students will practice using "Constitution"-related vocabulary (20 words on this list) by writing synonyms, writing complete sentences using words, drawing pictures of words, and writing news headlines with words. Some example words are: bill, veto, amend, impeach, override, federalism, confederation, tranquility, appeal, and ratify. (I also sell lots of other Constitution-related worksheets, study guides, tests, and PowerPoints.)
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5th - 11th
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Amendment Cheat Sheet with Mnemonic Devices!
All 27 amendments of the US Constitution with brief descriptions and mnemonic devices for each! This is perfect if you need a single page study guide for all of the amendments with ways for your students or yourself to memorize them!* I used this as a study guide for the state tests and our final exam.What's included?PDF file of all 27 amendments Description of each amendmentMnemonic device for each of the amendments (to help your students memorize them)*Single page if printed double sided
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4th - 12th
90 Second Social Studies -- Amendments to the Constitution!
90 Seconds Social Studies assignments introduce students to a large amount of information in a relatively short amount of time. The one minute time limit serves as both a way to keep students on task, and to promote the idea of summarizing key details. This particular assignment, the 90 Seconds Social Studies - Amendments, contains the following:Teacher Quick Reference GuideStudent Sign-up Sheet for Amendments10 and 25 Point Rubric for a presentation on the AmendmentsThis listing also includes f
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Teaching the Constitutional Amendments Massive Bundle!
United States Constitution Study Guide Questions
A breakdown of the important information needed for students to pass the federal United States constitution test. This lesson was designed for ELL students but can be used for all students. study guide for the questions can be bought at teacher pay teachers as well.
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3rd - 11th
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For Which We Stand: Types of Government
For Which We Stand: What Is Government Anyway? is a supplemental resource with the book, For Which We Stand: How Our Government Works and Why It Matters. Fill in the blank activity to use as you read along. Great for small classroom setting or homeschool. In my class, after completing this assignment together, we played "Hot Seat". Similar to charades, one student sat in a chair, facing opposite of the board. On the board, I wrote a type of government, and the rest of the class had to silently a
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6th - 9th
Civics EOC Study Guide | Digital Resources (Florida Test Prep)
Civics EOC Study Guide | Digital Resources (Florida Test Prep)Free study guide to prepare you for the Civics EOC!All competencies covered!You may also like:Civics EOC Mega BundleFCLE MEGA BUNDLEFCLE Standard BundleAll FCLE Practice TestsAll Civics EOC Practice Tests
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6th - 12th
United States Constitution Vocabulary Glossary
Teaching the Constitution can be a daunting task for teachers. There are so many terms for students to remember for the test at the end of the unit. This simple glossary is a great tool for students as they prepare for their Constitution test. It includes 105 terms related to the United States Constitution and its amendments. Each term is divided by category and is defined in simple words.This resource can be used in many different ways. It can be handed out to students as a study guide or u
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: US Constitution Resources Bundle
Unit 4 - Judicial Branch - Fill-In Study Guide
A fill-in-the-blank study guide on the structures & powers of the Judicial Branch.
Students learn about the dual court system of the United States, the similarities and differences between civil and criminal cases, due process, and the Supreme Court's power of judicial review.
Virginia SOL CE.10 is included.
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7th - 9th
Legislative Branch Congress Short Answer for Middle Schoolers! | Answer Key
Legislative Branch Congress Short Answer for Middle Schoolers! | Answer KeyIntroducing the Citizenship Short Answer Activity with Answer Key—a comprehensive resource designed to immerse students in the essence of citizenship. This activity pack is meticulously crafted to deepen civic knowledge and critical thinking skills through insightful questions and a comprehensive answer key.With a focus on igniting curiosity and comprehension, this resource presents a wide range of short-answer questions
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5th - 12th
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Citizenship Short Answer Questions for Middle Schoolers! Free | Answer Key
Citizenship Short Answer Questions for Middle Schoolers! Free | Answer KeyIntroducing the Citizenship Short Answer Activity with Answer Key—a comprehensive resource designed to immerse students in the essence of citizenship. This activity pack is meticulously crafted to deepen civic knowledge and critical thinking skills through insightful questions and a comprehensive answer key.With a focus on igniting curiosity and comprehension, this resource presents a wide range of short-answer questions c
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5th - 12th
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The Constitution Picture Dictionary
Want an easy way to help your students remember what The Constitution is and what The Bill of Rights includes?
With all of the content upper elementary teachers have to cover, wouldn't you like to be able to "kill two birds with one stone?" This Picture Dictionary is a great way to build academic vocabulary while integrating social studies content and grammar! Have students glue this in an Interactive Notebook as notes or turn in for a grade! Aligned to 5th grade Georgia SS curriculum!
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4th - 8th
Types of Government Easy Reference
Grab this free, helpful study guide to help your students understand some of the mainforms of governments they'll need to know! This guide includes a quick reference to the definitions of:MonarchyConstitutional Monarchy Absolute MonarchyDemocracy Representative Democracy Direct DemocracyAutocracy, DictatorshipOligarchyTheocracyThis document is 8.5 x 11, or the standard size of paper. Easily printable!Icons made by fjstudio, freepik, and Pixel Perfect on flaticon.com
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6th - 9th
Political Parties in the United States - Matching
Match up the issues with the political parties that stand for each: Democrat, Republican & 3rd parties in the U.S.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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3 Branches of Government Review Chart
Use this chart to assess prior knowledge, as a study guide, or as a formative or summative assessment. Looking for lessons that help students acquire this knowledge? Check out a variety of US government teaching resources in my SS Mackey store including
- Abridged Articles of the Constitution
- Checks and Balances
- How a Bill becomes a Law Flow Chart
- In-depth Lawmaking Simulation
- Abridged Bill of Rights with 13 Scenarios
- Constitution Scavenger Hunt
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7th - 12th
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Civics Unit 1-3 PowerPoint Review and Notes
This is a PowerPoint review for Units 1-3 for Civics. Attached are guided notes that students should use while going through the PowerPoint. The standards are placed at each title of the slide so you'll know what's covered.
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7th
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Feudalism Graphic Organizer
Students use a pyramid to illustrate the division of power in feudalism. Also, students record how money and power and population fit in with this government system.
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6th - 9th
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The Virginia Plan vs. The New Jersey Plan and the Great Compromise
If your class is covering the Constitutional Convention of 1787, this graphic organizer may be of help.
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6th - 8th
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United States Citizenship Test Questions and Answers Study Guide
Have your students be fully prepared in passing the United States Naturalization Test and/or simply become more enlightened students in the subject of United States Civics!Check out our store and follow us for more great content!
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4th - 12th
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Systems of Government - Unitary, Federal, and Confederal
This bubble chart will help students organize the ways the systems of government are similar and different. This is a good visual to use as an introduction to the concept of Unitary, Federal, and Confederal systems.
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6th - 8th
Secondary-Taboo Review Game and assignment
Thanks for checking out this SUPER review assignment and game. Yes, two in one for this activity
This is a great vocabulary review game which may be used for most any subject.
Students compete in a review game based upon the game Taboo.
This includes the game rules and 24 blank Taboo Review cards.
I hope your students enjoy this game!
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6th - 12th
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My Amendments Notebook
This Student Notebook can be used with or separate from the 90 Second Social Studies AmendmentsThe notebook includes a list of the 27 Amendments with room to write notes for each individual. A page of reflection questions for further study, and two extra pages of notes.
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5th - 8th
Gettysburg Address Fill in the blanks
The Gettysburg address
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Making Sense of Current Events
Go beyond a basic read and brief questioning of everyday news events. This current event categorization chart will drive students deeper by challenging them to consider the type of event and the motivations for the media to share the story. Although current events are primarily covered in the social studies classroom, these categories fit any type of current event, in any discipline (science, math, English, electives, etc.) The chart provides you as a teacher with a platform from which to guide
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7th - 12th
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