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Not grade specific government study guides
EDITABLE Canva Template Chalkboard w/Different Kids in Classroom for any Content
Hello Fellow Educator!Thank you for considering this EDITABLE Canva template!When you access the document, click on the link that says CLICK HERE. Once it opens, you will SAVE a COPY of this template on your own Canva account. You will edit YOUR SAVED copy. I used PRO account elements on this PDF, so you will need a pro account to get all of the same elements.There are 12 slides for content, a concluding slide, and title slides (for a total of 14 slides). If you need more slides, you can duplica
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5 Regions of the United States Map | Pennants Banners | Capitals Abbreviations
Brighten you classroom or hallway with these instructive banners that let your students master the U.S. states throughout the day! Feast your eyes on the Preview to see all the goodies you get ...Ways to use♦ Bulletin Board♦ Celebrations of United States holidays♦ LGBT pride!♦ Hallway Display♦ Library Walls♦ International Festival♦ Classroom Decor♦ PTO FundraisersEASY to assemble1) Print on white copy paper or cardstock. 2) Cut out and fold on top.3) Staple onto string and display! Included:★ Di
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Branches of Government Video
This video tells students all about the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government, as well as examples of each and checks and balances. Simply show the video DIRECTLY to your students or use the video as a teaching aid. Downloadable version is now in the supporting documents! This downloadable video is for one teacher's use only. Must be secured (password protected) to post online for your students. Graphic Credits: Educlips**Since this is a new type of resource to my store, pl
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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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AP Government Unit 1 Student Notes for Lessons 1.5-1.6
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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Constitution Unit Study Guide
This is the ultimate Constitution unit study guide! It includes 120 fill-in-the-blank questions about the creation of the Constitution, all seven articles, the Bill of Rights, and the amendments. A word bank and easy-to-read answer key are included. It can be used as a study guide for a comprehensive Constitution unit or as stand-alone quizzes. Edit the Google Doc to meet your needs.Includes:120 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions about the Constitutional Convention, Enlightenment Ideas, 3 Branches of
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Also included in: US Constitution Resources Bundle
Canada - A Study Guide *
A forty five page study guide teaching basic information on the nation of Canada.The study guide includes the following information:Page 3 – First ImpressionsPage 4 – The History of CanadaPages 5-6 – The Geography of CanadaPages 7 – The Government of CanadaPages 8-9 – The Prime Ministers of CanadaPage 10 – The Economy of CanadaPage 11 – The Transportation of CanadaPages 12-14 – The Military of CanadaPage 15 – The Climate of CanadaPage 16 – National Parks of CanadaPage 17 – Historic Sites of Cana
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The Constitution- Study Guide
The Constitution- Study Guide
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Also included in: The Constitution- BUNDLE
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Cooperation and the Common Good Video: Citizens show empathy
This video is meant to tell students about the character trait of cooperation and how that ties into the social studies concept of the common good. This is an animated, short summary and is the perfect hook as part of a citizenship unit. Simply show the video DIRECTLY to your students or use the video as a teaching aid. The PERFECT introduction or review for a civics unit with the basic info needed to cover Georgia Standards of Excellence. 3 minutes and 25 seconds of instructional fun with Mr. H
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Constitution Study Guide w/drop down choices
This is the ultimate Constitution unit study guide! It includes 120 fill-in-the-blank questions about the creation of the Constitution, all seven articles, the Bill of Rights, and the amendments. A word bank and easy-to-read answer key are included. It can be used as a study guide for a comprehensive Constitution unit or as stand-alone quizzes. This Google Doc can be edited to meet your needs and includes a student-friendly drop-down menu choice for each fill-in-the-blank question.Includes:120
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Preamble to the U.S. Constitution
Trying to teach your students the words to the Preamble of the United States Constitution? It's not easy, is it? The best way to approach it is line by line, and this handy printout is both patriotic and easy to read!
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England - A Study Guide *
A forty five page study guide teaching basic information on the nation of England.The study guide includes the following information:Page 3 – First Impressions on EnglandPage 4 – The History of EnglandPages 5-6 – The Geography of EnglandPage 7 – The Monarchy of EnglandPage 8 – The Government of EnglandPages 9-10 – The Parliament of EnglandPage 11 – The Economy of EnglandPage 12 – The Transportation of EnglandPages 13-15 – The Military of EnglandPage 16 – The Climate of EnglandPage 17-18 – Nation
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United States Presidential Election Vocabulary Bingo
Election-themed Bingo game to learn vocabulary related to the U.S. Presidential Election. Great for election time or as a supplemental resource to your social studies curriculum!There are 25 different Bingo boards included in this game, as well as a blank Bingo board that students can fill in for a fully-customized experience.The following 96 vocabulary words are included in this game:democracy • citizen • Electoral College • First Lady • primary • budget • constitution • protest • economy • Soc
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CIVICS - Political Process Study Guide
This study guide was cover the Political Process standards within the Virginia SOL Civics Curriculum, although it is applicable to any Civics or US Government course. The material focuses on the campaign and election process.
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AP Government Unit 1 Student Notes for Lessons 1.1-1.3
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 o
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SS8CG1 Vocabulary Graphic Organizer
Digital Vocabulary Graphic Organizer for government standard SS8CG1.
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Practical Bellringer System for ANY Class
Employ a practical bellringer system that fosters mastery of vocabulary and content material on a daily basis. Perfect for low level readers, struggling students, and novice teachers. If you have a hard time getting your students to complete a bellringer/holding them accountable for the bellringer, this is the perfect setup for you!
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LP 7— Explore/Discuss Executive Branch, Unofficial Government, Psychology Segue
Guided Reading Lesson Plan— fuel for actual instruction and discussion. This lesson has less to do about the Executive Branch as it was originally designed and more to do with its modern context. We discuss the role of the presidency throughout history, and explore the scope of the presidency's powers versus other influences.I have pioneered what I call the "Rock Drill" method. The guided reading winds everything downward to penetrate as deeply as the pages will allow. Instead of familiarizing t
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LP 5— Exploration of Lgsltve Branch & Government, English, Philosophy, Econ.
Text-based lesson plan— fuel for actual instruction and discussion. I use a technique I call "The Rock Drill"— We 'drill' into place the concept of The Legislative Branch. We explore a democracy versus a republic, and the nuances of the English language involving The Legislative Branch. We also have an interesting component on philosophy, and then we draw Economics and Government together by discussing corporations and lobbyists.I have pioneered the "Rock Drill" method. You "bore in" by beginnin
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LP 13— Discussion/Exploration of Sixth Amendment & Nature of Law
Guided-reading lesson plan— plenty of fuel for instruction and discussion. This is one lesson on a series of lessons establishing The Judicial Branch, the Bill of Rights, the Constitution, and the other parts of government. To broaden the students' perspective, there is a discussion on the nature of law. It's not recommended that this lesson be given with zero orientation on these subjects, but the content itself makes administering the lesson a snap.I have patented the "Rock Drill" method of in
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LP 10— Discuss/Explore Judicial Branch & 5th Amendment, French/Indian War Intro
Guided Reading Lesson Plan— plenty of fuel for instruction and discussion. This lesson chiefly is concerned with the Fifth Amendment, but is part of the larger lesson on the Bill of Rights, which is part of a larger lesson on the Constitution, which is a part of a larger lesson on The Judicial Branch, which is a part of the larger lesson on American government. However, throughout the lesson, I maintain an array of numerous angles of perspective, so the context doubtfully will go missing.I have
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LP 9— Explore 3rd & 4th Amendment, Discussion of Faction & Wstrn Christendom
Guided Reading Lesson Plan— abundant fuel for instruction and discussion. As a part of a grand project to hammer home understanding of the various amendments, the concept of the third and fourth amendments are supported by discussion. In order to keep the students aware of their education as a whole, we allow the topic to lead elsewhere so that the students will not have a clouded understanding of what extent we're "allowed" to discuss something as a steward of a topic.I have pioneered my own pe
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LP 8— Judicial Branch/Bill of Rights Intro, Weaponry Throughout History
Guided Reading Lesson Plan— fuel for actual instruction and discussion. This lesson starts with a mention of the Judicial Branch, but it can't be meaningfully discussed without familiarity with the Constitution, which includes the Bill of Rights. The first two Amendments of the Bill of Rights are thoroughly discussed here, and then a finish by viewing the subject through a different historical lens.I have pioneered the "Rock Drill" method. All my writing winds information downwards to delve deep
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LP 6— Intro/Exploration of Exctve. Branch, its Evolution, Segue into Christendom
Text-based lesson plan— actual fuel for instruction and discussion. At Havenforth University, our credo is "Straight. Effective. Accurate." All the data follows and flows smoothly throughout the lesson plan. With expounding or extrapolation, this lesson plan can easily last a full hour of instruction.I have developed/pioneered the "Rock Drill" method, where the machinations of the lesson plan resemble the machinations of a drill. You start with making a pathway of context in order to reach the g
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