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Civics Common Core SL.4.1 resources
Roles of the President | A Day in the Life of the Executive Branch | White House
What does the President of the United States do anyway? Throughout the day, the President wears many hats and is responsible for many different roles within the Executive Branch. This engaging mini-lesson is an excellent way for students to comprehend all roles played by the President. "Roles of the President" is an engaging resource for any unit that studies the President or the Executive Branch. The 7 roles studied include: Chief Executive, Chief Diplomat, Commander in Chief, Party Chief, Ec
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6th - 9th
Also included in: PRESIDENTS BUNDLE: Civics, Executive & Presidential Resources
The Third Little Pig I A Student Mock Trial Project
Teach your students about the American criminal justice system by holding your own mock trial project! With a printable story, definitions, courtroom roles and procedures, writing prompts, and trial information, your students will have everything they need to put the Third Little Pig on trial - all while thinking critically and creatively.This product now has a fully digital version that is compatible with Google Apps! You can see it here.This resource has been used by middle elementary through
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in: Stage Your Own Mock Trial Activity Bundle - Print
Goldilocks vs. The Three Bears: A Mock Trial
How can your students learn about the judicial system? Stage a mock trial! This packet contains everything you need to get started: a story, definitions, information character cards, and trial preparation, as well as a quiz and creative writing assignments. Your students will have so much fun putting Goldilocks on trial that they won't even realize how much they're learning.If you're interested in other mock trial materials, check out my 'The Third Little Pig vs. The Big, Bad Wolf: A Studen
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4th - 6th
Also included in: Stage Your Own Mock Trial Activity Bundle - Print
Government and Civics Bundle: Essential U.S. Systems + Principles for Grades 4-6
Introduce your students to the foundational concepts of American governance with this "Government and Civics Complete Bundle." This comprehensive package is perfectly tailored for students in grades 4-6, encompassing eight essential topics that form the bedrock of U.S. government and civic understanding.What's Included:8 Introductory Lessons: Each lesson focuses on a different aspect of government and civics, from the Constitution to civic duties.Interactive PDF Worksheets: Each topic comes with
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4th - 6th
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THE PRESIDENT: Leader of the Executive Branch Introductory Quiz
Enjoy this brief PowerPoint presentation that can be used as a fun introduction to the Executive Branch or the Office of the President. Students will experience 10 multiple choice questions that the whole class can participate in. Each answer is revealed after each question. Enjoy!Some questions include:- Which branch of government does the President belong to?- How many people have been President?- In what year did the office of President begin?- To what song does the President come out to? (s
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3rd - 9th
Also included in: PRESIDENTS BUNDLE: Civics, Executive & Presidential Resources
Government and Civics: Civic Duties and Responsibilities Intro Lesson Grades 4-6
"Government and Civics: Civic Duties and Responsibilities Lesson for Grades 4-6" emphasizes the importance of active citizenship. This intro reading lesson explores the responsibilities that come with being a citizen, such as voting, jury duty, and community involvement. It's ideal for teaching the role individuals play in shaping their government and society.Resource Description: This resource comprises a two-page PDF worksheet with a reading passage on civic duties and responsibilities, plus f
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4th - 6th
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Civics for Upper Elementary: Project Based Learning- The Electoral Process
The democratic process is essential learning for our students today. Our Electoral Process Project will bring awareness to the government processes regarding elections!This project includes 13 pages of printables-each one is student-driven and will help your class understand the election process in a hands-on, fun way! Each activity is fun, yet meaningful- this project takes each step of the election process and allows your students to take part and learn firsthand how each process truly works,
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Civics for Upper Elementary: Election Bundle
Social Studies 11-Day Substitute Plan for Fourth Grade
Introducing our Social Studies 11-Day Substitute Plan, tailored to engage your 4th-grade students in captivating inquiry-based learning! With this headache-free product, you can take a well-deserved day off while ensuring your students' minds are active and inquisitive.Key Features:Inquiry-Based Learning: Each day's lesson plan fosters curiosity and critical thinking through inquiry-based activities. Your 4th graders will actively explore social studies topics, making learning an exciting and em
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4th
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Government and Civics: The Constitution and Bill of Rights Lesson for Grades 4-6
Explore the bedrock of American democracy with "Government and Civics: The Constitution and Bill of Rights Lesson for Grades 4-6." This comprehensive lesson provides a detailed overview of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, explaining their significance and impact on American law and society. Students will learn about the fundamental principles of U.S. governance and the rights guaranteed to citizens.Resource Description: This resource is a two-page PDF worksheet that includes a comp
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4th - 6th
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Government and Civics: State/Local Government Overview Lesson for Grades 4-6
Learn about governance at the grassroots level with "Government and Civics: State/Local Government Overview Lesson for Grades 4-6." This lesson covers the roles and responsibilities of state and local governments, highlighting how they impact citizens' daily lives. It's an excellent resource for understanding governance beyond the federal level.Resource Description: This two-page PDF worksheet offers a reading passage on state and local governments, with five comprehension questions. The second
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4th - 6th
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Government and Civics: Separation of Powers and Checks/Balances Lesson Grade 4-6
"Government and Civics: Separation of Powers and Checks/Balances Lesson for Grades 4-6" offers a look at the U.S. government's balance of power. Students will learn about the system of checks and balances designed to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful, ensuring a fair and democratic government.Resource Description: Included is a two-page PDF worksheet with a detailed reading passage on the separation of powers and checks and balances, plus five comprehension questions. Six extensi
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4th - 6th
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Government and Civics: Branches of Government Reading Lesson for Grades 4-6
Look into the structure of the U.S. government with "Government and Civics: Branches of Government Reading Lesson for Grades 4-6." This engaging lesson demystifies the roles and functions of the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches. Students will understand how power is divided and the importance of each branch in maintaining a balanced government.Resource Description:Receive a two-page PDF worksheet containing an engaging reading passage on the three branches of the U.S. government, co
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4th - 6th
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Government and Civics: The Election Process - Reading Lesson for Grades 4-6
Discover the intricacies of U.S. elections with "Government and Civics: The Election Process Lesson for Grades 4-6." This lesson provides insights into how leaders are elected at various levels of government. From local elections to the presidential race, students will learn about the Electoral College and the importance of voting.Resource Description: Included is a two-page PDF worksheet featuring a reading passage about the U.S. election process, along with five comprehension questions. The se
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4th - 6th
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Mission To Mars: A Space Colony Debate
Let your students argumentation skills take off with this space-based debate scenario! In this lesson, students get an opportunity to argue which historical or famous figure should join two famous billionaires on their quest to colonize the red planet. Students will research, outline, write and defend their rider against a classroom of other hopeful candidates. This lesson is intended for grades 4th - 8th and covers the basics of argumentation, refutation and cross examination. If your students
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4th - 8th
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Government and Civics: How a Bill Becomes a Law Lesson for Grades 4-6
Uncover the legislative process with "Government and Civics: How a Bill Becomes a Law Lesson for Grades 4-6." This lesson guides students through the journey of a bill, from its inception to becoming a law. It's an excellent resource for understanding the complexities of lawmaking and the role of Congress in American democracy.Resource Description: This two-page PDF worksheet provides a detailed reading passage on the legislative process, accompanied by five comprehension questions. The second
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4th - 6th
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UNCRC Children's Rights True or False Sorting Activity
Looking for an interesting and engaging way to get your students thinking about Children's Rights and analyzing the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child? This true or false sorting activity is perfect for sparking conversation and debate about rights and the UNCRC! Students work together to sort 28 statements under the headings 'true' and 'false'. If you would like to see some of the other resources that I love using with my students, check out my instagram account at @ciarasclassroom.Als
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4th - 6th
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Also included in: Children's Rights Activities Bundle
Labor Day GoogleSlide™ with Pre-Recorded Audio And Easel Activity
Labor Day GoogleSlide™ with Pre-Recorded Audio comes with everything you need to have a fun and engaging lesson about Labor Day. This GoogleSlides™ come with Pre-Recorded Audio and embedded Youtube™ video. This Also comes with an Easel ActivityThis means NO LESSON PLANNING!!!Each slide comes with the engaging audio so all you need to do is press play on each slide and let the lesson teach itself. This SELF TAUGHT LESSON is perfect for Patriot Day (September 11th), Labor Day, Memorial Day, Vete
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1st - 7th
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Environmental Justice Lesson | Social Studies & Geography
This lesson explores ways in which students can address environmental injustice. Step 1 - Inquire: Students review information from previous lessons and discuss the guiding questions: "How could putting more green spaces into low-income communities help?" and "How would this be an example of environmental justice?"Step 2 - Investigate: In groups, students compare the two cities of Compton and Pasadena, California. Students discuss income levels, demographics, tree cover, and air pollution.Step 3
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3rd - 5th
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3-5-ETS1-2
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