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Government resources for Google Apps and for staff
Bitmoji Escape Room Washington's Headquarters-Battles of the American Revolution
What better way for students to learn about or review the Battles of the American Revolution but through an escape room! This room is replicated from a room at the Ford Mansion/ Washington’s Headquarters in Morristown NJ. MISSION: General George Washington is locked in the Ford Mansion/Washington’s Headquarters in Morristown, NJ during the winter of 1779-1780. He needs to get out to continue to fight the British. By reading about the battles of the American Revolution, your students can help Was
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5th - 11th, Staff
Also included in:Â THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION VIRTUAL CLASSROOM UNIT
Type of Government Project
A Google Slide Presentation that has students research and create their own countries, with its own government structure. Students have a list of governments to choose from. A rubric is provided for grading. For any more questions, please see the preview file. Thank You!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Battles of the American Revolution Escape room w/Bitmoji Classroom!
Here is a fun Escape Room that can be used as a review or assessment for students who have learned about the battles of the American Revolution. This is a great opportunity for students to use the knowledge they obtained while studying the American Revolution. This also includes a Bitmoji Classroom for you to use to introduce the activity. Please add in your Bitmoji to lead the lesson! This resource /escape room has already been turned into a Google Form to use. Once you click on the link and m
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4th - 10th, Staff
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Sons of Liberty/Stamp Act/American Revolution Virtual Classroom w/activities
JOIN OR DIE! ... Said Ben Franklin! If you teach the American Revolution and the events leading up to it, here is a classroom for you. This classroom is modeled after a colonial tavern similar to the Green Dragon Tavern in Boston where on the Sons of Liberty met. This is a classroom where there are many video and reading links to information on:The Sons of LibertyThe Stamp ActSamuel AdamsJohn HancockPaul ReverePatrick Henry Join or Die cartoon, and more.There are also several activities that fo
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5th - 9th, Staff
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Also included in:Â THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION VIRTUAL CLASSROOM UNIT
Three Branches of Government Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Template
The Elections are coming! The Elections are coming! What better way for students to learn about the Three Branches of the US Government but to visit them with their teacher. Add in your own Bitmoji as you visit these famous rooms! The Executive Branch includes: The White House, The Oval Office, and Press Room; The Legislative Branch includes The Capitol and the Senate Chamber Room, and the Judicial Branch includes the Supreme Court Building and inside the courtroom. These Bitmjoi classroom t
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4th - 9th, Staff
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Also included in:Â Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Template Bundle Constitution & 3 branches of Govt.
Bitmoji Virtual Classroom American History Arcade Room Distance Learning
Playing computer and arcade games are fun for kids of all ages, even adults. Here is a fun way to get students to learn about American History from an Arcade but an educational arcade.Each machine is linked to a different simulation or game about American History.Room is editable so you can add in different links and add your Bitmoji in to have some fun.This room includes links to games on:JamestownRevolutionary WarColonial ClothingBuilding a new nationWestward expansionSolving a mysteryPlease s
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5th - 9th, Staff
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Affirmative Action in Higher Education - Chart, Summaries, and Court Cases
This 10 page chart (and 2 page photo gallery) goes over all of the major court cases on affirmative action in higher education and top American high schools. It specifically focuses on our country's history of recognizing diversity on college campuses as a compelling government interest. It further focuses on the various admissions policies (in modern, current times) that schools and universities are using to increase their diversity, equity (within admissions processes), and integration. Thi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Mayflower Compact History Virtual Classroom Template Distance Learning
Many people do not realize that the first attempt of a self government in the Americas was the Mayflower Compact. In this Bitmoji classroom, students will learn about the problems the Pilgrims faced when they were blown off course on their way to Jamestown.These slides have links to information and videos. These slides are completely editable as well. Including are an assignment for students to analyze the compact and put the compact in their own words, and summarize it. These slides are also pa
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5th - 7th, Staff
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THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION VIRTUAL CLASSROOM UNIT
Here is a complete and comprehensive virtual classroom unit on the American Revolution/Revolutionary War/America's War for Independence!Included in this bundle are SIX virtual classrooms filled with links and assignments.Each room has its own unique personality! Included are:Causes of the American Revolution-includes information slides on each event plus assignments and activities.The American Revolution classroom with links to different aspects of the war and also includes activities.Sons of Li
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5th - 10th, Staff
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Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Template American History bunch distance Learning
A new twist to the history room with a new lesson. Students will love that this lesson is modeled after the most famous family in TV history-The Brady Bunch. The main classroom links up to The Patriot Bunch slide where students will get to know some of the original patriots! Clues are giving with who is which patriot.Put in your Bitmoji as you are visiting with the patriots.Can be used with my other slides as well.I added links to the second slide if desired. Those links can be taken out. Comp
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4th - 8th, Staff
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American Revolution Causes/Revolutionary War Unit Bitmoji Room w/assignments
One of the most beloved units of study by students is learning about the Causes of The American Revolution. This resource can be used for all remote/virtual, Hybrid, or in person learning! Here is a comprehensive look at the Causes of the American Revolution broken down into slides for students to read and take notes. There is a main classroom that is linked by the images to each slide. Each slide then describes the event. The events include: The French and Indian War, Proclamation of 1763, Sug
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4th - 10th, Staff
Also included in:Â THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION VIRTUAL CLASSROOM UNIT
DBQ: Should America Keep Its Two-Party System?
GOOGLE DOC COMPATIBLEThis document-based question is a great activity for any middle or high school social studies class. This assignment enhances student learning by taking a look at seven primary and secondary source documents (some supporting the idea of a two-party system, and some opposing it). After reading and analyzing the documents, students will be able to understand the positives and negatives behind America's two-party system! I know you will enjoy it!This will help your students wit
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
U.S. Constitution: BUDLE
See individual listings for pPlease leave a review for additional TpT Credits!Connect with me:InstagramFacebookSee below for information on each resource. For previews, see each individual listing page.U.S. Constitution: DIGITAL and INTERACTIVE UnitUse: Use this digital resource to teach the development of the U.S. Constitution. The unit begins with an analysis of the Articles of Confederation and ends with the Bill of Rights.All topics include deep exploration and analysis of:- Strengths and we
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Conservatives & Liberals in the Media
Looking for an engaging way to teach politics and government? This assignment is perfect for you!Students will analyze the meaning of being liberal vs conservativeStudents will then discuss their favorite forms of media and jot down some of their favorite charactersStudents will then determine if their characters have liberal or conservative leaningsThis assignment always brings out the best discussions, you'll get to know your students better while teaching them political ideologies.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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US History Jeopardy board (ENGLISH + SPANISH)
Ready to play US History jeopardy game with questions/answers in English and Spanish. Great for review!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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AP Government Review Study Guide
End of the year AP Government and Politics study guide for AP Exam. Unit summarized as best as possible with important facts and vocabulary. 22 total slides--does have some outside resources like websites to Heimler's History and his review videos. All five units summarized with foundational documents described at the end.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Early America Presidents Project | Research | Analysis | Crocs Charms | 6-12th
Looking for a fun and engaging way to learn about Early America, and our nation's first presidents? You found the right resource!This activity is Gen Z approved! Students will research, reason, and analyze the presidency of one of the first six presidents of the United States. Then, they will create Crocs charms that represent the president and their time in office. Finally, students will need to create a reasonable and research based explanation for why they created and added those charms t
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6th - 12th, Staff
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Praxis 5081 GOVERNMENT Study Guide-Secondary Social Studies
Take your Praxis 5081 confidently with this easy-to-use study guide!This is a custom made study guide with information from multiple Praxis resources and contains 10 pages of Government related terms and topics on the Praxis 5081. Key terms will be highlighted along with other important details on the subject.*Cover all the topics you need for the Praxis 5081 with our Study Guide Bundle!The bundle contains World History, U.S. History, Geography, Government, Economics, and Behavioral Sciences. Ch
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Staff
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Inauguration Day Bitmoji Virtual Classroom/Presidential Inauguration
Hail to the Chief! By request... Here is a Inauguration Day Classroom taking place in the Oval Office! There are links to videos about: the history of Inauguration Day, The First Inauguration, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and more! There are a couple of links to websites for reading as well,(they can be taken out for younger grades).Add in your Bitmoji to lead the lesson. This room is completely editable so move things, add or take away if you like.Please see my other rooms on presidents and the
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1st - 11th, Staff
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The Constitution Analysis
Using The ConstitutionCenter.org site, students will navigate through the Articles of The U.S. Constitution. Questions include analysis of The Constitution as well as form their own opinions based off prior knowledge of the causes of the Revolutionary War, and Articles of Confederation. An answer key is included. This is a great way for students to navigate through the document in one class period or as a homework assignment
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8th - 11th, Staff
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The Legacy of Ancient Greece and Rome: The Rise of Democratic Ideas
In this Google Slides Presentation, student will learn about the building of democracy, Athenian reforms, how democracy changed, Roman law, the Twelve Tables, and the legacy of Rome.
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7th - 12th, Staff
Also included in:Â The Rise of Democratic Ideas Bundle
Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Episode 3 - SELF-GRADED GOOGLE FORM
Use this resource to watch the Season 1, Episode 3 of Ultimate Guide to the Presidents. THIS IS A SELF-GRADED GOOGLE FORM!!!This resource is made for:Series: Ultimate Guide to the Presidents (2012)Episode: Assuming the Position (Season 1, Episode 3)Google Form included for the entire episode.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Bundle - SELF-GRADED GOOGLE FORMS
American History #2 Stripes Virtual Classroom Template Distance Learning
Stars and Stripes forever! I did the Stars room now I did the Stripes. If you are like me and want to keep changing rooms with units, there is the sequel to my first Best Selling American History Room! If you have stars, you have to have stripes!This slide can be edited. Add in your own bitmoji!Please see my other rooms at Kerri Freda History Comes to Life! Thank you!
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2nd - 10th, Staff
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Also included in:Â Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Template American History Rooms #1 & #2
State Government vs Federal Government T-Chart Comparison
This classroom activity utilizes the high yield strategy of advanced organizers. This assignment compares Kentucky's state government to the United States government through 30 different pieces of information. This will help students identify key similarities and differences between the federal and state government.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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