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Not grade specific government homeschool curricula
Classroom Civics--The Voting Process
Classroom Civics: The Voting Process-- A Comprehensive Guide to United States Elections for Grades 5 and up, this 29-page guide is an excellent introduction to the voting process in the United States. It lays out a clear understanding of what it means to vote for leaders in Federal, state, and local elections, complete with lesson plans and supplementary materials.Included:Lesson plan for the guideArticles and graphic organizers on: The Voting Process, Voting Requirements, How We Cast Our Vote,
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Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Template Bundle Constitution & 3 branches of Govt.
American Government is bundled together within this product. The founding fathers created our Constitution that included JEL-The Three Branches of Govt.Together forever, and as one in this bundle.This bundle includes:1) The exterior and interior of Independence Hall where the Constitution was debated and created. The meeting room is replicated.2) The exteriors and interiors of The Capitol (Legislative Branch), The White House (Executive Branch), and the Supreme Court (Judical Branch) buildings.
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The Legislative Branch Virtual Classroom Template
Explore one of the Branches of Goverrnment, The Legislative Branch within the Capitol! Included are the Capitol and Senate Chambers. Some links are in these slides but teachers can edit them, remove and add. These rooms are closely replicated to the actual rooms. Perfect for Government and Civics classes. Add your Bitmoji and you can take students on a virtual Field Trip! Please see my other rooms like the Executive and Judicial Branch. All are together in one option as well.
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Sing the 50 States and Capitals
Music is powerful! Your students (ages 3 and up) can effortlessly learn to sing all 50 states and capitals quickly and easily just by listening to this song twice a day. Be amazed when after no time at all, they are excited to have acquired such vast knowledge just by listening to a song! Add some hand motions to make it even more exciting! The lyrics are below and I hope your students love singing this amazing song as much as mine do! 50 States and CapitalsMontgomery AlabamaHelena, MontanaTopek
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Sing the Presidents in Order
Music is powerful! Learn to sing the presidents in order, Washington through Biden, set to a familiar tune (lyrics are below). No extra fluff, this is a catchy, fast and efficient way to learn them all. Just listen to the recording a few times daily and be amazed how fast music makes memorizing our commanders-in-chief! Perfect for classroom and the home, everyone will feel empowered when they can sing the presidents in order! Sing the Presidents in Order (verse 1)Washington, Adams, JeffersonMadi
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Civically Speaking Government Bundle
Civically Speaking Bundle--Short, 4-page content-packed guides on various civics-related topics. Perfect for supplemental materials, a short unit, or a sub-activity.Each Civics Bulletin consists of short reading passages on the topic. Terms and definitions for the topic, quick fast facts, and important documents relating to the topic. Finally, there are comprehension questions (key included) for evaluation.Included in each bulletin:Short reading passages on the topic of the bulletinTerms and
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What is the Declaration of Independence? Chapter Questions + KEY
This is a great resource to be used with What Is The Declaration of Independence? by Michael C. Harris. This can be used as a quick comprehension check, a class discussion, or an individual assignment. Questions are prompted directly from the text, so there is no additional resource required. No prep, just print! Key is in the second half of the document, answers are shown in red.
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The Homeschool Kid's Book of Field Trip Worksheets Destination: Washington, D.C.
Worksheets intended for homeschoolers or others going on a field trip to Washington, D.C. Provides worksheets to be completed at several national monuments and Smithsonian Museums, including the National Zoo.
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Liberty's Kids episodes 1-20 Questions and Answer Key
Liberty's Kids is an engaging way for children to first learn about the Revolutionary War era of U.S. History. The series is engaging for children because the fictional kids find themselves in the middle of historical events. The worksheet keeps students focused and for reluctant learners it can bridge the gap from work refusal to pencil to paper. The entire series can be bought for less than $20 on Amazon.
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Who Is...Sonia Sotomayor?
A great resource to supplement the informative "Who Was"...books! Questions are written per chapter and are taken directly from the text, so this is a great tool to gauge comprehension. No additional resource required. No prep, just print! This does not come with a key.
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Also included in: Focus on Notable Women Bundle
U.S. History Time Line Bundle from Time Lines Etc
These three products work well together in studying U.S. History: 1) Our U.S. History Timeline 1492 to the Present 2) Learning the Bill of Rights in Minutes which works well with the founding of the nation and the Constitution 3) Inventions Timeline because all but one of the featured inventions were produced during the years covered in the U.S. timeline and many of them were invented by Americans. NOTE: The Importance Of Asking Questions Time Lines Etc. covers history with a traditional o
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The Maya: Calendar, Codices, & Writing Mini Pack - Timeline Cards Only
The Maya: Calendar, Codices, & Writing Mini Pack - Timeline CardsTimeline of Latin America History: Ancient Era This product includes the 7 timeline entries of The Maya: Calendar, Codices, & Writing Mini Pack in 4 different formats. The entries all date prior to 1491 as future mini packs will cover the Maya after European contact. These cards make a beautiful addition to a personal timeline, Book of Centuries, Wall Timeline, or bulletin board display. The formats include an image only ca
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Warm Up Discussion Questions - Government / Civics / Voting / Social Studies
19 Discussion Questions, Government.Some of the questions include:1. Do you live in a democracy? How democratic do you think it is? How do you elect your politicians? Are you happy with your voting system or would you like to change it?2. How closely aligned are the people's wishes to the laws that are passed? What is an example of a law or policy that has been created that has gone against the will of the people? What is an example of a law or policy that when created was in line with the
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Learning the Bill of Rights in Minutes - by Time Lines Etc.
Full page illustrations, ready to color, use association and visualization to help students learn and remember the first ten amendments to the Constitution for the United States of America. For example, amendment one shows, among other things, a picture of a church and a person speaking. Since we worship one God and have one mouth, it is easy to remember that the first amendment includes freedom of religion and freedom of speech. The picture for amendment three shows three soldiers wearing thre
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Virginia Government Reading and Booklet - Interactive Notebooks
This booklet is specific to Virginia's CE.7. I can also recommend this booklet for advanced Virginia Studies students. It may also be used as a brief review for VA/US History, depending on your students. My experience is that secondary students sometimes appreciate a break from their strenuous studies. :)
This is designed to use 2 pieces of paper with double sided copies. I have the pages numbered in order to help you with your copying. The cover page and pages 2 and 7 will be double side
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National Branches of Government PowerPoint
This powerpoint is a concise yet, simple way to introduce the national branches of government. Students will understand the branches of government, be able to identify their responsibilities, and give examples of each. If you like this item, check out the free standards correlated worksheet that I created to go along with it!
Free National Branches of Government Worksheet
Any errors made, corrections needed or issues: just let me know and I will update the product promptly.
-Tori Hears a Hoo
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2nd - 3rd, Not Grade Specific
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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Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Template Bundle Govern. & Elections Distance learning
Here are four of my top Government/Civics slides bundled together to form a "perfect" unit of study. Included in this bundle are:The Constitution-Introduce how our government was formed and how the "Balance of power was achieved with the Three Branches"The Three Branches of Government-JEL-Visit and learn about each specific branchMeet the Presidential Candidates-Who is running this year during the 2020 Presidential ElectionScavenger Hunt/Virtual Tour of DC-What is DC all about and where is JEL
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My State Graphic Organizer and Notebooking Pages
My State Graphic Organizer and Notebooking Pages set includes 7 pages of graphic organizer and notebooking pages to be used to showcase a child's knowledge of the state they live in or are learning about. The pages can be used to create a poster board display, notebook, journal, or lapbook project. The children will share historic timeline knowledge about the state, state symbols, important facts, and historical timeline information about early inhabitants and important events that helped shape
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Politics Worksheet: Assess, Reflect, & Staying Informed
Introducing the ultimate resource for educators: our comprehensive "Politics Worksheet" is your key to engaging, informed, and critically thinking students. Designed to empower teachers in the classroom, this thoughtfully crafted resource serves as a versatile tool for fostering a deeper understanding of political concepts, structures, and current events. Packed with thought-provoking questions, stimulating activities, and insightful discussion points, this worksheet equips educators to ignite l
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The Judicial Branch Virtual Classroom Template
Explore one of the Branches of Goverrnment, The Judicial Branch within the Supreme Court! Included are the Supreme Court Building, outside and inside! Some links are in these slides but teachers can edit them, remove and add. These rooms are closely replicated to the actual rooms. Perfect for Government and Civics classes. Add your Bitmoji and you can take students on a virtual Field Trip! Please see my other rooms like the Executive and Legislative Branch. All are together in one option as wel
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Gerrymandering Reflective Video Active
Watch the 13-minute video and write a minimum 300 word response analyzing your own original reflective critique to answer the prompt. Be sure to include at least 2 examples from the video to support your answer.
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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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Let'$ Talk money with the FOUNDING Fathers
Those who made significant intellectual contributions to the Constitution are called the "Founding Fathers" of our country. This lesson identifies the contributions of the political philosophies of the Founding Fathers of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Alexander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Ulysse Grant, and Benjamin Franklin, on the development of the U.S. government.This lesson is great for introducing key contributors to the Consitution. . The lesson is DIFFERENTIATED by visuals, simplified
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