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Government teacher manual pdfs
Bell Ringers! Daily Warm-Ups!
ALMOST 200 PAGES! AN ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR OF QUALITY WORK. COVERS CONTENT! YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED! Students will instantly be focused at the beginning of each class AND they will learn about North Carolina by completing the researched-based daily warm-ups. It's a fun way to really get to know our wonderful state.Easy to use each day as you are delivering rich content in a focused manner.Also known as bell-ringers, seat-warmers, & hooks. Here's just a sampling of topics:first people arrivals
Grades:
5th - 9th
Environmental Science Curriculum Map
Streamline your Environmental Science curriculum planning with the Environmental Science Curriculum Map, a meticulously designed resource that aligns learning standards and teaching seamlessly. This editable map is tailored to correspond with the Environmental Science Full Year Curriculum, offering an organized structure featuring unit titles, NGSS aligned standards, lesson titles, essential questions, and allotted time frames.This resource is essential for educators seeking efficiency and coher
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Grades:
8th - 10th, Staff
Also included in:Â Environmental Science Curriculum Bundle
Classroom Government Color Edition
The purpose of this Classroom Government is to provide a practical assistant to classroom management, which develops student accountability, responsibility, and provides inclusivity for their voices to be heard and acted upon positively. They are also provided a valuable foundation for a basic civics lesson that will serve them in real-world situations. This plan is based on a standard class of (19) students and is adjustable to the individual needs of the classroom. This book is 15 pages total,
Grades:
3rd - 5th
PACING GUIDE - UNIT PLANS - Civics - U.S. Government - Secondary - FREE
Are you having trouble creating a pacing guide for secondary Civics? This FREE product is a semester pacing guide and a curriculum map for secondary Civics & American Government (12th) grade. It is based on California standards but could be used in most secondary Civics & U.S Government classrooms. Daily lesson plans for each unit are included. Scope and Sequence*updated 8/20/23*******************************************************************************************************You ma
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â The Constitution & Federalism | Unit BUNDLE | Civics | Print & Digital
The President's Cabinet - Executive Departments (Explained Simply)
A comprehensive student guide to the 15 executive departments of our federal government, also known as the President's Cabinet!For each department, you will find:1) The name of the department with a hyperlink to its official website2) What function the department serves within the United States3) The year in which it was established4) The official title of the head of each departmentGreat for handing out to students as a study resource, generating in-class discussions, or building multi-day rese
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Roles of the President - Qualifications and Job Description
Great resource for students and teachers alike that clearly lays out the 7 Roles of the President as well as formal presidential qualifications. Provide students with easy to understand, real-world examples of past U.S. Presidents acting as Commander-in-Chief, Chief Legislator, Chief Diplomat, and more. Helpful as a student study resource, generating in-class discussions, or branching off for solo research assignments. I recommend hanging this up in your classroom for students to reference throu
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Grades:
8th - 12th
List of U.S. Presidents in Order - Student and Teacher Study Resource
The complete list of U.S. Presidents - color coded in chronological order!This is a great resource for both students and teachers alike. It can easily serve as a jumping off point for in-class discussions, a solo-study resource for students, or a means through which to compare/rank past presidents of the United States.For each U.S. President, you will find the following information:1) President name and number2) Political party/affiliation3) Length of term4) Cause of death (if applicable)5) Hype
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Grades:
8th - 12th
5 Key Turning Points in the American Revolution
Feeling overwhelmed trying to teach your students about the American Revolution? Search no further!This document condenses the American Revolution down into just five of its most essential turning points with no-nonsense bullet points which clearly flow from one event to the next. Great for first-time exposure to the American Revolution or revisiting the basics so students can go beyond! When students understand these basics, the lesson plans that follow are much more enjoyable for both students
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Grades:
6th - 12th
U.S. Constitution (Simply Summarized for Students) - Articles & Amendments 1-27
An incredibly simple yet cohesive way to introduce your students to the U.S. Constitution!From the Preamble to Amendment #27, this two-sided document is a fantastic way to clear away the fear most students feel towards our nation's governing document.Once students understand that "this is all there is to it" they will feel much less intimidated moving forward in this year. I reference this document with my students as early as Day #1 and as late as Day #180 in the school year. It remains hung up
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Grades:
8th - 12th
American Government - 16-week OER Instructor Course & Activity Guide
Updated for 2023 political coverage! This 16-week Instructor Course and Activity guide is designed for instructors teaching American Government or Introduction to American Politics. This week-to-week outline includes links to open education online readings and multimedia content, embedded assignments, activities, exams (with answer keys), AP style practice questions, weekly chapter reading quizzes, and student reflection and classroom discussion prompts. Students will not need to purchase a text
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Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Complete 16-week OER Course: American Government
7 Principles of The Constitution - Lesson
Learning Intention: Students will learn about the Constitution of the United States, its foundational principles, governmental structure, protocol and operating procedures.The lesson provides a beautifully designed outline to clarify the concepts for students with each CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLE having next to it an adjacent box within which is a simplified DEFINITION and a third adjacent box showcasing an APPLICATION EXAMPLE (sometimes with multiple examples).The 5th page provides sources of info
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Intro to Law and Justice: 13 Week FLEX Full Course
Designed for independent or companion study, this digital download resource includes a full 13-week FLEX course designed to enrich your learner’s understanding of the text: Whatever Happened to Justice by Richard Maybury. Each week students are given a weekly reading assignment, video with multi-media presentation, discussion/ essay questions, and supplemental video/ article links for enrichment through the course syllabus. This Introduction to Law and Justice course will also be available on de
Grades:
8th - 12th
Classroom USA - Classroom Management Solution
Are you tired of managing undesirable behaviors and a lack of motivation? Classroom USA is the perfect solution for you! Classroom USA is a classroom management tool meant for ALL ages and ALL subjects! The Classroom USA approach models real-world scenarios by rewarding and holding students accountable for the actions they make in your classroom. This will not only help your classroom run like a well oiled machine, it will also teach valuable and realistic lessons students will take with them in
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
United States Constitution (annotated for teacher and student use)
As the use of complex texts and primary source documents are encouraged, teachers are spending more time formatting instead of creating lessons. This copy of the US Constitution has been formatted for student use for any class that uses the Constitution as a resource. The blank copy is for the students to keep and write on, while the annotated version provides the teacher with a resource or key.
I personally use this entire document as the foundation for my US Government class; one semester in
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
AP Government and Politics Textbook (over 200 pages!)
A 200 page digital textbook that covers the important material for AP US Government & Politics course. This is an "all text" textbook that has material for all chapters, a table of contents, 'what if' concept articles in each chapter, hyperlinks to all required documents and court cases, and a set of broad objectives / discussion questions for each chapter. This comes from a teacher with a master's in history / minor in political science and 16 years of experience teaching this course.Thi
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Grades:
11th - 12th, Higher Education
United States History: Quick Reference Sheets
Download Includes:United States Presidential Administrations: Number, President, Political Party, Vice President, years in officePresidential Line of Succession: 1-18The 50 States: State name (in alphabetical order), abbreviation, Capital city, year of statehoodUnited States' Formal Declarations of War: War name, Date of declaration, Enemy nation that war was declared upon, American president in officeUnited States Presidents who DID NOT WIN the Popular Vote: President's name, Election Year, Opp
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Grades:
1st - 12th
"I can..." Statements - Florida Civics and Government (23-24) - Retro/groovy
Retro/Groovy themed "I can..." statements for Florida's new (23-24) Civics and Government standards. Very beneficial to display for students to stay on track and take control of their learning.
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Grades:
7th
Federal Parliament Structure & Notes
This fill-in-the blank worksheet along with a note package allows teachers to effectively explain the shape of the Canadian federal government. As a teacher reads through the notes (or provides students with notes) they will fill in the blank of Canada's government makeup. The goal for students is to learn how the houses, branches, and levels of government interact with one another as a check and balance.
Grades:
8th - 12th, Adult Education
Teens Take Action: A Comprehensive Guide To Running A Voter Registration Drive
*Note: As most teachers on TpT, I have taught everything I posted on this website, and often make current event connections as I teach in real time. As you are looking through these resources in preparation for teaching in your own style, if you have any questions about the content, or what I've used for videos or other resources, please email me. I would be more than happy to talk!When I decided to run a voter registration drive with my 11th grade students in 2018, I was starting from scratch.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â A Comprehensive Guide To Running A Voter Registration Drive - A Bundle!
High School United States Government TEKS Checklist
Every Texas teacher will love this TEKS checklist. The TEKS are presented in a shortened, user-friendly, printable checklist. The checklist format is designed to help teachers track what TEKS have been taught or as a tool in aligning curriculum. This includes United States Government TEKS for High School.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Staff
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I Can Statements for Government (Neon Brights)
In this file I have included the "I can" statements for High School Psychology from the TEKS. I have changed some wording to make student-friendly statements. They are half sheet posters with each standard number on the bottom of each poster. These are great to print, laminate and use multiple times on your focus wall.Included:HistoryGeographyEconomicsGovernmentCitizenshipCultureScience, Technology, and SocietySocial Studies Skills
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Supreme Court Landmark Cases - Summarized for Students and Teachers
21 of the most influential Supreme Court rulings in United States history compiled and summarized for students and teachers alike. Great for distributing to students as a study resource, discussing as a class, or building research assessments. For each of these cases (such as Brown v. Board of Education and Miranda v. Arizona) you will find...1) Hyperlinked case names for further research2) The constitutional question that was being asked of the Court3) In whose favor the Court ruled (and what t
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Grades:
8th - 12th
I Can Statements for Government
In this file I have included the Government "I can" statements for High School from the TEKS. I have changed some wording to make student-friendly statements. They are half sheet posters with each standard number on the bottom of each poster. These are great to print, laminate and use multiple times on your focus wall.Included:HistoryGeographyEconomicsGovernmentCitizenshipCultureScience, Technology, and SocietySocial Studies Skills
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Bill of Rights Study Guide--5th Grade
This study guide is designed to be used with my Bill of Rights Test. I used to have my students complete a study guide. I realized that my struggling students who needed the most help, were simply not studying. I created a completed study guide for each unit just to see how it would impact student performance. The results were phenomenal. Parents loved the completed study guides, because they now knew exactly what they needed to study with their child. Kids performed higher, because even my very
Grades:
4th - 6th
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