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Constitution Bundle
Get all of my lessons, notes, and puzzles in this bundle!6 Goals of the Constitution FlashcardsThese flashcards are an easy way to teach your students about the 6 goals of the Constitution as well as the meanings of the goals. Your students can cut them out and quickly learn about these important parts of the Constitution.Preamble to the Constitution PuzzleGreat for your tactile learners! Your students won’t realize they are reviewing or studying while they are working on this puzzle!This Preamb
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5th - 12th
Canadian Government Powerpoint Presentation 94 Slides Social Studies Unit
Canadian Government Powerpoint Presentation 58 Slides.Are you teaching Canadian Government? This powerpoint includes:1) What is Canadian Government?2) Prime Minister Trudeau3) Governor General4) Three Levels of Government Municipal, Provincial, Federal5) Identify the three levels of government.6) Identify the Provincial Flags and Provincial Premiers.7) Canadian Government System - Judicial Process, Senate, etc.8) Ontario Legislative Building9) Parliament Buildings.10) List of Canadian Prime Min
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4th - 7th
Rights or Responsibility Review: Interactive Game
Want to see if your students understand the difference between Rights and Responsibilitie? This interactive review game will stop them if they are wrong and move them on if they are right! Students will be engaged. Use as whole group or at stations. Good for review or informal assessment. Have fun! Includes 13 questions and an answer key!
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2nd - 4th
The Imperialist Vision 1860 - 1910 American Vision Modern Times Chapter 7
This 70 slide presentation deals with the emergence of the United States as a global economic, political and military power in the late 1800s / early 1900s. The topics discussed in this presentation discusses the following topics:I - Becoming a World PowerII - The Spanish American WarIII - New American Diplomacy This presentation follows Chapter 7 of The American Vision by GlencoeThis is a presentation that always draws a great response from my high school students.The use of the text book cover
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Free Hamilton the Musical Lesson Plan
This free download walks the educator through using lyrics from Hamilton the Musical in the classroom. The download includes lyrics samples and questions for teachers to use as they discuss topics ranging from the Colonial Period to the War of 1812.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Social and Economic Political Spectrum Activity
It is often hard to get our students to really understand the implications of what life under a certain political ideology is like. Students usually can usually point our certain countries that follow certain ideologies (ex. Canada = Liberal, Democratic Socialism...). However, when students are confronted with concepts like welfare, universal healthcare, and "hands on/off government," students are often unsure which ideologies favor and disfavor such concepts.This activity of placing social and
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
American Government *Rights of the Accused* Interactive Lecture
This lecture covers the rights of the accused and also includes videos and case examples. This is a great lecture that allows students to share and discuss their views on their rights!
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9th - 12th
Bell Ringers: Government-Rationale/Ideas/By Unit
Bell ringers capture students' attention as soon as they enter the classroom, helping them transition from outside distractions to the learning environment. Bell ringers can review previous lessons, reinforcing essential concepts and ensuring retention over time. Bell ringers can present short scenarios, questions, or quotes that require critical thinking and analysis related to government concepts.Bell RingersGovernmentINCLUDES:RationaleIdeasBy Unit
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â High School Social Science Bell Ringer BUNDLE
How our rights and freedoms are protected
Australian curriculum aligned. This Powerpoint goes through how our rights and freedoms are protected and talks about the 5 express rights. Check for understanding questions as you go through with vocabulary words.
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8th
Unit 2: Origins of American Government Bundle
This is a great value powerpoint and bundle in general. It's very comprehensive excluding a test (only because I've moved overseas and don't have access to hard-copy documents).
What's included is a powerpoint, numerous activities and primary source documents, handouts, movie sheets from the Adams series and National Treasure, jeopardy review game, review sheet, etc.
The powerpoint is great. It's all divided up into lessons within the powerpoint making it neatly organized and easy to differen
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5th - 12th
How a Bill becomes a law Comic Strip Activity (Canadian)
This comic strip assignment is a great way to teach students the various legislative processes that occur when Bills are introduced in government all the way up to Royal Assent. Students can begin to think about what issues are important to them and what they would like to see changed or improved within their lifetimes.
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8th - 12th
Unit 6: Judicial Branch Bundle
This bundle contains the powerpoint, conclusive activity on American ignorance, review sheet, quiz and key.
The powerpoint is great. It's all divided up into lessons within the powerpoint making it neatly organized and easy to differentiate topics. There's several quick activities built into the powerpoint that you can have students do to check comprehension whenever you'd like... or you can simply pass over them and you look like a really nice guy ;) There are graphics, quotes, video links, cr
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5th - 12th
Grade 5 Government Test!
As part of our aspects of citizenship unit, my grade 5s had to take this "citizenship test" to participate in our Citizenship ceremony. It is 5 pages and can be modified to your specific needs and is based on the Ontario Curriculum. It discussed rights and responsibilities, the electoral process, and had a variety of sections to aim to hit as many different types of learners as possible. As of right now, the answer key is not included, but it will be included shortly!
By: Cindy Whitworth
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5th
Real VS Fake News PPT (Editable)
What is fake news? This powerpoint is filled with definitions, statistics, graphics, and even a video! I used this powerpoint as an introduction to political bias with my high school students. We followed it up by playing a cahoot.
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Not Grade Specific
We the People - Citizenship
This PowerPoint reviews the topic of civics and citizenship, immigration, and citizens responsibilities.Included are writing prompts on immigration, a test and answer key to go along with the slides and an accommodated test for SPED students. Also a typed copy of the USCIS citizenship test. I have students take this as a pretest to see what their knowledge is of American history and then they have 10 days to make test corrections.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Federalism, Separation of powers and structure of government
Easy to understand slides featuring relatable visuals for and modified language to explain and unpack dense civic concepts
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
46 US President facecards posters Wall Art Powerpoint Printable Editable 8.5x11
When looking for some wall art of the presidents for my classroom, I couldn't find what I wanted to I made my own. Each has the president's picture, date they served, background color indicates party affiliation, the US flag while they were in office, and what state they hailed from. This was HOURS of work and they print off on a color copier and look FANTASTIC! **Note: The printoffs look different from the digital uploads due to formatting.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
United States Government Flashcards
These flashcards are designed to help students understand the concepts tested on state standardized test, common core assessments and are great activity for RTI activities. The flashcards are good time fillers when you have five or ten minutes to spear. I run the flashcards off on tag board and laminate. Run off 3 or 4 sets so students can use them in group activities. These flash cards comprised of 54 cards that relates question from the Declaration of Independence, The Articles of Confederatio
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2nd - 11th
The American President Research paper Guide
This is a detailed outline with resources, rubric, and paragraph by paragraph example for students on what to include in each paragraph of their research paper. Good for middle grade students starting to write research papers.
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4th - 12th
America's Gun Problem?
This lesson helps students dig deeper into the America's current gun problem and challenges them to think about what their preconceived notions are about guns and the major issue of mass shootings and the variety of issues that the U.S. faces around guns. This activity will challenge students to think about what would be the most effective type of legislation in order to help reduce the amount of deaths from guns within the United States. This will be followed up by research about policies alrea
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Principles of the Constitution One-Pager
Looking for a creative way for students to learn about the principles of the Constitution? Have them create a one-pager using this rubric.Note: This is something that can be done digitally or in person. Results will be great either way!
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8th - 12th
Declaration of Independence - Distance Learning
This awesome introduction into the Declaration of Independence is just under 10 slides of interaction, as students learn the ins and outs of the document, which brought us our independence. This can easily be bundled with my quote analysis for a longer lesson need. Options for online learning: What I have had students do in the past, is to read each slide and answer the questions they see. You can even add those questions to a discussion in whichever online platform you are using. Email me: mrsw
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6th - 11th
Also included in:Â Government Basics Bundle - Distance Learning
Unit 1: Fundamentals of Government Bundle
This bundle includes a powerpoint, two pretests, an activity and a review sheet.
The powerpoint is short with only 7 slides but there's a lot of good content within. It focuses mainly on the following topics: Power, Authority, Sovereignty, Characteristics of a State, and Forms of Government. There are no guided notes nor do there need to be due to the length of the powerpoint. The powerpoint is setup in Cornell Notes style format, but it's optional to have the kids use them.
The two pretests
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6th - 12th
How a Bill become a law Anchor chart
This is a quick print, cut and paste anchor chart about how a bill become a law.
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2nd - 6th
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