The Bill of Rights FREEBIE Differentiated Task Cards U.S. Constitution
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Description
Your middle and high school students will be engaged with this activity as they think critically about the United States Amendments, Constitution, and Bill of Rights. These scaffolded cards have four different levels of DOK (depth of knowledge) questions to help differentiate content and support students of all levels of achievement. Filled-in and guided notes help make your lesson low-prep, printable, and easy-to-use.
These task cards incorporate the Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy higher-order thinking skills and government standards. I've used this activity in my mild to moderate special education classroom and co-taught class. Co-workers who work with students in the general education setting have also used this activity.
These differentiated task cards include:
✅Teacher directions
✅ Amendments 1-4 vocabulary terms and notes
→ Filled-in and guided notes
✅Task cards
→Amendments 1-4
✅Student recording sheet
✅Answer key
⭐Find the complete task card activity here:⭐
Bill of Rights Task Cards (Differentiated)
☆Amendment Task Card Groupings☆
Amendments 1-27 Task Cards Bundle
Civil War Amendments Task Cards
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