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1st grade civics centers for Microsoft Word
Good Citizen Sort
A sorting activity that requires students to sort which actions would be performed by someone who is a good citizen and someone who is not a good citizen. I have students fold a piece of construction paper longways and then glue the category headings at the top and the actions under the appropriate headings to complete the sort.
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
Conflict Resolution Cards
These cards have different scenarios that you can use to discuss conflict resolution in your class. They can be used individually, in partners, in groups, or even whole-class! Younger students can discuss their answers, and older students can write/illustrate theirs. It is aligned with Social Studies NC Essential Standard 1.C & G.1.3
There are six different scenarios on the page, each printed two times.
Firefighter Vocabulary
This set of vocabulary words, pictures, definitions was created to pair with the Grade 2 Scott Foresman Reading Street series. However, it can also be very helpful during Fire Safety month of October or when discussing community helpers. This file was used both as a focus wall as well as a vocabulary matching game in whole group and centers. Great for ESL or younger grades as it was created with ELLs in mind. :)
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Citizenship- Literacy Integration
This detailed lesson integrates two aspects of literacy, reading and writing, with the social studies topic of citizenship. The term citizen is introduced in this lesson along with some characteristics of a good citizen. Also, the Constitution is explained in simple terms using the David Catrow’s children’s book, "We the Kids: A Preamble to the Constitution of the United States". An extension activity is included where students must illustrate and/or write what a good citizen would do in certain
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K - 2nd
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