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High school civics center pdfs
Three Branches of Government Adapted Book | Social Studies
Get students excited to learn about civics with this simple and easy-to-use adapted book about the three branches of government. Students will learn all about the legislative, executive, and judicial branches while also learning about checks and balances. This adapted book is perfect for supplementing your existing social studies units along with civics. The book is designed specifically for use in special education classrooms, and each page includes a matching component to help reinforce key co
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2nd - 12th
AP US Government & Politics Unit 1-5 Review
It's almost AP Exam season, and if you're on the lookout for a variety of review activities - this is the bundle for you!In this activity students will work in groups, compile information from the entire unit to answer questions, move around, and strategize; and will have multiple choices the entire time!This activity can be used as one station in a stations review activity with other activities OR can be the entire review activity. Directions for both are included.This activity is ready to pri
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9th - 12th
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Pledge of Allegiance Reading Comprehension | American History Writing Prompts
Get ready to unlock the history and components of the PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE with these reading comprehension worksheets and review activities. Enhance literacy centers and civic lessons as students explore history using Depth and Complexity, a word search, a quiz, writing prompts, and more. Perfect for Bill of Rights or Constitution-themed learning!Activities include:UNDERSTAND | Read About the History of the PLEDGE of ALLEGIANCEKNOW | Complete a Word SearchAPPLY | Use Word Bank Words to Fill in
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5th - 9th
AP US Government Unit 4: Review Activity (Stations)
In this activity students will work in groups, compile information from the entire unit to answer questions, move around, and strategize, and will have multiple choices!This activity can be used as one station in a stations review activity with other activities OR can be the entire review activity. Directions for both are included.Students only have to answer 5 questions throughout the entire activity:a 5 activitya 4 activitya 3 activitya 2 activitya 1 activityBut, there's lots of options! Some
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: AP US Government & Politics Unit 1-5 Review
Human Rights Leaders - Free Posters with Quotes
These posters are a complement of my two sets related to Human Rights Leaders – Easy readings and printables.
There is a set of 13 posters. The first one shows the twelve leaders I have chosen for this freebie. The rest of the posters are related to every
1. Aung San Suu Kyi
2. Benazir Bhutto
3. Cesar Chavez
4. Desmond Tutu
5. Emily Pankhurst
6. Mahatma Gandhi
7. Gorbachev
8. Liu Xiaobo
9. Nelson Mandela
10. Susan B Anthony
11. Tenzin Gyatso
12. William Wilberforce
Each leader is fol
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1st - 12th
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Also included in: Dual Posters Bundle - Classroom Decoration ( Decoración del Salón)
AP US Government Unit 5: Review Activity (Stations)
In this activity students will work in groups, compile information from the entire unit to answer questions, move around, and strategize, and will have multiple choices! This activity can be used as one station in a stations review activity with other activities OR can be the entire review activity. Directions for both are included. Students only have to answer 5 questions throughout the entire activity:a 5 activitya 4 activitya 3 activitya 2 activitya 1 activityBut, there's lots of options! So
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: AP US Government & Politics Unit 1-5 Review
Forms of Government Webquest
A foundational skill for students is the ability to FIND information, not simply recite memorized facts. This Webquest will allow students to learn about five different types of government while also sharpening their ability to find and evaluate information found online.The following bundle includes 5 printable worksheets that can be used in conjunction with a lesson, or as a learning station. They cover:DemocracyMonarchyDictatorshipOligarchyTheocracy
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4th - 10th
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AP US Government Unit 1: Review Activity (Stations)
In this activity students will work in groups, compile information from the entire unit to answer questions, move around, and strategize, and will have multiple choices!This activity was designed to be used as one station in a stations review activity; however, I've modified it to be the entire activity and the directions reflect that. Students only have to answer 5 questions throughout the entire activity:a 5 activitya 4 activitya 3 activitya 2 activitya 1 activityBut, there's lots of options!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: AP US Government & Politics Unit 1-5 Review
Required SCOTUS Case Category Matching Review for AP US Government
This is a review activity for the required Supreme Court cases for the AP US Government exam. Includes cards with case name, constitutional question, and various descriptors with clauses, amendments, and themes that students must categorize. Directions are included at the top of page 1 of the document. The descriptors, cases, and constitutional questions are already scrambled, so there is no prep work on your end except to print the copies. Great for work as a group or individual students. Perfe
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: AP US Government Review Game Bundle Vocab & SCOTUS cases
Ethical decisions
Students will be learning a unit about: Ethical Decision-Making: What factors should be considered when making ethical decisions? How do personal values and cultural norms influence ethical choices? Activity: Opinion Questions Discussion (35 minutes):Question Introduction (5 minutes):Distribute the printed opinion questions to each student.Explain that they will be discussing these questions in pairs and as a class.Pair Discussions (15 minutes):In pairs, students take turns answering the quest
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5th - 12th
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Bill of Rights Modernize It Writing Activity for U.S History/Gov
Bill of Rights Writing ActivityLooking for a way to increase literary skills and classroom discussion in your U.S Government or Civics course? Trying to increase engagement in your high school Criminal Justice & Police Science? Searching for meaningful supplementals for American History students? Look no further than this resource! Students are encouraged to work in pairs and think critically as they analyze, discuss, and re-write different amendments as if they were being ratified today. H
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Constitutional Amendments & Bill of Rights Lesson & Activities Bundle
AP US Gov Unit 4 Political Socialization Citizens' Beliefs & Ideology Charts
Students can work together to identify the areas of political socialization, provide examples, connect them to liberal and conservative beliefs, and think about how these elements have impacted and influenced their political ideologies. For Topics 4.1-4.4 from the CED for AP US Government.Total of 3 charts. One for political socialization; one for liberal and conservative beliefs regarding: individualism, equality of opportunity, free enterprise, rule of law, and limited government; and one for
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Declaration of Independence Reading Comprehension American Revolution Activity
Looking for a great activity to help students become even more familiar with the Declaration of Independence? Check out this resource! GATER Educator's Reading Comprehension, Writing, and Word Search activity is the perfect way for students to learn about and understand the Declaration of Independence!Add these activities for an EXTRA DOSE OF AMERICAN CIVICS:US Constitution ActivitiesCriminal Justice and the Bill of RightsStudents will be engaged and gain lots of new information as they read, co
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5th - 9th
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Types of Government Sort Activity for social studies courses | APHG | Unit 4
Help your students make connections between the different types of governments and real world examples. This simple sorting activity focuses on ten types of governments; republic, anarchy, fascism, democracy, monarchy, federation, oligarchy, totalitarian, dictatorship, communism. Each type of government has a definition and a real world example. Once students have matched their definitions and examples, there are three follow up sorting questions for students to make connections between the diff
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Everything AP Human Geography Bundle
Social Justice Close Reading Passage with Comp. Quest. and Writing Prompt
This is an original social justice writing piece free for a limited time. Please try it, and let me know what you think. Feedback and ratings GREATLY appreciated.
This informational passage is great for using as a close reading. The text features complex vocabulary and sentence structure and is fully aligned to the 7-10 ELA standards. It is a complete ready-to-use package designed with comprehension questions developed using Bloom's Higher Order Thinking Skills. (Each question is labeled accor
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7th - 10th
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Mini-DBQ: What makes a good citizen at school?
Great activity for primary grades to dive into and prepare them for the middle grades! This activity is also great for the government, rules, civil rights, and positive character trait standards.
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2nd - 12th
Magna Carta || Primary Source Reading Comprehension Tasks
Analyzing primary sources can feel like a monumental challenge for many students! Build student confidence with this primary source analysis that includes differentiated reading passages (an actual historical version and a modern translation) active reading strategies and text-based tasks for students.What’s Included?✔️Reading Passage – Historical Primary Source✔️Reading Passage – Modern Version of Source✔️Annotation Guides for both Historical and Modern versions.✔️Side-by-Side Comparison of His
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6th - 12th
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Bill of Rights & Constitutional Amendments Cut and Paste Activities
Bill of Rights and Constitutional Amendments Review ActivitySearching for a resource where your middle or high school students can practice and review the Bill of Rights or the Constitutional Amendments in general? Seeking an update from a basic matching worksheet. Trying to engage other modalities of learning without making too much of a mess, or having to use an extensive amount of supplies, taking up too much class time? This cut & paste activity is a great addition for any U.S governmen
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Constitutional Amendments & Bill of Rights Lesson & Activities Bundle
Inspirational Women: Speech Comprehension COMPLETE Set -Women's History Month
Great speeches can unite people and make waves in our world culture. This collection of Inspirational Speeches by Women – QR Code Activities is filled with influential women sharing solutions for social issues. We’re sharing a few of our favorite speeches by inspirational women in this powerful activity that will spark great critical thinking discussions.
This activity provides plenty of opportunities for thoughtful critical thinking discussion, self reflection, and peace education. Talking abo
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6th - 12th
Bill of Rights Reading Comprehension | American History | Constitution Review
Looking for a great activity to help students become even more familiar with the Bill of Rights? Check out this resource!GATER Educator's Reading Comprehension, Writing, and Word Search activity is the perfect way for students to learn about and understand the Bill of Rights!Add these activities for an EXTRA DOSE OF AMERICAN CIVICS:US Constitution ActivitiesThe Declaration of Independence ActivitiesCriminal Justice and the Bill of RightsStudents will be engaged and gain lots of new information a
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5th - 9th
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Also included in: Bill of Rights Activity BUNDLE | Criminal Justice Reading Comprehension
BIll of Rights Scenario Task Cards
BIll of Rights Scenarios Task CardsThese task cards are a great opportunity to practice the Bill of Rights and it's present meanings with your students. Please enjoy!
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5th - 12th
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Middle School Frayer Model Vocabulary for Social Studies
Middle School social studies vocabulary. The students will be defining the word, adding characteristics, drawing an example, and finding a historical example or current example of the definition
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5th - 9th
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Newspaper Article Outline | Write Your Own Newspaper Article w/ Illustration
Have your students make connections by writing a newspaper article! This is perfect for history, current events, or fiction!This has a space for an article title, the article itself, an illustration, and a caption. It is a great way to cover text features and how to properly use titles, dates, and more!
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2nd - 12th
Government Vocabulary Review--Modified Frayer Model
Assist students in developing a deep understanding of key vocabulary related to American government with this Modified Frayer Model. Key points include sections for key word association and historical significance. Includes 23 key terms associated with the study of American Government and a blank template for future use.
Teachers can print these vocabulary sheets to fit a variety of classroom needs:
Print 1 to-a-page for a full sheet vocabulary activity
Print 2 to-a-page for ½ sheets or entri
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4th - 11th
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