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Higher education civics classroom forms
180+ Daily Government Bellringers with Daily SEL Check-In Form
These daily government bell-ringers will bring structure and emotional support to the start of each of your class periods. They have been an enormous asset to my day-to-day. At the start of each class the daily question is displayed. On the google form each day students answer the question while also letting you know how they are feeling from 1-10, and providing a space for them to say why, which is optional.There are additional blank slides at the end of each unit in the likely event that you p
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Full Year of U.S. Government and Civics Essentials Bundle
Boho Google Classroom Social Studies Banner
This pre-made google classroom social studies banner is a perfect addition to your online resources!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Boho Google Classroom Banners
AP Government Google Form Survey on 1st Amendment Free Speech Topics
This is a google form survey that ask several questions on Free Speech topics and the 1st Amendment. It also has an intro video on the topic that students watch prior to taking the survey. I have student take this as an introduction to learning about freedom of speech and the 1st Amendment. I then display the data so students can see the class breakdown.It is a great activity to get students thinking and talking about these topics. You can download and edit how you like.If interested, I also hav
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â ENTIRE AP Government Bundle: Includes Syllabus, PPTs, Notes/Activity Packets
Social Studies Ticket Out the Door Exit Slips
Make your life easier with these FREE Social Studies Exit Slips (aka Tickets out the Door)! This quick and easy closure will let you see how well your students understand the day's lesson.
Easily edit these to adapt them to your specific content objectives.
Add Primary Sources to your Economics and Government Classroom!
Karl Marx Text Annotation Activity
Adam Smith Text Annotation Activity
Economic Systems Primary Source Bundle
Introduction to Government Bundle
This work is licensed under a
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Supreme Court Justices and Judicial Branch Knowledge Check Assessment
30 Multiple choice quiz questions with versatile incorporation in teaching topics on the Federal Judiciary and Supreme Court Justices. Useful as a grade, practice or as a review of personal learning of federal judiciary and Supreme Court Justice topics and information.Questions utilize visual images of persons, as well as infographics to encourage visual learners to engage in successful learning despite formatting and design preferences of this assignment towards read/write learning styles,
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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AP Government Google Form Survey on 1st Amendment Religion and State Topics
This is a google form survey that ask several questions on Church and State and the 1st Amendment. It also has an intro video on the topic that students watch prior to taking the survey. I have student take this as an introduction to learning about the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise clause of the 1st Amendment. I then display the data so students can see the class breakdown. It is a great activity to get students thinking and talking about these topic. You can download and edit how y
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â ENTIRE AP Government Bundle: Includes Syllabus, PPTs, Notes/Activity Packets
Sarah Palin in the News!!
This product contains a variety of different questions that can be used as either discussion starter questions or essay topics. Though the questions stem from a newspaper article, which is linked to from the document, the questions can be used to promote thought at any time.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Saltday's Classroom Expectations, Rationale and Pledge
Here is a useful example of a way to build classroom rapport. It is a one page document that contains two classroom expectations. A brief rationale for these expectations is included. Then a sample teacher's pledge to the class followed by a place for students to respond in kind with their own creatively composed pledge.
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
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Public Forum Debate Flow Sheet
Attention debate teachers! Are you looking to help your Public Forum debate students stay organized and on top of the arguments during a debate round? Our "Flowing Sheet" is here to help. This specialized note-taking tool is specifically designed for Public Forum debate and will help your students succinctly organize and track the arguments at play. Simply print out the pages separately (not front and back) and let our sheet keep your competitors organized. No more fumbling and scrambling - take
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Rights and Resposibilities
Becoming a young adult can be a difficult transition. This guide, including visuals, can help students understand not only their rights but also their responsibilities within the adult world. Help young adults understand their right and responsibilities as adults in their community. Rights are something GIVEN to you and Responsibilities require ACTION. This download can also be printed onto cardstock and cut in half at the picture to make a puzzle of sorts, as a way to make this an interac
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
My Political Autobiography Civic Learning Activity
This workbook is meant to help you get ready to engage in a dialogue about your political beliefs. It isn’t always easy to talk about what we care about and why, to share the reason for our beliefs or the values that underlie them. What story could you tell people to help them understand you and your values. What person or place in your life has made the greatest impact on you? This journal is meant to help you discover those stories and make those connections.This workbook can be utilized as a
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
About Me- Government Style
As a former Civics and Government teacher, I wanted to find a way to get to know my students and their political knowledge and interests. A few years ago, I created this political style "About Me" Survey to give my students at the beginning of the course. Having this knowlege on hand helped me to address the elephant (or donkey) in the room, political disagreements. By allowing my students to be open and honest with me up front about their feelings about their government, politics, and the coun
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Supreme Court Case Study
This form is to be used in a cooperative setting. In an effort to cover several SCOTUS cases in a short amount of time, students work in pairs to breakdown the case into their own words. Once the form is complete, the pairs should share their findings with the rest of the class.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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