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American Revolution (BUNDLE)
This American Revolutionary War unit bundles seven resources together covering the French & Indian War, Causes of the Revolution, American Revolution battles, important events, and people, tradespeople plus the Founding Fathers of the new nation.This bundle saves you over 20% off individual prices!Resources Included (PowerPoints/Google Slides & PDFs):★★★ FRENCH & INDIAN WAR ★★★ (Updated with Google Slides)★ FRENCH & INDIAN WAR POWERPOINT: This 15 slide PowerPoint presentation giv
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3rd - 5th
Founding Fathers Presentation Posters & Doodle Notes
Many people helped to shape the United States. This resource focuses on seven influential people who helped to write the Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights and to lead the nation as its first presidents.The 7 Founding Fathers included are Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and John Jay.This resource is a zipped file containing a PowerPoint, Link to Google Slides and a PDF. It includes:★ PowerPoint / G
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: American Revolution (BUNDLE)
Citizenship Rights & Responsibilities PowerPoint and Info-Graphic
Condensed lesson summarizing the rights and responsibilities of U.S. Citizenship. One day lesson with PowerPoint and student infographic notes page. Answer key provided.
The contents of this download are for use by the customer only. I ask that teachers not post any part of this file online or on a publically accessed shared server. You may link PDF versions of notes, PowerPoint slides, and assignments on a password protected online resource only for students to access. If you would like to s
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5th - 12th
Rights and Responsibilities of a Citizen
I created this resource as a supplement for my social studies curriculum. It specifically aligns to standards in the Utah 4th grade core (listed in product), but can also be a great resource for other grades as well. I love using powerpoint and graphic organizers to help engage my students in their learning, I hope that this resource helps your students as well!Included in this resource:- Rights and Responsibilities of a Citizen PPT and PDF (PPT includes suggestions and optional activities in th
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3rd - 6th
American Revolution PEOPLE Presentation Posters & Doodle Notes
Many people helped to shape the United States. This resource focuses on 36 influential people during the American Revolutionary War time period.The 36 influential people included are John Adams, Samuel Adams, Ethan Allen, James Armistead, Benedict Arnold, Crispus Attucks, Benjamin Franklin, Nathanael Greene, Alexander Hamilton, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, John Jay, Thomas Jefferson, John Paul Jones, James Madison, Thomas Paine, Paul Revere, George Washington, Abigail Adams, Betsy Ross, Deborah
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: American Revolution (BUNDLE)
Good Citizens and Leaders
This interactive and engaging lesson is a complete resource to teach your students about the qualities good citizens and leaders.This lesson is a PowerPoint file to be played as a slideshow for your students. There are several pages of activities and questions to keep students engaged and participating in the lesson. Because there are questions and answers on multiple slides, this PowerPoint has been equipped with clickable animations so that the answers are not shown right after the questions a
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2nd - 3rd
Transportation: Land, Air, and Water Sort
This is a great activity for students to work on in centers or when they have finished their work early. If students cannot yet read, instruct the students in finding the beginning sound of each label or use the pictures of land, air, and water instead of the labels.
• Cut out and laminate these pictures and labels. Have students sort the pictures by land, air, and water.
• Put a magnet on the back of each cut-out. Do the activity as a class on the whiteboard.
• You can also print a cop
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PreK - 2nd
U.S. Government Structures: PowerPoint and Doodle Dat Notes
Looking for a straightforward and clear summary of the United States Government Structure? Here it is! Give your students a sound basic understanding of how our country's government is supposed to work. This product includes a PowerPoint Version, with a 2-Page Doodle Dat Notes, of my earlier product on the U.S. Government Structure (U.S. Government Structure), which is in a handout version and which includes a quiz. The same information is found in each product.The resources are designed to en
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
GOOGLE SLIDES: The Constitution of the U.S. - PowerPoint and Doodle Dat Notes
This product is a GOOGLE SLIDES version of my study of the Constitution of the United States of America (Constitution of the United States: PowerPoint Presentation with Doodle Dat Notes)! Have you ever read it? Do you understand it? More pressing, do your students? Here is a guided study that provides a clear and understandable overview of the Constitution. The PowerPoint Presentation takes a look at its history, the Preamble and the Articles. A full transcript is included, as well. The D
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Needs and Wants Picture Sort
This is a great picture sort with 8 pictures of needs and 8 pictures of wants. This activity includes labels with pictures for children that cannot read. You can cut out these pictures and laminate them for continued use in the classroom or have students cut these out, sort them, and glue them on paper or a poster. This could be used as a class activity, assessment, homework, or center activity. Use these pictures in a whole group to introduce or review needs and wants, or use them in small grou
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PreK - 2nd
Lesson Plan - Writing Opinion Based Letters to Members of Congress
As an addendum to my American Revolution Unit Plan, I created this lesson plan where students write a letter to their representative in congress on an issue they care about. One of the main lessons within learning about the American Revolution is the fact that it set up our system of government today. With this lesson plan, students can engage in a civic activity that the founding fathers intended as a right for each American. Students will also be thrilled when they receive a letter back fro
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4th - 7th
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The World from A to Z (Carl Azuz) - Weekly Tracker
This is a weekly tracker for Carl Azuz's "The World from A to Z". The weekly tracker provides a structured format for students to engage with current events and historical events presented on Carls daily news show. Students will practice summarizing news stories, reflecting on historical events, and making personal connections to current events. Encouraging critical thinking, writing skills, and historical awareness.Each day of the week features space for students to list and describe the news s
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5th - 9th
GA 5th Grade Gallopade Civics/Government Chaps. 1-2 Discussion Questions
This product includes chapter discussion questions for EACH page of Gallopade to use in small groups or to facilitate your whole group teaching for chapters 1-2 Civics/Government. I place students in small groups to read each page and discuss the questions from this product before they move on to the next pages. Sometimes, I will pull a question from the product as a closing activity or use a few for a grade.
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5th
Also included in: GA 5th Grade Gallopade FULL YEAR Discussion Questions
Roles of the President
A graphic organizer for students to complete to learn about the 6 major roles or "hats" of the president. In one column students write the name of the role and in the second column they write a description of the president's duties and responsibilities in each role. Pictures of different hats which represent the president's roles help students remember and understand what the president does in each of the major roles. Roles included: Chief Executive, Chief of State, Commander in Chief, Foreign P
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1st - 12th
3 Little Pigs Trial case: Citations, Perspective, and Civics Project
Mock Trial Lesson. Whether you are teaching an ELA course about proper citations and perspective/ point of view or are teaching a civics class trying to teach them about the process of a trial. This is a great lesson that engages your entire class! Students act out the case of the 3 Little Pigs VS. The Big Bad Wolf. Using two stories and engaging handouts, students will determine the fate of this story.
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4th - 12th
Federalism Cut and Paste Jumble Hands-on Activity, KEY INCLUDED!
Are your students tired of regular worksheets and the normal routine? Try this activity on Federalism! Designed to review material like a normal worksheet, but made to complete in a different, fun way! In this student-centered activity, children will categorize the differences in state, federal and shared powers. Students get to activate different parts of their brain as they work through a jumble (or "cut, organize and paste"). ANSWER KEY INCLUDED! Hands-on learners will appreciate the mov
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5th - 12th
Global Citizenship Introduction
This Google Slide Presentation allows students to engage in their learning on Global Citizenship. (Note - if you do not have laptop access, a printed copy of the slides would work as well.)Contains:-Word Web for "Global Citizen"-Reading / Images-Comparison Chart : Similarities and Differences between them and a child from Japan
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3rd - 6th
Enlightenment Ideas Anchor Chart: Civics SS.7.CG.1.4
Key Features:Key Philosophers: Introduce students to Montesquieu and John Locke, pivotal figures whose thoughts on governance, liberty, and the social contract have shaped democratic ideals.Social Contract and Natural Law: Breaks down the concepts of the consent of the governed, popular sovereignty, and the idea that power emanates from the people, alongside exploring inalienable rights such as life, liberty, and property.Scientific Reasoning Over Tradition: Highlights the Enlightenment's shift
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Civics Anchor Chart Bundle: Mini-Lessons for Remediation or Review!
Immigration: Social & Legal Exclusion - Concept Formation Lesson
How have laws and social norms worked together to exclude immigrant groups in the U.S. throughout history? This lesson helps students create a conceptual framework for SOCIAL EXCLUSION and LEGAL EXCLUSION in U.S. HistoryThis middle school-friendly lesson guides students through the inquiry process to uncover the nature of legal & social exclusion. It is a great backdrop for any social justice social studies curriculum, requires critical thinking, and promotes high-quality academic discourse
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5th - 10th
Communities
This interactive and engaging lesson is a complete resource to teach your students about the qualities and attributes of COMMUNITIES.
This lesson is a PowerPoint file to be played as a slideshow for your students. There are several pages of activities and questions to keep students engaged and participating in the lesson. Because there are questions and answers on multiple slides, this PowerPoint has been equipped with clickable animations so that the answers are not shown right after the quest
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2nd - 3rd
Constitution Preamble Anchor Chart: Civics SS.7.CG.1.8
Key Features:We the People: Emphasizes the Constitution's democratic foundation, highlighting the idea of government by the people and for the people, setting the stage for a discussion on citizenship and participation.Form a More Perfect Union: Explores the goal of creating a unified nation, improved upon from the Articles of Confederation, fostering unity and cooperation among the states.Establish Justice: Discusses the importance of fairness and the rule of law in protecting the rights and fr
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Civics Anchor Chart Bundle: Mini-Lessons for Remediation or Review!
3 Branches of Government: Scavenger Hunt
This resource can be used in the digital or physical classroom. I have used it as an introduction/preview to the three branches of government. It can be done individually, in pairs, or in groups. The page numbers correlate with the IMPACT United States History & Geography textbook. The page numbers can be edited for your own textbook.For honors students: put the page numbers of the Constitution and have them read through the document to find the answers.For grade-level students: give them
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5th - 9th
Declaration of Independence Anchor Chart: Civics SS.7.CG.1.6
Key Features:Preamble Insights: Explore the foundational beliefs about governance expressed in the preamble, such as the consent of the governed and the idea that power originates from the people, setting the stage for democratic principles.Violation of Natural Rights: Delve into the declaration's articulation of natural rights—life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—and how their violation by British rule justified the call for independence.Catalog of Grievances: Examine the specific grieva
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Civics Anchor Chart Bundle: Mini-Lessons for Remediation or Review!
Articles of Confederation Anchor Chart: Civics SS.7.CG.1.7
Key Features:No Federal Military: Highlights the inability of the federal government to defend the nation or quell internal uprisings, such as Shay’s Rebellion, illustrating the critical need for a unified military force.Lack of Executive and Judicial Branches: Examines the implications of having no executive branch to enforce laws or a judicial branch to interpret them, leading to a lack of checks and balances within the government.No Regulation of Interstate Trade: Discusses the economic conse
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Civics Anchor Chart Bundle: Mini-Lessons for Remediation or Review!
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