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Differentiated Levels ESL: Declaration of Independence and Constitution
Designed for the beginning English Language Learners in your Civics and Government class. Contains:1) Reading Passage on the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution2) Picture Dictionary Page for Vocabulary 3) Comprehension Questions4) Vocabulary practice 5) Answer KeyWhile teaching the same information and vocabulary, each of these components is differentiated into a lower-comprehension level (A) and a slightly higher level (B). To accompany this, consider using: WHICH ONE? Declaration
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Harriet Tubman North Star Coloring Page
Detailed Hand-drawn portrait of Harriet Tubman also depicts the contextual attributes. The North Star is shown in the little dipper. In the background is a map of the Eastern U.S. around the time of the Civil War. The area below the dotted line shows states where slavery was legal. Caption reads "Harriet Tubman "The Great Liberator" c.1820-1913 - Rescued many people from slavery, by leading secret northward escape trips."8.5 x 11 .pdfPrint "fit to page" for best results.Copying permitted for cl
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Also included in: Abolitionist Coloring Bundle
U.S. Civics Test of 100 Questions- With & Without the Answers
All ages, Learn & Practice the 100 Question U.S. Civics/Citizenship Test. Included is the official U.S. 100 Question Civics Test as per reference from the USCIS website. There are two test sets: (1) 100 Question Test with the answers and a few informational footnotes (2) Practice test without the answers so you can check your civics proficiency, without peeking at the answers. Updated June 2023. Best wishes & good luck in your studies!
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Debate infographic bundle
Included in this bundle: Fundamentals of an Argument, Framework, 10 Logical Fallacies, Moral Philosophy intro, & Moral Philosophy: the trolley problem. All can be used as classroom posters, handouts, or digital resources. Enjoy!
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VOTING: How To Vote, Register to Vote, Voter ID Debate
UNITED STATES CIVICS LESSONS: VOTING - HOW TO VOTEFull Lesson with PowerPoint PresentationSee Preview!Lesson Summary:Discussion Questions to spark conversation:Do you know what your local polling place looks like? Where is it? What do you do when you get there? Do you need to show ID before voting? Video link: First Time Voters Registering to Vote: information by state Visit Vote.Org to learn about registration and other policies What to expect at your polling place – Types of Voting Machines
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Also included in: Political Participation: VOTING Lesson Bundle! 5 No-Prep Lessons
CHV2O Canadian Civics and Citizenship Resource Bundle
Included in this bundle:- Start your course off with a highly engaging trivia contest,- Analyze activism through music,- Learn about the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and child labour in the cocoa industry,- Learn about campaign strategies and barriers women face in politics, - School Prime Minister Campaign: How would YOU change your school?,- Finish your course by creating your own political party!
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Debate Preparation Graphic Organizer - Tool for forming a balanced argument
This is a graphic organizer for students to prepare for a class debate or any argumentative writing. Students will: Take a position (it can even be a position they don't hold to) on any assigned issue and use this to organize their research. For each main argument the student is prompted to state a claim, collect evidence that supports the claim, anticipate a possible rebuttal from an opposing side, and counter back. The debate materials are titled "Debate to Relate" because we place strong emph
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VOTING: Voter Turnout, Who Votes? Efficacy, Election Day Holiday
UNITED STATES CIVICS LESSONS: VOTING - VOTER TURNOUTFull Lesson with PowerPoint PresentationSee Preview!Lesson Summary:Discussion question: Why don’t people vote? Definition of Political Efficacy and cartoons Analyzing data from charts on who votes and who doesn’t. Increasing voter turnout: Should Election Day be a National Holiday? Pro Con debate - Read arguments and complete graphic organizer. Exit Slip: Main Ideas Summary ChartALL ITEMS EDITABLE!Complete the Unit Plan with these lessons:Poli
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What is Public Opinion Polling - Guided Reading and Questions
Calling all government teachers! Do you have to teach your students about polling? Do you want to prepare the next generation of Americans to participate in our democracy? Are you completely LOST about how to simplify this complex topic so your students can understand this content? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this guided reading is 100% for you. This reading is classroom-tested and it always leads to amazing classroom discussions about the importance of American political d
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Washington, D.C. and National Mall Coloring Pages
This pack includes five coloring pages for these famous government buildings and presidential memorials/monuments in the National Mall in Washington, D.C: The White House, United States Capitol, Washington Monument, Jefferson Memorial, and Lincoln Memorial.Each page includes a title and a short description that explains the purpose and location of the site. Extend the lesson by having students create a map showing where these buildings are located with the National Mall Map activity. Just need a
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Equality Verse Equity- Define the Difference!
This assignment can be printed or assigned through Google Classroom. Students will learn the differences between the words Equality and Equity. This can be a great Character Education assignment or as an introduction to a unit or chapter discussing inequailities in history. I use this lesson as an introduction before my assignments titled Equality in the Early United States and The History of Voting Rights in the United States. BOTH ARE FOR SALE!
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Abolitionist Coloring Bundle
Learn about U.S. History while enjoying some coloring. Seven coloring pages illustrate factual information. Images are not photos. Original artwork is hand-drawn, scanned and digitally refined.PortraitsHarriet TubmanSojourner TruthHarriet Beecher StoweFrederick DouglassEventsFrederick Douglass's meeting with Abraham LincolnQuakers and the Free Produce MovementResearchQuotes8.5 x 11 .pdfs. Print "fit to page" for best results.Copying permitted for classroom use only
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US History - Bill of Rights Matching Game
The US History Bill of Rights Matching Game engages students to learn the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution. This matching game can be used as an individual activity, in pairs, in groups, or as a station activity, or gallery walk. This game is also part of the US Regents Review Webquest
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Debate Infographic - 10 Logical Fallacies
This pdf printable infographic covers 10 logical fallacies: ad hominem, false cause, straw man, red herring, equivocation, bandwagon, slippery slope, false dilemma, hasty generalization, and appeal to ignorance. Includes concise descriptions, examples, and icons to aid in understanding. Enjoy!
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Debate Infographic - Framework
This pdf infographic will help students understand Framework. It has numerous examples, as well as icons to aid in understanding. Can be used as a classroom poster, handout, or digital resource. Enjoy!
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Debate Infographic - Moral Philosophy
This pdf infographic introduces the two "main" schools of moral philosophy: consequentialism and deontology. It includes descriptions, icons, and a somewhat cheeky title line "oversimplified guide". Pairs well with the Trolley Problem infographic. Enjoy!
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Elections WebQuest! Research 270toWin.Com
https://www.270towin.com/ Students complete TWO WebQuests using 270toWin Historical and Current Election Data! Use together or separately. PDF and DOCx versions included for BOTH handouts.Completely editable and compatible with digital devices.>>see preview<<#1: Historical Elections - Students explore past elections, electoral and popular vote, fun facts, and issues of the day. Students further explore their own states Presidential Voting history, U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Repres
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Who Are My Elected Officials? - Scavenger Hunt for Government Class
I love using this worksheet as a warm-up activity on the first day of my 12th grade participation in government class. this activity gives students an opportunity to recall and research their current elected officials. Answer key NOT INCLUDED. This is due to the fact that all of us will have different elected officials. note: please modify this activity before you assign it. Depending on your state, county, or municipality, you will have different offices and office holders.If you have any quest
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Election Terminology, Voter & Voter Turnout Vocabulary
Election Terminologyrelated to the Voter & Voter TurnoutEditable! PDF & DOCX versionsSEE PREVIEW!
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Fair Use Infographic
Introducing our Fair Use Infographic – a comprehensive visual guide designed for educators, students, and content creators. This unique resource is not only informative but also versatile, available in poster and bookmark sizes, and thoughtfully translated into Spanish for wider accessibility.**Key Features:**1. **Educational Poster:** Our Fair Use Infographic poster is a visually engaging tool that breaks down the complexities of fair use into clear, digestible information. Perfect for classr
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Core Democratic Values Poster Pack
10 Posters with definitions of the Core Democratic Values. Perfect for printing and displaying, or uploading as a file to a LMS for student use. Student-friendly definitions!
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CNN 10 Guided Worksheet
Use this worksheet in conjunction with CNN10.CNN 10 is a daily news show for students over 13 and other viewers who want to learn about current events and global issues in 10 minutes or less. The mission of CNN 10 is to break down complicated news stories with easy to understand explanations. This one pager is printable so you can create a packet for your students. This one pager works for all grade levels. With younger grades you can focus on whole class discussion and group work.
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CNN 10 Differentiated Weekly Report -- Self-Contained Classroom
A Weekly CNN 10 Report page for a self-contained classroom.
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Policy Debate Times - Poster
This poster depicts the names, times, and functions of each part of a policy/cx debate round. Enjoy!
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