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Test preparation U.S. History worksheets for Microsoft Excel
Three Branches of Government Simple Sort
Use this simple sort on a 3 row/3 column table and have your kids sort the buildings, jobs and names of the three branches of U. S. government.
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1st - 3rd
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BACB 6th Edition Task List Self-Assessment
This self-assessment takes a look at the upcoming 6th edition task list under the BACB guidelines in order to support students looking to prepare for the BACB exam and determine competence and confidence in the material.
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Adult Education, Staff
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Graphic Organizer: FDR's New Deal
This is a graphic organizer the I use for the FDR's New Deal. It includes the following programs: Bank Holiday (completed as an example for how students should fill in chart), FDIC, CCC, TVA, AAA, NIRA, WPA, Social Security Act, SEC, FERA, REA. My chart has a location for page numbers from the textbooks I use in class. You can quickly edit the page numbers if you use a different textbook. (My pages correspond with the textbooks "The Americans - Red Textbook" and "United States History - Oran
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9th - 12th
Enlightenment and Great Awakening Quote Comparison Chart
In this activity, students can work in partners, groups or independently to evaluate quotes said by people from the Enlightenment and the Great Awakening. Students will decide which movement the quotes might be from. This activity could be used to introduce the 2 movements, but it may have more impact by having students complete the quote evaluation chart after they've been introduced to the 2 movements and their missions.The chart has 15 quotes from people like John Locke, Jacques Rousseau, Cha
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8th - 12th
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Addition Worksheet Generator (with options for a sum of up to 100)
Created for my Special Education class, but will work for any class that needs practice with addition of numbers that have a sum of up to 100! Multiple addition worksheets with sums of up to 10, 20, 40, 50 and 100. All sheets except 10 have randomized numbering and will automatically become a new worksheet with brand new numbers just by typing a space and hitting enter in any open cell!
May create subtraction/multiplication/division if there is enough interest, and can add answer sheets if the
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Not Grade Specific
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Congressional Representation Levels
The Great Compromise of 1787 created the bicameral legislative system we have today. While power sharing between the House and Senate have largely been successful, some inconsistencies, anomalies, and oddities in representation have appeared over time. In this product, students will use a data table assembled in Google Sheets to investigate them and to see how well represented the states are in the House of Representatives, Senate, and in the Electoral College. This product's data comes from the
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Congressional Apportionment, Representation, and Gerrymandering
Preamble Matching
After reading and learning about the Preamble I had my students do this matching activity. It could be used as an assessment too.
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2nd - 12th
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Spelling Self Correction Sheet
Fill out this Spelling Self Correction Sheet with words you would like students to learn each week. Directions are included on the second tab of the spreadsheet. This document allows you to differentiate based on students' needs. If students master a word list one week, give them all new words the next. If they need additional practice, add those words to their list the following week.
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1st - 6th
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Vietnam and Sixties Crossword Puzzle
Do you need to be absent unexpectedly? This is the perfect worksheet to review terms and names from the Vietnam era with a substitute teacher.
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7th - 12th
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Editable ACT Corrections Worksheets
This is an excel file for ACT practice test corrections. It is completely editable and provides a structured way for students to review their tests.
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9th - 12th
Economic Philosophers Comparison Chart
This is a chart students can use to compare and contrast economic philosophers. The four philosophers in this chart are Adam Smith, John Maynard Keynes, Milton Friedman, and Friedrich Hayek. A key is included, so you can review the chart with students.
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7th - 12th
13 Colonies Graphic Organizer
A worksheet to use to help students organize information on the 13 original colonies including; charter type, natural resources, etc
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9th - 12th
Civil Rights Project Note taking chart
Chart for taking notes during Civil Rights Project Presentations
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9th - 12th
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