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6th grade civics Common Core W.4.5 resources
Roles of Citizens in Society Peer Editing Civics Activities Upper Elementary
Language Arts and Social Studies go together like peanut butter and jelly (yum!) in this activity where students will explore the role of citizens in a society, write their own mini-books, and then peer edit each other's work. It's like a two-for-one instructional time special!Your students will participate in three activities on their way to understanding the role of citizens in society.I like to do this over two different days. I do the first activity on the first day, and then the other two.
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4th - 8th
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City Report Printable and Google Slides Bundle
This blended resource is great for distance learning and in person learning. It contains materials for your students to complete a City Research Report. Combine resources to easily BLEND your classroom! This resource contains both a printable and digital - Google Slides City research report.Engage your students with this fun and comprehensive City Research Report resource. It helps has make report writing easy! It contains questions, organizers, tools and forms to use for your students to create
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3rd - 6th
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Constitution 00 - Bundled Unit - Distance Learning
Reading social studies content on the Constitution for fourth or fifth-grade students or remedial activities for older students- There are 29 pages of informational text with Constitution content. In addition, there are: vocabulary words, multiple-choice quizzes, writing extension questions, vocabulary matching activities, a cause and effect activity, a graphing activity, answer keys, and vocabulary flash cards. This is the entire Constitution Unit with all seven lessons bundled together. These
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4th - 7th, Adult Education
Response to Text Writing Guide - Citizenship
Help your students follow the steps of the writing process (brainstorm, pre-write, draft, edit, revise, and publish) to create a persuasive letter about the rights and responsibilities of a citizen. Students will use graphic organizers to plan out their persuasive writing. Pairs with the Persuasive Writing Editing Checklist. Could be a great final project or writing element to a civics study on the U.S. Constitution.
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4th - 6th
Also included in: Writing Guides
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