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Middle school civics literature circles for staff and administrators
7th Grade Florida Civics Benchmarks - "I Can" Statements - New!
These posters include all the tested benchmarks on the Florida Civics End-Of-Course Exam (EOC) using “I can” statements, updated to reflect Florida's new State Academic Standards. These are great to print, laminate, and post for all to see and reference (students, teachers, administrators, parents, visitors, etc.)
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6th - 8th
The Outsiders - Stereotypes Worksheet
A worksheet to compare through positive and negative stereotypes the difference between the greasers and the Socs in S.E. Hinton's young-adult novel, "The Outsiders".
Expanded topics to also include difference between wealth and poverty, and students are required to apply the concept of stereotypes to their own lives.
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6th - 9th
Young Voices: Eight Short Stories of Courage & Resilience 5-8
Young Voices: Stories of Courage & Resilience in Conflict & Adversity64 pages Grade 5 to 8All stories also available individuallyDiscover the resilience and hope of youth with our collection of eight short stories for grades 5 to 8, each set against the backdrop of global conflict and adversity. These narratives, ranging from a diary in the ruins of Gaza to unexpected friendships in Kashmir, offer a window into the impact of war on young lives. They capture the essence of innocence and
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5th - 8th
Class Action Lit Log (novel study) (For Distance or Classroom Learning)
This is a lit log by MrsDsEducationalTools for Class Action (by Steven B. Frank), an awesome realistic fiction, written from the point of view of an eleven year old boy, who with his sister, friends, and a retired neighbor file a class action lawsuit arguing that homework is unconstitutional. Students will truly be able to relate to this book.The key focus skills of the lit log are:- use text to explain/draw inferences/cite evidence- determine them/central idea/summarize- describe/compare/
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4th - 7th
Social Justice and Bullying "Don't Laugh at Me" +Word Search CCSS Grades 3-6
This engaging lesson plan is designed to help students understand social justice issues and the impact of bullying. This curriculum, perfect for fostering a culture of empathy, tolerance, and positive change, equips students with the knowledge and skills to recognize and counteract four types of bullying: physical, verbal, emotional, and cyberbullying. Key Features of This Lesson Plan:Critical Analysis of Quotes: Encourage critical thinking through the examination, discussion, and debate of mean
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Classroom Community Bundle for Grades 3-6 Print and Digital
Mystery Book Clubs for ANY Mystery Novel
Designed to be used with multiple book clubs simultaneously! Questions pertain to mystery novels with a focus on characters, setting, inferences, and evidence! The Book Club is complete with a project at the end where students must put their culprit on trial and prove his/her guilt using the evidence from the book! This is a great way to also discuss how evidence must be used when proving an opinion or claim in writing!
If you liked the Historical Fiction Book Clubs and Fantasy Fiction Book C
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4th - 6th
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The Hate U Give - Novel Study
Great book for the 2017 school year!Includes questions, vocabulary/slang and culturally significant people, places, things, technology etc that is applicable to students in 2017 and helps to paint a picture of the type of life this girl leads.This novel would be great for a class dealing with 'tougher' students. It's topical in it covers the 'Black Lives Matter' issues happening across the United States currently and is a very engaging book. Lots of reference to cultural icons and contemporary p
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Social Justice Book Report and Genre Study +Word Search CCSS Grades 3-6
This Social Justice Book Report and Genre Study is designed to align with CCSS and support differentiated learning. Take a look at the preview and discover how this unique book report framework helps students explore literature with a focus on citizenship, encompassing Constitutional rights, duties, and privileges. This resource enables students to link almost any book, whether fiction or nonfiction, to societal and Constitutional themes, offering a meaningful and comprehensive approach to readi
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Eleven Genre Study Book Reports Bundled CCSS Grades 3-6 Print and Teach
Australian Prime Ministers Match Cards
Immerse your students in the rich history of Australian Prime Ministers with this engaging resource. They will explore the names, years of service, and political party affiliations of each Prime Minister from Edmund Barton to Scott Morrison.Through a matching activity, students will identify the famous Australian icons associated with each Prime Minister and find the corresponding information. This interactive and informative resource will deepen their understanding of Australian politics
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5th - 8th
Common Core Cross Curricular: Reading and The Bill of Rights
This exercise allows students to read the Crooked Chronicle, a newspaper that recounts the Wolf's story of the True Story of the 3 Little Pigs and answer questions aligned with the Common Core in Reading. Students will analyze point of view, author's purpose, make inferences and locate textual evidence to show comprehension. Students will also compare and contrast the characters and narrators in both stories. Students will also apply understanding of the Bill of Rights as they prepare to def
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5th - 8th
Digital Citizenship: Navigating the Online World Responsibly. Lesson Plan & Info
Introducing: Lesson Plan - Digital Citizenship: Navigating the Online World ResponsiblyProduct Description: Equip your students with the essential skills and knowledge to navigate the online world responsibly with our comprehensive Lesson Plan on Digital Citizenship. In today's interconnected society, digital citizenship is crucial for individuals to thrive in the digital age while upholding ethical values and ensuring online safety.Our lesson plan covers key aspects of digital citizenship, incl
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6th - 10th
Executive Branch student self-paced lesson and worksheet
This self-paced lesson and worksheet provides an introduction to The Executive Branch of the United States government, what it is, what it does, how the President is elected into it and why it is an important part of our form of democracy and government. Includes "cool facts," thought provoking and research-orientated questions for further research and discussion.This worksheet provides information and contains open-ended questions designed for thought, discussion and elaboration. Perfect for an
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Executive Branch educational BUNDLE
Reading Comprehension with Questions - Economics, Internationalism, Scarcity
This is a page and half reading that comes with questions based on the reading.This has 8 short answer questions that all come directly from the reading. This reading covers-Scarcity-Internationalism-Globalization-Supply -Demand-Exports-Imports-Commercial
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Common Core ELA and Social Studies Cross Curricular: First Amendment
This is a cross curricular reading exercise with two passages about First Amendment court cases regarding Freedom of Religion and religion in public schools. Students will read to enhance familiarity and knowledge of the personal rights and freedoms protected under the Bill of Rights and answer questions correlated to the ELACC5RL1, 5, & 6 reading standards: Inferences, point of view, author's purpose as well as comparing and contrasting texts. There are 11 questions in total.
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5th - 8th
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BACK TO SCHOOL: A SCHOLAR'S BOOK ON VIRTUES W/FREE POSTER FOR DOOR
This is a good way to start scholars off the new school year with a supplement on virtues. It strengthens their characters, and provides opportunity for thinking. It is good for personality development. Use it for an independent graded assignment in social studies, civics, etc. It has several virtues listed in the table of content, quotations by famous philosophers, and assignments of response by students. Thank you so much for visiting and supporting our humble shop. Excelsior! PRINCIPALS/ADMIN
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4th - 8th, Staff
Pres. Barack Obama 2016 Speech at the Democratic Convention-Rhetorical Analysis
This resource includes the Common Core annotated text and marginal notes for President Barack Obama’s Speech at the Democratic National Convention delivered in Philadelphia, PA on July 28, 2016. This resource includes 85 marginal notes aligned to Common Core standards and elements. Reading and annotating informational texts is a critical component of the Common Core State Standards, and analyzing informational texts is a key skill that students will need for college and the jobs of the future. U
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6th - 12th
Maya Angelou Internet Quiz
Multiple choice quiz format. Students use credible internet sources to find answers. Takes anywhere between 15 and 30 minutes to complete, barring technical/computer issues. Quiz is 3 pages and includes an extra credit question. Use your own point system to score this. Answer key included. Works well with contemporary poetry unit, pop lit, and social/cultural studies. A turnkey assignment for a digital learning day.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
CIVICS CURRICULUM - GRADES 4-8
This power point covers many facets of citizenship, and one writing assignment. Thanks for visiting the House of the Three Dinosaurs. Have a great year of learning! Excelsior!
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5th - 8th, Staff
No Taxation without Representation Socratic Circle Lesson Plan
This lesson plan includes a socratic circle with reading passage and questions over the concept of No Taxation without Representation.
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7th - 12th
Civics Chapter Book with Common Core Aligned Questions
This is a story that depicts civics through the eyes of elementary students. The questions cover 3 objectives: Basic Understanding: (vocabulary, main ideas, details, summary), Literary Elements: (Characterization, plot, setting, problem/solution), and Inferences. There are over 30 questions to address the different strands of the ELA Common Core.
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4th - 8th
Politics_Biden Issues First Presidential Veto_Current Event Article Reading 2023
A new administration rule for retirement plans will be implemented as planned after the House failed to override President Joe Biden's first veto. The vote paves the way to implement an administration rule that lets some retirement plans take into account environmental, social and corporate governance factors.Follow Us on Twitter @NewsLessonPlansMake learning rigorous & relevant with daily news reading practice. Use the weekly student news bundle as a daily classroom assignment, weekly homew
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6th - 12th
Tier 1 Classwide Behavior Management: Caught You Being a Great Citizen
Based on the philosophy of positive behavior support, Tier 1 strategies are used with your entire class. This intervention, Caught You Being a Great Citizen, can be tied to your classroom rules, a unit on social-emotional learning, or civics lessons. This strategy uses the token economy approach which allows for a built-in data collection system. It is easy to implement and customizable to fit your needs. Appropriate for kindergarten - 8th-grade students. Great resource!
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K - 8th, Higher Education
Social Justice: People's Poetry & ESL Speech Skills, 43 Teachers Are Missing!
“ESL Pronunciation Skills & People’s Poetry: 43 Teachers Are Missing!,” was written by Norma Landa Flores as part of her, Multiculturally Socially Significant series of Oal Communication Lessons. The 10 pages include: a socially significant poem, questions for discussion, pronunciation lesson & two criteria-referenced assessment forms, on a digital download and is available on PDF @teacherspayteachers.com Page 2 is the poem: “43 Teachers Are Missing,” by Norma Landa Flores.The lesson is
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
ESL Speaking Skills "Tolerance Poems: Longing To Be Free"
“ESL Speaking Skills, Tolerance Poems: Longing To Be Free,” written by Norma Flores and available @teacherspayteachers.com, is a 10 page lesson in developing public speaking skills for multicultural non-mainstream students in grades 6-9 and above.Page 2, features the Poem, “Longing To Be Free” describing the plight of Central American children trying to cross the border into the United States. It focuses on developing pronunciation proficiency by contrasting [ i ] & [ ɪ ] vowels in the poem
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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