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Free civics homeschool curricula
Kindness Bingo - FREE
Welcome to Acts of Kindness Bingo, a fantastic free resource for fostering Random Acts of Kindness with elementary students! Teachers, this is an ideal tool to share with families during holidays or over the summer break. Encourage children to engage in Acts of Kindness both at school and at home. With 25 activities to choose from, this Acts of Kindness Bingo serves as a wonderful bridge between school and home life, sparking endless opportunities for kindness.Acts of Kindness Bingo includes: 2
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PreK - 5th
Preamble and Bill of Rights Printable Classroom Visuals
I typed, printed and stained these signs with coffee to antique them. I framed mine, but you could use them on a bulletin board display as well. There is a picture of my version at facebook.com/mrsreddsclassroom.
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K - 12th
Government Systems Activities Distant Learning
Are you going over different types of government systems but don't want to create your own activities or worksheet? You're in luck! We have created short reading passages along with our worksheet and activities.Don't forget to rate and review our activities and resources!Follow us on instagram at @teaching.civics for all updates, contests, and giveaways!
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6th - 12th
Florida Geography Study -- Student-Directed -- Grades 4 to 6
Florida Geography Study is a set of worksheets, maps, and journaling pages to give your students a basic knowledge of the state’s physical and cultural geography as well as basic civics. It is perfect for classrooms, home schools, and distant learning for students in grades 4 through 6. You can use this study as a stand-alone study or as a supplement to any history or geography study. It is designed to be student-directed, so most students can complete it on their own. The "Using this Study" p
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4th - 6th
Ida B. Wells and Lynching
This lesson challenges students to make connections between a 1936 poem turned into song, to the work of Ida B. Wells for a national anti-lynching law. Students will first analyze a first day cover (envelope containing a commemorative stamp honoring Wells, with appropriate postmark and artwork) to discover who Ida B. Wells was. Next they will analyze the poem, "Strange Fruit" to interpret images of lynching though the word is never used. Through a series of quotes and a letter students will disc
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8th - 12th
Free Civil War Sectionalism Informational Text
In this download you will be getting four (4) reader pages summarizing the following contents for your class in a very simple and straight forward way. 1. Sectionalism2. Compromise of 18203.Compromise of 18504.Fugitive Slave Act.You may also browse through other freebies by visiting my blog and entry on this unit of study. Thank you and please leave a message if you found this download helpful. Civil War Week by Week Thank you and enjoy teaching!!You may also like Science UnitsSocial Studies Un
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6th - 9th, Higher Education
50 States and Capitols List - FREEBIE!
Simple, but attractive list of all fifty states and capitols. This is meant for teachers to reference, but also can be distributed to help students research, learn, and memorize all fifty states and capitol cities.
Intended for use with the Elementary or Middle Grades State-By-State U.S. Geography Notebook, but certainly can be used standalone.
I hope you and your students enjoy this product!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Taxation : Why Do We Pay Taxes ?
CLICK HERE for a FREE lesson on taxation:https://youtu.be/5lacvMBJBMMAfter learning about taxation, answer the questions within this worksheet on how taxes are used, collected, and your opinion on paying taxes!Happy learning!
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2nd - 5th
Taking Care of the People in 2024 -- Lessons From History
Discover how Taking Care of the People in ancient history can be applied to the present as Plato defines justice, its role in the world, and its relationship to happiness. We can learn so much from the founders of Western Philosophy and from the Enlightenment as we prepare to vote for a government of "we the people" in 2024. This 6 minute read includes Questions and Answers together with recommended classroom activities for solving problems during this historic year in American History.
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8th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Voting is Fun Worksheets
We want your students to know that Learning is Fun!Use this bundle to help your students learn that votingis fun too. Included in this bundle are a maze, a wordsearch puzzle, a word scramble and a writing prompt.Your students will have fun completing these PDF worksheets.We hope you enjoy this free resource.Sincerely,Brian and Mary Ann Humek
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2nd - 6th
FREEBIE | United States Presidents Unit Study - Fact Finders Notebooking Pages
Are you studying the US Presidents and looking for resources for the K-3 grades? This product is a sample of 3 fact finding notebook pages.
If you enjoyed these FREEBIES, check out the full set of US Presidents Unit Study - Fact Finders Notebooking Pages. That resource includes all of the US Presidents and all of 43 fact finding notebook pages that includes a title page that can be colored in by the student. Each Fact Finder page includes a research prompt, an area for writing 4 facts and a c
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1st - 3rd
Who Holds the Ultimate Power in America
The safest depository of ultimate power is with the people themselves. Read Thomas Jefferson's quote and answer the questions to drive home the idea in our student's minds this ideal.
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7th - 11th
Presidential Election 2020 Electoral College Vote
Want students to understand the Electoral College Vote in the Presidential Election 2020? Working for distance learning and in-school learning, this free resource teaches to the election based on data. Non-partisan and engaging! ⚖PLUS -- On September 6, I'll update this with presentations and videos that you can use to teach this (and the electoral college process) with your class. Download this freebie now to check out the sneak peek video!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Other teachers rave:❤
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Movie Guide: A More Perfect Union
Movie Guide: A More Perfect Union This is a movie guide for a film called A More Perfect Union. It is a movie about the constitutional convention of 1787. It was low budget but good to point out how the convention was hung up on the solution to what became the Grand Compromise. Great tool for introducing the Constitution and Parliamentary processes. I have designed the questions to point to important events that happen within the movie and history of the convention. There are many to keep all st
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5th - 12th
Governments: a quick reading guide to the most popular forms of government
A guide to governments from the authoritarian to the representative. Excellent for sub plans, a reading lesson for students, or homework.
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7th - 11th
Sojourner Truth Speaks for Civil Rights
Sojourner Truth Speaks for Civil Rights lesson uses primary sources to challenge students to identify the mission of Sojourner Truth. By analyzing the first day cover (an envelope containing a commemorative stamp honoring Sojourner Truth with an appropriate postmark and artwork depicting her life) and two speeches, students will conclude her efforts were tied to the abolitionist movement and the civil rights movement after the Civil War. Sojourner spoke out against slavery and spoke for giving r
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8th - 12th
US House of Representatives and Senate Roles
In this assignment, students read through the highlighted portions of the US Constitution and Constitutional Amendments which breakdown the roles of the US House of Representatives and the US Senate. A printable worksheet gives students a place to organize the roles of each house of Congress as they learn it. The answer key to the worksheet is included.This assignment would be acceptable as individual work, group work, or whole class activity.
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9th - 12th
Just Mercy Quiz, Just Mercy Essay Prompts, and More!
Just Mercy free discussion guide and more! Could be used with book or movie. Included: 10 Question Multiple Choice QuizEssay PromptsProject PromptsVisual Note Taking Guide for the MovieDiscussion QuestionsDiscussion Guide
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8th - 12th
Bilingual Branches of Government (infographic and worksheet)
This bilingual freebie is designed to be used with my Government and Civics unit. I created this content to help my students understand the different pieces of government. This document contains an infographic of the levels and branches of U.S. government (in both English and Spanish). It also includes a worksheet on the branches of government and their responsibilities. This content was created to supplement the texts included in a longer government unit. If you like it, check out my 4-6th grad
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4th - 6th
What Are Human Rights?
This contains an illustrated version of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, suitable for young people. It has been used in hundreds of schools around the world. To find out more about the Youth for Human Rights educational program, visit our website: YHR Website
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4th - 10th
Should Supreme Court Justices Have Term Limits? - Civil Discourse for Classrooms
Thinkalong.org is a free, evidence-based interactive tool for students to develop media literacy skills by applying the 5 Key Questions of Media Literacy to public media content. Importantly, the tool does not require registration for teachers or students, abides by student privacy laws, and is advised by a board of both youth and educators.Each module consists of: a compelling and timely question;related current and age-appropriate public media content including audio, video, and text;extension
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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American Presidents Research Project!
Students research a President and create a fake Facebook profile page of their President, and then present to the class. This project assignment is free! If you need a Facebook template for this project, you can always try Google...and be disappointed :) No worries, I've got you covered! My Ultimate Facebook Template (available at my store) is the perfect compliment to help you and your students pull off a successful President Project. HAVE FUN!!
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7th - 12th
Omnivore's Dilemma Young Readers Edition (Intro Chapter)
A helpful companion to the introduction of The Omnivore's Dilemma Young Readers Edition, this packet gets readers thinking & researching beyond the book, and reviews critical facts and vocabulary. This is my first posting on TPT, and I plan to follow up with packets for each of the remaining chapters. I'm a homeschool mama, and excited to share some of the materials we come up with and use in our home!
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3rd - 6th
Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Anderson
In this lesson students will discover the impact that one's actions can have on society. Through teacher notes, a letter, photograph and radio show, students will discover how the relationship between First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and world known opera singer Marian Anderson changed society. But first students must find that connection by analyzing the images found on the first day covers (envelope containing a commemorative stamp, appropriate postmark and artwork). Eleanor Roosevelt worked tirel
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4th - 12th
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