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Middle school government lesson interactive whiteboards
John Locke & Montesquieu: Influencing the Framers - Civics EOC 2024 Topic 1.4
Updated for Civics EOC 2024 Exam. Complete Lesson on John Locke and Baron de Montesquieu's influence on the Founding Fathers. Lesson Includes:This lesson is part of a bundle. Click here to save $5 on 10 of my lessons• Step-by-step Lesson Plan• PowerPoint as featured on my YouTube channel: Mr. Raymond's Civics E.O.C. Academy.• Custom Worksheet• Smart-board Matching Activity (includes paper copy for those w/o smart-board)• Cooperative Assignment• Multiple Choice Quiz • Homework AssignmentCheck out
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 10th
Also included in:Â Civics EOC Bundle I
Ancient Greece: Its Influence on American Architecture and Government
You will have everything you need to teach an engaging and thorough unit on Ancient Greek Civilization. This product is specifically designed to meet the Georgia Performance Standards for 3rd grade Social Studies, however it will fit most any curriculum that needs to teach a comparison of historical events to today, or a curriculum that teaches about the foundations of U.S. government. Items intended to be copied for students are in black and white for economical reasons. This unit includes:
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
The U.S. Flag and Flag Etiquette
This product is designed to teach students about the history and symbolism of the United States Flag in addition to flag etiquette. Teachers can use the lesson slides while the students follow along with the Student Note Page. The lesson covers the history of the U.S. Flag, the symbolism of the flag, flag etiquette, and how to fold the flag. This product includes lesson slides in both PowerPoint and SMART Notebook format, a colored Student Note Page, and a black and white Student Note Page.
Grades:
4th - 9th
Manifest Destiny- two different perspectives
Manifest Destiny- two different perspectivesThis is a great interactive Google Slides lesson that will provide a more in-depth understanding around the different perspectives around Manifest Destiny. Students will first analyze the painting titled American Progress by John Gast in 1872. Next students will analyze an alternative perspective on Manifest Destiny with a painting titled Indigenous American Progress, by Charles Hilliard in 2021. Finally students will answer questions about both paint
Subjects:
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Manifest Destiny and Westward Expansion- 3 day lesson
Analyzing the US Constitution and The Bill of Rights- 2 day lesson
Analyzing the US Constitution and The Bill of Rights- 2 day lessonI have spent years building up lessons and my goal has always been to make lessons engaging, multicultural, relevant, and thought provoking.This lesson is so rewarding and the benefits of it include getting students:Ready to learnIn the mindset to think criticallyEngage with one anotherDebateQuestion ShareLearn from unfamiliar historical eventsThis is a fantastic 2 day lesson that will help you to provide a more in-depth understa
Grades:
8th - 12th
The Space Race- 2 day lesson
The Space Race- 2 day lessonI have spent years building up lessons and my goal has always been to make lessons engaging, multicultural, relevant, and thought provoking.This lesson is so rewarding and the benefits of it include getting students:Ready to learnIn the mindset to think criticallyEngage with one anotherDebateQuestion ShareDevelopment empathyLearn from unfamiliar historical events This is a fantastic 1 day lesson that will help you to provide a more in-depth understanding the Space Rac
Grades:
8th - 12th
Ancient Athens Pillars of Democracy
This SMART Notebook lesson is designed to help students understand part of the structure of Ancient Athenian government. It includes information on the pillars of Athenian Democracy, including The Assembly, the Council of 500, and the Courts.
Lesson also includes review activities at the end!
There is also a worksheet / review sheet in my store that can be used in conjunction with this lesson, or as a textbook activity!
Enjoy!
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 9th
Athenian Democracy
lecture notes and small activity on the beginnings of Democracy (powerpoint slides with additional notes)
Covers:
how it functioned
its limitations
Solon
Cleisthenes
Pericles
End of Democracy
Greek suffixes and prefixes of forms of government
Activity includes forms of government matching
Grades:
4th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Kennedy/Nixon Debate Analysis and LBJ's "Great Society": 1960s
This interactive slideshow allows students to answer questions right in the show using Pear Deck. This slideshow addresses the following: -The presidents of the 1960's -Definition and illustration of a presidential debate -Interactive questions- both multiple choice and short answer-The first debate aired on television and that impacted who "won" the debate -Programs put in place as a result of LBJ's "Great Society" -Photo Analysis -Political Cartoon Analysis -Visual Literacy -Reading and Listen
Grades:
7th - 12th
The Watergate Scandal Lesson Plan
This lesson was created in Widescreen 16:10 as I wanted to be able to show the slides on my Smartboard.      I believe the Watergate Scandal was a pivotal event in US history but our textbook gave it nothing more than a single page and a few pictures. I didn’t want my students to miss out on the lessons learned from this event so I created my own presentation to teach them all the details I felt they should know.      With a total of 48 slides, this lesson contains vocabulary words, slides of k
Grades:
6th - 12th
MassStats GIS Exploration
A higher-order thinking investigation that helps students make use of the wide array of GIS (Massachusetts) data available online.
UPDATE:
Note that the http://www.caliper.com/massstats3/ has been updated, and the interface made easier to use. This assignment file has not yet been adjusted to reflect these changes (I'm working on it), but it can be updated by you as you are purchasing a Word file (not a static PDF).
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 9th
Public History Notes
Introduction to the field of public history for students, with discussions, articles, and case studies.Includes:Google SlidesPearDeck optionCase study of evolution of the discussion of slavery in plantation house museums and Civil War battlefieldsArticle link with discussion questionsCase study and news reel of 1994 controversy of the display and exhibition of the Enola GayPrintable chart for students to follow along with news reel
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Public History Unit
Bylaws
This SmartBoard Notebook lesson is designed around the concept of Municipal bylaws and how to create them! The lesson is interactive, with different parts of the lesson able to be interacted with!
At the end of the lesson, there is an activity for students. The name of the town can be easily changed to wherever you like!
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 9th
Local/Provincial Government Services
This SMARTBoard lesson discusses the various concepts behind services at the local (Municipal) and Provincial level of the Canadian Government.
It is designed around the outcome of understanding and being able to explain the responsibilities of the Local and Provincial Governments.
Nearly every page has an interactive feature to help make the lesson more engaging and enjoyable. Play around with the pages...most of them have added information that will show up when you press on the right spots,
Grades:
6th
Provincial Premiers
This lesson is designed to help teach students about how our Provincial Premiers are elected, as well as learn about the structure of the Provincial Government. It has informational pages, along with a quick review towards the end. It also has a page that shows how the seats in a Legislative Assembly work.
The lesson can be easily adjusted to fit individual needs!
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 9th
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