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8th grade civics outlines for Google Apps
Legislative Branch Congress Article I comprehensive review worksheet and KEY
This worksheet is a great review of a unit, prior to a final assessment and is also a wonderful state exam review! My students really like to work on it with a partner as they scour their knowledge and notes for the answers. It then becomes a wonderful study guide, once completed. Quickly assess what your students know and what you need to go over. Thorough and comprehensive review of Congress and Article I of the Constitution. ANSWER KEY INCLUDED!
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8th - 12th
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Federalists vs. Antifederalist detailed chart for review
Do your students need a quick and detailed handout to compare the Federalists and the Antifederalists? Do you need a quick review of their members, perspectives, beliefs and fears? Look no further! A perfect resource for both students and teachers. Easy to read and understand. A great reference!
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â The Federalists vs. Antifederalists BUNDLE
27 Amendments to Constitution Scaffolded Graphic Organizer
Here you will find the perfect graphic organizer for all levels of students! Scaffolded for your convenience and created for three separate ability levels. Page 1 + 2 are for inclusion or students who need more assistance, Page 3 + 4 are for moderate level students and Page 5 + 6 are for honors or higher achieving students. Students will organize the Amendments to the Constitution in several helpful ways that will appeal to different learning types. Students will learn the Amendments in simp
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7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Amendments to the US Constitution BUNDLE
Editable Daily Google Slides & Notes Template - Civics/America/History Theme
This Google Slides template is simple, clear, and perfect for middle or high school classroom management. Use this for your Social Studies, American History, Civics, Government, or Economics classes. Additionally perfect for lectures, lessons, and notes about Presidents Day, Independence Day, Revolutionary War, The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, Constitution Day, 9/11, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, Elections, etc.Features pastel, patriotic colors (red, white, blue, gold) and Americ
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5th - 12th
Civics - Types of Governments Notes & Assignment
In this lesson, each major type of government is described, including current examples of each type from around the world (Absolute & Constitutional Monarchy; Direct & Representative Democracy; Dictatorship; Single-Party Rule; Theocracy). A student note-taking outline is also included, as well as a set of review questions in a Google Form format to check for understanding. This lesson pairs well with the "Consumer Report Chart Project" - which requires students to compare and contrast e
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7th - 10th
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Florida CIVICS EOC: KUD / Target Goals Course Outline - Edittable
The product is a Google Slide document contains a KUD (Know, Understand, Do) for each of the tested standards on the Florida Civics EOC and Target Goals for each standard. Where this is an editable file, you can customize the document for your needs. It should save you a great deal of time if you are working on your plans for the year.Each slide is formatted to 8.5 x 11 for easy printing. Each standard has a separate slide for the KUD and Target Goals, so if your administrator requires one or
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6th - 8th
Black History Month Daily Agenda Welcome Slides
This resource was created to provide a simple way to display your daily agenda, bellwork, or daily classroom welcome with the theme of Black History Month. Each slide contains the framework for your agenda (editable) as well as a quote and image for this month.
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5th - 8th
NPR Politics Podcast Logs (CCSS Aligned!)
I see so many logs for CNN10, but no NPR Politics? What gives!I created these for my Civics (Political Science) course. It has been so helpful to keep my students up-to-date on United States Politics!In this product you will find:1. 3 day-a-week log for NPR politics + weekly reflection2. 2 day-a-week log for NPR politics + weekly reflection3. 9 prompts you can copy + paste in for weekly reflections. I change mine frequently!The logs and reflection prompts will allow you students to hit at least
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8th - 12th
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American Law: Contemporary Issues (Immigration & Terrorism) OVERVIEW GOOGLE DOC
This is a unit overview and student worksheet for a semester-long Introduction to American Law class. This class is taught to students who have an interest in various facets of American Law, such as law enforcement and legal studies. McGraw Hill's Streetlaw: A Course in Practice Law (9th Edition) is the textbook that aligns with our course. Because I teach only a semester-long, as apposed to a year-long, course, I have chosen roughly half of the content within the book to cover. We cover 5 u
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8th - 12th
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The Enlightenment Outline Summary Notes, KEY included, bonus graphic organizer
Looking for a concise way to teach or introduce the Enlightenment Era to your history or government class? Look no further! This outline hits all the main points of the Age of Reason, the history, the major players, the ideas, and its outcomes. The perfect starting place to teaching America's Revolution and/or Founding Documents.Teachers will appreciate how the major terms and ideas (such as Natural Rights, Social Contract, etc.) are bolded, italicized or underlined so that they easily stand
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7th - 12th
Civics and Economics Unit 1: Citizenship Student Notes
Unit One: Citizenship Outline Notes: Civics SOL Standards CE.3A-D
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8th
Outline Notes Template
So many times students come to my class and don't know how to take notes! I have created a quick outline note template that I use for my students to help them learn how to take notes in an organized manner. This outline can be used for not only history notes, but other subjects as well! You will need to make a copy of the doc when you open it to have editing rights. Please let me know if you have any trouble.
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6th - 12th
Criminal Justice Key Takeaways
This resource can be used to facilitate in-class lectures/notes, or distributed to students engaged in adaptive/at-home learning for instruction.
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8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Criminal Justice Bundle
Congress: Comparing and Contrasting
This is a basic form for students to write how the House of Representatives and Senate are different, things unique to them as well as things they have in common.
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7th - 12th
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Current Events Outline
Students can complete the guided worksheet to create a current event of either theirs or your choosing. This helps promote proper researching skills and the using of sources.
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6th - 12th
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Constitution Notes Google Slides Distance Learning
This is what I use to set up my Unit on the Constitution. I show a number of videos and we go through the entire Constitution with the amendments. (My students memorize the amendments and the roles of the branches of government.)
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8th, Adult Education
Unity and Diversity Tracker
Have your students track their progress as they learn what it means to be a citizen in their area and how unity and diversity are shown in their state/country.
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6th - 12th
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