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Civics reflective journals for teachers under $5
Civics: Unit 1 Blog/Argumentative Essay Topics
Topics:> Should the Presidency Requirement for Natural Born Citizenship Remain?> Should Voting Be Mandatory?LA Cross-Curricular Argumentative Essay Topics, Rubric, Writing Guidelines, and Pre-Write Form. Models Florida FSA Writing Standards.Includes:>Essay Topics>Source Links (news articles) - use with laptops or print for handwritten essay>Rubric (includes blog standards - can be modified out)>Writing Guide and Pre-Write Form
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7th - 9th
Also included in: Civics: Citizenship and Immigration Bundle
Constitution Day Activity - The First Amendment and Respect
This 11 question activity makes the student reflect on what the First Amendment means, and how respect plays a part in the interpretation of the amendment. The students use their own opinions and beliefs to fill the sheet out, then a class discussion will follow.
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6th - 8th
Origins of American Government PowerPoint
This 12-slide PPT presentation helps to introduce the founding of the United States government.
Find this lesson bundled with several others in a discounted Government Unit I: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Government-and-Civics-Unit-I
The topics include:
Articles of Confederation, American differences that nearly halted nation's founding, Virginia and New Jersey Plans, bicameral legislature, Constitutional Convention, Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists, Constitution, Bill of Rights
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Civics: Unit 2 Blog/Argumentative Essay Topic - Direct or Rep Democracy?
Topic: Direct vs Representative DemocracyLA Cross-Curricular Argumentative Essay Topics, Rubric, Writing Guidelines, and Pre-Write Form. Models Florida FSA Writing Standards.Includes:>Essay Topics>Source Links (news articles) - use with laptops or print for handwritten essay>Rubric (includes blog standards - can be modified out)>Writing Guide and Pre-Write Form
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7th - 8th
Also included in: Civics: Founding Documents of American Government Bundle
Reading with Elders and Service Learning Reflective Journal
This service learning plan will match young readers with senior citizens, helping young people increase their fluency while helping build a sense of community and reduce the feeling of isolation. This Reading Buddies programs is great for home school students, as a whole class or as an elective project.Service Learning Planning Guide and Reflective Journal are included.This project reflects core values: Service, Fellowship, Diversity, Integrity and Leadership. This service project exemplifies se
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9th - 11th
Service Learning Journal for High School Social Studies and SEL
This service learning journal supports children in developing programs that provide opportunities them to act compassionately in their communities. Students receive benefits when they help others. This journal will bridge the gap between service learning and academic learning in social studies, reading and writing. Research on social and emotional well-being shows that people who perform compassionate acts increase their own happiness, making participation in a service-learning project a benefit
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10th - 12th
Cyrrent Event Discussion Board Instructions
Cyrrent Event Discussion Board Instructions. The items below structure individual’s discussion and analysis of their individual current event article, to their group. Discussion should be led by the individual who is introducing their article. Individuals should question the outlook of each of their group members’ positions and perspectives to the following items, in response to the discussion leader’s perspective and response. Groups should debate their personal opinions, by offering constructi
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Not Grade Specific
Fall Self Care Calendar
For parents and teachers alike. We all need reminders to look after ourselves heading into winter.
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Civil Rights Journal Exercise
Students are given 5 thoughtful questions related to the Civil Rights Movement and asked to find modern corollaries.
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6th - 12th
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