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Civics resources for Microsoft PowerPoint and by TpT sellers for TpT sellers
Morning Slides Pastel Pop
Monday-Friday ENGLISH & SPANISH slides with timer and gifs addedblank slides with no week day headers
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Pastel Pop Classroom Decor Bundle
Constitution Bundle
Get all of my lessons, notes, and puzzles in this bundle!6 Goals of the Constitution FlashcardsThese flashcards are an easy way to teach your students about the 6 goals of the Constitution as well as the meanings of the goals. Your students can cut them out and quickly learn about these important parts of the Constitution.Preamble to the Constitution PuzzleGreat for your tactile learners! Your students won’t realize they are reviewing or studying while they are working on this puzzle!This Preamb
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5th - 12th
The Three Branches of Government and their functions made simple
The three branches of government and their functions with visuals and vocabulary check points
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Civic Participation Day 1 Presentation
This is part of the day 1 materials bundle for the civic participation week long unit. This powerpoint presentation is an introduction to civic participation through analyzing why we have rules in schools, what the rules are for, and using this as a framework to understand the preamble of the United States Constitution.
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3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â DAY 1: CIVIC PARTICIPATION MATERIALS
How our rights and freedoms are protected
Australian curriculum aligned. This Powerpoint goes through how our rights and freedoms are protected and talks about the 5 express rights. Check for understanding questions as you go through with vocabulary words.
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8th
Unit 2: Origins of American Government Bundle
This is a great value powerpoint and bundle in general. It's very comprehensive excluding a test (only because I've moved overseas and don't have access to hard-copy documents).
What's included is a powerpoint, numerous activities and primary source documents, handouts, movie sheets from the Adams series and National Treasure, jeopardy review game, review sheet, etc.
The powerpoint is great. It's all divided up into lessons within the powerpoint making it neatly organized and easy to differen
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5th - 12th
Unit 6: Judicial Branch Bundle
This bundle contains the powerpoint, conclusive activity on American ignorance, review sheet, quiz and key.
The powerpoint is great. It's all divided up into lessons within the powerpoint making it neatly organized and easy to differentiate topics. There's several quick activities built into the powerpoint that you can have students do to check comprehension whenever you'd like... or you can simply pass over them and you look like a really nice guy ;) There are graphics, quotes, video links, cr
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5th - 12th
We the People - Citizenship
This PowerPoint reviews the topic of civics and citizenship, immigration, and citizens responsibilities.Included are writing prompts on immigration, a test and answer key to go along with the slides and an accommodated test for SPED students. Also a typed copy of the USCIS citizenship test. I have students take this as a pretest to see what their knowledge is of American history and then they have 10 days to make test corrections.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Federalism, Separation of powers and structure of government
Easy to understand slides featuring relatable visuals for and modified language to explain and unpack dense civic concepts
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Declaration of Independence - Distance Learning
This awesome introduction into the Declaration of Independence is just under 10 slides of interaction, as students learn the ins and outs of the document, which brought us our independence. This can easily be bundled with my quote analysis for a longer lesson need. Options for online learning: What I have had students do in the past, is to read each slide and answer the questions they see. You can even add those questions to a discussion in whichever online platform you are using. Email me: mrsw
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6th - 11th
Also included in:Â Government Basics Bundle - Distance Learning
Unit 1: Fundamentals of Government Bundle
This bundle includes a powerpoint, two pretests, an activity and a review sheet.
The powerpoint is short with only 7 slides but there's a lot of good content within. It focuses mainly on the following topics: Power, Authority, Sovereignty, Characteristics of a State, and Forms of Government. There are no guided notes nor do there need to be due to the length of the powerpoint. The powerpoint is setup in Cornell Notes style format, but it's optional to have the kids use them.
The two pretests
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6th - 12th
Unit 3: Constitution Bundle
This bundle includes a powerpoint, activities, project, review sheet, etc. No test again, but it's okay, the students won't have a problem with that ;) Pop quiz it up if you have to.
The powerpoint is great. It's all divided up into lessons within the powerpoint making it neatly organized and easy to differentiate topics. There's several quick activities built into the powerpoint that you can have students do to check comprehension whenever you'd like... or you can simply pass over them and you
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5th - 12th
Foundations of Government Unit
The powerpoint covers 17 slides that address reasons the colonies were angry with England, types of government, the first governments of the colonies, a link to my active Join or Die glogster with assessment activity, coverage of the Declaration of Independence, and discussion of the Articles of Confederation. Also included is a test that assess the information in the powerpoint. A section of the test has a reading passage on the Boston Massacre. This is one of my most detailed products!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Bilingual Spanish/English government branches, duties of each practice and sort
Teachers can print, laminate and cut up these resources for sort a variety of sort activities or print as are and have students write in responses for direct vocabulary translation or helpful study tools
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Intro to Legislative Branch Vocabulary
Included is a FREE original PowerPoint presentation on basic Legislative vocabulary terms. Also included is the FREE corresponding worksheet. Unlike most worksheets, this one gets students engaged in what they're learning and encourages higher order thinking. Students will not only learn new terms, but they will look at scenarios that correspond to these new terms. It is not just another worksheet that the students will stuff into their backpack and forget. It is a worksheet that puts meaning be
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9th - 12th
Unit 4: Legislative Branch PowerPoint
The powerpoint is great. It's all divided up into lessons within the powerpoint making it neatly organized and easy to differentiate topics. There's several quick activities built into the powerpoint that you can have students do to check comprehension whenever you'd like... or you can simply pass over them and you look like a really nice guy ;) There are graphics, quotes, video links, critical thinking questions, etc.
The topics covered include: The national legislature, terms, session, appor
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5th - 12th
The Judicial Branch
This powerpoint gives an overview on how the judiciary branch of government operates.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Intro to American Gov't
A Powerpoint serving as an introduction to American Government. This file is currently used as the opening class to an AP Gov't course.
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11th - 12th
How a Bill becomes a Law
with visuals and easy to understand language. Logically and methodically takes the students step-by-step
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Federalism,Weaknesses of Articles of Confederation posters
Great visuals to help clarify dense concepts within the ideas of Federalism and the Weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. Could also be used as scaffolded notes or study guide tools
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Constitution
Analyze purposes, organization, functions, and principles of the Constitution of the United States and the Bill of Rights
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4th - 12th
Government Mind Map for Grade 6 CBSE
Government mind map for Garde 6 CBSE students for making notes and adding in lesson plan for the chapter- What is Government?
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5th - 6th, Staff
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