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EDITABLE \\ Affordable Care Act "Obamacare" - Lesson Plan and Worksheet INC
A great way to teach The Affordable Care Act to High School students! This lesson promotes literacy and helps students understand the pros and cons of the Affordable Care Act through readings and analyzing political cartoons! Includes: - Lesson Plan- Readings- Political Cartoons- Discussion questionsDownload is EDITABLE and contains all New York State Standards and Common Core Standards, differentiation, vocabulary, etc.
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11th - 12th
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Families in Canada HHS4U Report Card Comments 2024
Elevate your report card writing with this meticulously crafted collection of comments, designed for educators teaching courses focused on individual and family development within the social sciences curriculum. This resource is perfect for teachers looking to provide insightful, constructive, and supportive feedback to students from elementary through high school levels. Each comment is aligned with specific educational outcomes, ensuring relevant and targeted feedback that supports student gro
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11th - 12th
Bell Ringers: Government-Rationale/Ideas/By Unit
Bell ringers capture students' attention as soon as they enter the classroom, helping them transition from outside distractions to the learning environment. Bell ringers can review previous lessons, reinforcing essential concepts and ensuring retention over time. Bell ringers can present short scenarios, questions, or quotes that require critical thinking and analysis related to government concepts.Bell RingersGovernmentINCLUDES:RationaleIdeasBy Unit
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â High School Social Science Bell Ringer BUNDLE
How a Bill becomes a law Comic Strip Activity (Canadian)
This comic strip assignment is a great way to teach students the various legislative processes that occur when Bills are introduced in government all the way up to Royal Assent. Students can begin to think about what issues are important to them and what they would like to see changed or improved within their lifetimes.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Citizenship for Kindergarten
The purpose of this activity is to have students look at the pictures and decide if the students in the pictures are acting as strong citizens or weak citizens. After students have discussed and told why they chose which type of citizen the picture shows they will place it on the correct chart. This activity is aligned with CCSS K-4.1 Identify qualities of good citizenship, including honesty, courage, determination, individual responsibility, and patriotism and K-4.2 Demonstrate good citizenshi
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PreK - 1st
Grade 5 Government Test!
As part of our aspects of citizenship unit, my grade 5s had to take this "citizenship test" to participate in our Citizenship ceremony. It is 5 pages and can be modified to your specific needs and is based on the Ontario Curriculum. It discussed rights and responsibilities, the electoral process, and had a variety of sections to aim to hit as many different types of learners as possible. As of right now, the answer key is not included, but it will be included shortly!
By: Cindy Whitworth
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5th
Mexican American Current Issues Project
Mexican American Current Issues Research ProjectThe first page includes a lesson overview and lists the tasks that they will need to complete. Students are given a choice of 6 current issues facing Mexican Americans. They will choose an issue to research and then they will create a newspaper article about the issue and where we are currently as a nation with the issue. The second page is to help them get started with their research- it lists questions for them to answer about the topic that they
Grades:
10th - 12th
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, Grade 11 HSP3M
A great prior knowledge activity and lesson for students taking HSP3M. It adheres to the Ontario Curriculum Specific Expectation "evaluate the role of cultural influences in socialization (e.g., as they affect gender expectations)"I have had great success with this activity, and have found it a wonderful introduction into the course/stream material.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Harry Potter and Social Situations
There are five different social situations that correspond to the democratic Core values. The children take a position on the problem and defend their position. This should ELA as well as social studies.
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4th - 6th
Classroom Economy Pack
This is a set of .doc files which can be easily altered to suit anyone's needs. It is comprised of an introductory brochure with ideas about the classroom economy, classroom job tags, employment application, money, checks, and a check registry to get you started on your classroom economy. Margins, fonts, etc. may be "off" due to various versions of Microsoft Word.
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3rd - 6th
South Africa: Segregation and Apartheid glossary for teachers
This worksheet is essential to those teaching Apartheid within higher levels of high school, it has a basic list of terms that students will likely encounter when studying this section. It also has a song activity (protest music of the Apartheid era) and a definition section on the aforementioned terms.
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Not Grade Specific
Student Learning Skills Reflection Page
This is a document for the classroom, an excellent way to work with students who are non-communicative orally, but are interested in expressing themselves. Teachers would benefit from first introducing their standards with regards to the criteria for each learning skill. This is created for and by Ontario Curriculum Teachers.
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Not Grade Specific
Branches of Government Poster And Worksheet
Help teach about the branches of government with Total Physical Response to act out the parts and tell what they do! There is a poster that can be blown up. Also, a graphic organizer worksheet that can be used to take notes! Enjoy!!
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
YELP Review of the United States
Pre-Assessment to see what students already know about the United States and their opinions.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Separation of Powers for the federal government essential vocabulary
Separation of Powers for the federal government essential vocabulary with images
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Netflix Documentary Series: Whose Vote Counts? Explained. Episode 1 Questions
Hello, This is a student participation question guide to follow along with Episode 1 of the documentary series on Netflix called "Whose Vote Counts."Check back later for more episode question guides!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
AP US Gov and Politics Resource Book
This is a collection of primary sources, both historical and present day, including governing documents, news articles, research and polling data, speeches by candidates, and secondary sources as well. These collectively are intended to serve as a supplement to a base curriculum and text. The resource book is best applied to a year long course, can be utilized with a semester course as well. Students who used the resource in my class did score better on the exam.
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Grades:
11th - 12th
Declaration of Independence Project
3 unique ways students can assess their learning and understanding of the Declaration.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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