Amendments 1-27 Bundle Differentiated Task Cards Notes Constitution Amendments
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Description
Are you looking for a differentiation strategy to engage your middle school and high school students while teaching about the amendments in the constitution? This vocabulary activity will help all students learn the constitution amendments. Use the notes to provide direct instruction and the task cards to reinforce the concepts in the U.S. Constitution Amendments #1-27.
Students will define essential vocabulary terms included in all six groups of Amendments, including the Bill of Rights, Post Civil War, Progressive Movement, Voting Rights, Presidential, and Unique Historical Circumstances. They'll learn the history behind why these changes were ratified in the U.S. Constitution and how the federal government's functions have changed over time.
Each question aligns with Revised Bloom's Taxonomy levels of thinking, D.O.K. style questions, and government standards.
Support diverse middle and high school learners by pre-teaching important vocabulary terms with images. The guided notes include a space for students to create a visual memory aid.
I've used this activity in my mild to moderate special education classroom and co-taught classes. Co-workers who work with students in the general education setting have also used this activity.
This Download Includes:
✅Teacher Directions
✅ PDF vocabulary terms and notes
→ Filled in notes and guided notes
✅ Amendments #1-27 Task Cards
→Four levels of questions per amendment that align with the notes
✅Student Recording Sheets
→With & without lines
✅Answer Keys
Topics Covered in the Notes and Task Cards:
Bill of Rights
- Bill of Rights
- Right to petition
- Right to assemble
- Militia
- Warrant
- Probable cause
- Double jeopardy
- Eminent domain
- Self-incrimination/Miranda rights
- Jury
- Amendments #1-10
Civil War Amendments
- Black Codes
- Jim Crow Laws
- literacy tests
- poll taxes
- 13th Amendment
- 14th Amendment
- 15th Amendment
- Citizenship Clause
- Due Process Clause
- Equal Protection Clause
Progressive Era Amendments
- Progressive Era Movement
- 16th Amendment
- 17th Amendment
- Prohibition
- 18th Amendment
- 19th Amendment
Disenfranchised/Voting Rights Amendments
- Disenfranchised
- 15th Amendment
- 19th Amendment
- Poll tax
- 24th Amendment
- 26th Amendment
Presidential Amendments
- Electoral College
- 12th Amendment
- Lame Duck Period
- 20th Amendment
- 22nd Amendment
- 23rd Amendment
- 25th Amendment
Unique Amendments
- Unique Historical Circumstances
- 11th Amendment
- Prohibition
- 21st Amendment
- 27th Amendment
☆Amendment Task Card Groupings☆
Civil War Amendments Task Cards
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