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Free 12th grade government internet activities
FREE Statue of Liberty Virtual Field Trip
Tour the Statue of Liberty for FREE with this Virtual Field Trip to the State of Liberty in New York City! Perfect for your social studies or history classes in Middle, High School, and Upper Elementary Grades! Students will explore this US attraction in 360 with a VR tour and complete lots of guiding activities! This PRINT and Go resource is perfect for distance learning or classroom use to help students explore and take a field trip without ever having to leave the classroom. All questions an
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in:Â USA Virtual Field Trip Pack Discount Bundle
Daily Distance Learning Current Event News CNN10 Google Forms SpringSemester2020
* This listing is expired but can be downloaded as an example for the current listings found in my store here.*CNN10 has committed to continue its program during the Covid-19 outbreak. Excellent resource for students to complete at home or in schools! View examples of this resource from last semester here.If you teach a class that ties into current events then you will love this resource. It is intended for use with Google Drive/Classroom and utilizes Google Forms. However, the bell ringers can
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Social Studies Bell Ringers. Daily CNN10 Google Drive Forms! Fall Semester 2018
* This listing is expired but can be downloaded as an example for the current listings found in my store here.If you teach a Social Studies class that ties into current events (and most do) then you will love this resource! It is intended for use with Google Drive and utilizes Google Forms. However, the bell ringers can be printed to paper or copied to a format of your choosing. BACKGROUND:I show CNN10 everyday in my Government classes and frequently in my World History classes as well. Learn ab
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7th - 12th
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Executive Branch Internet F.B.I. search activity
This is a current Executive Branch- Bureaucracy- Internet search activity for the F.B.I. I have made 25 questions from searching within the F.B.I. website. I end with a conclusion question that asks them to think about the size of our federal government today and relate as to why this agency should be kept or decreased in size.
It is very easy for the student to tour the website with my step by step procedures before they answer a question. I try to make government come alive and make sense t
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9th - 12th
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MINI Bill of Rights Digital Escape Room | Amendments I-V | Google Forms
Check out my work with this FREE MINI Bill of Rights Digital Escape Room. This Digital Escape Room has students decipher a code and unscramble the letters that explain their rights in the first five amendments to the United States Constitution.
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6th - 12th
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CNN 10 Daily Quiz - Distance Learning or In Class - Fall Semester 2020
* This listing is expired but can be downloaded as an example for the current listings found in my store here.*This is an excellent resource for students to complete at home or in schools! New content for each episode so you and your students don't get burned out using the same template day after day. View examples of this resource from last semester here.*If you teach a class that ties into current events then you will love this resource. It is intended for use with Google Drive/Classroom and u
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Crash Course Government and Politics Viewing Guide Ep 2: Bicameral Congress
A thoughtful (and a bit whimsical) viewing guide for the Crash Course U.S. Government and Politics series, hosted by Craig Benzine. Each viewing guide (two to three pages) not only contains relevant questions that address the most important material, but have breakout vocabulary, is artfully designed, and sprinkled with fun facts. I am a current high school government (and A.P. U.S. Government and Politics) instructor, and plan to continue making viewing guides for each of the 50 Crash Course go
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8th - 12th
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Social Studies Bell Ringers Daily CNN10 Google Drive Forms! Fall Semester 2019
* This listing is expired but can be downloaded as an example for the current listings found in my store here.If you teach a Social Studies class that ties into current events (and most do!) then you will love this resource. It is intended for use with Google Drive/Classroom and utilizes Google Forms. However, the bell ringers can be printed to paper or copied to a format of your choosing. BACKGROUND:I show CNN10 everyday in my Government and History classes with support from our administration.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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CNN10 Daily Quiz - Distance Learning or In Class - Spring 2021
* This listing is expired but can be downloaded as an example for the current listings found in my store here.*This is an excellent resource for students to complete at home or in schools! New content for each episode so you and your students won't get burned out using the same questions day after day. View examples of this resource from last semester here*If you teach a class that ties into current events then you will love this resource. It is intended for use with Google Drive/Classroom and u
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Free Virtual Field Trip to the Statue of Liberty for Google
Bring Lady Liberty to your classroom with this New York City Virtual Field Trip to the State of Liberty! Explore the statue in 360 and VR and learn its history and what it means for America! Perfect for any social studies, history, or US history middle or high school classes!This GOOLE DRIVE VERSION is perfect for distance learning or classroom use to help students explore and take a field trip without ever having to leave the classroom. All questions and activities can be answered from explor
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in:Â USA Sites Virtual Field Trips Pack Discount Bundle
Current Conflicts in Africa Project: Letter to a Senator
In this project, students research a current conflict in Africa. Topics range from health issues to environmental issues to military conflicts and other current events, like the uprisings in Libya. They write a letter to their U.S. Senator or Representative, describing the conflict and urging him or her to take a positive action to help end the conflict. To share their research with classmates, students will create either a PowerPoint or a poster. This lesson develops skills in research, per
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7th - 12th
CNN10 Daily Quiz - Distance Learning or In Class: Spring 2022
* This listing is expired but can be downloaded as an example for the current listings found in my store here.If you teach a class that ties into current events then you will love this resource. It is intended for use with Google Drive/Classroom and utilizes Google Forms. However, the resource can be printed to paper or copied to a format of your choosing.BACKGROUND:I show CNN10 everyday in my Social Studies classes with support from our administration. Learn about the show here.I use these Form
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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An Introduction: Crash Course U.S. Government and Politics Video Analysis
Crash Course U.S. Government and Politics #1 Video Analysis with Key- This is a 4 page document that contains a video analysis assignment and a completed teachers key for easy marking. It contains 9 questions based on The Crash Course U.S. Government and Politics video: Introduction.
This assignment will ask students to go to YouTube and watch the Crash Course U.S. Government and Politics video: Introduction. The video will introduce students to the definitions of government and politics and w
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8th - 12th
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United States Citizenship - Naturalization Test (2008)
This is the updated U. S. Citizenship Test which is an excellent tool for all government, history or civics teachers. It can also be used as a Pre-Test and Post-Test as well as supplementary material to other lesson plans.
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10th - 12th
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Try and Survive (Great Depression Simulation)
Thank you for checking out my Great Depression Simulation. This lesson takes little to no prep and is a great way for students to simulate the tough conditions of the Great Depression.Please Rate if your students enjoyed this activitySimulation includesFull 13 slide Google slide on the Great Depression Document that Students fill out as they play through the simulation Link to a fun interactive online simulation. Things you will need for this simulation. Students will need some form of electroni
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9th - 12th
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Compare and Contrast Political Systems
Utah World Geography StandardsUnit 4: Political SystemsWG Standard 4.1: I can explain why and how people organize into a range of political structures. WG Standard 4.2: I can describe and explain the role physical and human characteristics play in making political boundaries.Students will compare the government in America to another country of their choice. They are to fill out the venn diagram and then write two paragraphs.Rubric is included.Reading articles are not available due to copyright,
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6th - 12th
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I Side With
Government / PoliticsStudents answer questions on isidewith.com and fill out the worksheet as they work online. Students will examine which political platforms are most important to them and which candidates most closely align with their views. Then students will also look at which candidate they agree with least. Students have to complete a culminating activity about expectations. The I Side With website works for many different countries and languages.
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7th - 12th
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Fiscal Ship Game - Fiscal Policy Digital Activity
This is a worksheet to accompany students in playing the Fiscal Policy game at www.fiscalship.org. I use this with my senior economics class. It really helps my students to understand fiscal policy decisions and how they affect the federal budget. Please do not use any of my free resources to create products for sale. :)
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Two Houses of Congress SORT!
PERFECT FOR THE 1:1 CLASSROOM!Match the powers listed to the right house of congress! Students will be tasked with sorting 20 facts about congress into two separate columns: the House of Representatives and the Senate. Which house's membership depends on the population from each state? Which house has exactly two members from every state?What house begins impeachment proceedings? Which house can filibuster?These facts and SO many more! ANSWER KEY INCLUDED!**Assignment is offered in a Google Draw
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6th - 12th
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Civics/Government - Students' Elected Officials Spreadsheet
This "Elected Officials Student Template" can be used with any Civics / Government lesson - either for a 1 day assignment, or for a week-long lesson. This resource is perfect for when middle / high school students are researching state and federal laws, or local ordinances. Most state legislatures are back in session beginning spring 2024, so it is an ideal time to begin this lesson in civic engagement or how a bill becomes a law. Whether you teach in Colorado or elsewhere, you can change the na
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7th - 12th
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Types of Government Digital Sort
Digital word & definition sort going over democracy, monarchy, aristocracy, dictatorship, and oligarchy. Great for virtual notes, safe distancing activities, or online school.
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4th - 12th
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Also included in:Â US Government Resources
Intro to Economics: Crash Course Economics Video Analysis- with Key
Intro to Economics: Crash Course Economics Video Analysis with Key-This is a 10 page document that contains a video analysis assignment and a completed teachers key for easy marking. It contains 33 questions based on The Crash Course Economics video:Intro to Economics.
This assignment will ask students to go to YouTube and watch the Crash Course video:Intro to Economics. The video will introduce students to the broad topic of economics by providing examples of what economics is- understanding t
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9th - 12th
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True/False Intro to Canadian Law Activity - (Civics, Law, Government)
This true/false worksheet is best utilized as an introduction to Canadian law. It can be used for civics and law classes of any grade, but is most appropriate for high school classes. This can be used as a diagnostic quiz or minds-on activity. Answer key is included.
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9th - 12th
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Rank Your Rights!
Engage your students with the Bill of Rights with this critical thinking activity. Students will evaluate the relevance of these rights in their lives by ranking them in order of importance. Then, they will consider their evaluative processes by answering reflection questions. To build on this activity, have the students complete it again in groups where they have to rank their rights based on consensus.This activity leads to rich classroom discussions as students examine the impact of specific
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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