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5th grade criminal justice - law Common Core CCRA.L.3 resources
The Outsiders Mock Trial
Johnny Cade is being charged with manslaughter after killing Bob the Soc. Was it self-defense, or will Johnny be Gone With the Wind? Your students will LOVE acting as witnesses, attorneys, and master debaters following their reading of S.E. Hinton's iconic novel The Outsiders! What better way to get students to practice literary analysis, argument development, and speaking and listening skills than with a mock trial! During this one week project, students will scour the text for evidence that su
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Mock Trial: The Case of SpongeBob SquarePants Versus Seamart
This is a fun mock trial that involves SpongeBob SquarePants and his friends. SpongeBob is given round pants instead of square pants at Seamart. The students need to read/listen to the facts in the case, and determine how to reach a verdict. The script is great for grades 2-5.This lesson will help students learn how to do evaluative thinking when problem solving and thinking like a judge. They will also learn the judicial system and how a courtroom operates by acting out a fun mock trial. Includ
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Social Media Debate: Limitations for Teens? - High School | Critical Thinking
Looking for an interesting debate activity and topic and don't know where to start? Perhaps you're interested in introducing debates as a way to improve critical thinking or listening/speaking skills?This one-click download for Social Media limitations is perfect for late elementary, teens and international classes interested in debate, critical thinking and group work on the limitation or banning of social platforms. It encourages early high school/ late high school students (and adult ESL lear
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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S.O.P.S.: SURVEY OF POLICE SERVICE
S.O.P.S.: Survey Of Police Service Dear Colleagues:Continuous press reports indicate that Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) ought to communicate and behave with infinitely more respect, not dis-respect, toward Black people in the communities served by LEAs. The old adage goes, “When you give respect, you get respect.” Many law enforcement departments show insignias, on their department cars, bearing the maxim, To Serve and Protect. The maxim does not say
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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NGSS:
K-ESS3-2
, K-ESS3-3
SCHOOL SHOOTINGS
Students will learn how to state their opinions with supporting details.Learn the skill of interviewingLearn how to write a short argument paper supporting their opinionLearn the roll of State lawmakers
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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