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4th grade government graphic organizers on sale
Bill of Rights--Graphic Organizers, Vocabulary, Interactive Notebook, and more!
Bill of Rights, 71 pages
This is the perfect companion for teaching your students about the Bill of Rights. The materials included will help your students interpret and analyze amendments 1-10 of the Constitution, reason the importance of each amendment, learn relevant vocabulary, and review its content.
This product contains some differentiation, so some components will work better for your ESE and ELL students.
This product includes the following:
Bill of Rights Teacher Directions, page
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Three Branches of Kentucky's Government Graphic Organizer
I used this resource as part of my interactive notebook in my Kentucky History unit. Students research the three branches of Kentucky's government, compiled their research, and inserted pictures or drawings to represent each economic sector. This easily follows any Kentucky History textbook or online article.There are FOUR documents in this Google Slides activity. These can be assigned on Google Classroom as a Slides activity or printed out as worksheets. 1. Terms of Use2. Color 3. Black & w
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Types of Government Sorting Activity
Remembering the definitions of each type of government is one of the toughest things for my students at the beginning of the year! Once students have their vocabulary terms, I have them use this sorting activity to place each type of government on a spectrum. The x-axis represents how many rulers there are in the government, and the y-axis represents how much power citizens hold.This activity is highly customizable. There are six types of government I placed in this activity, but you can take so
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Types of Government Vocabulary Graphic Organizer
Use this resource with your students to help students define and categorize six types of government - monarchy, tyranny, oligarchy, theocracy, democracy, and republic. The types of government are sorted into a table with 3 categories - rule by one (monarchy and tyranny), rule by few (oligarchy and theocracy), and rule by the people (democracy and republic.) Below each definition, there are open blanks for students to insert a picture or drawing to represent that type of government. Students may
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Grades:
4th - 8th
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