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U.S. History reflective journals for teachers for Microsoft Word
Constitution Day Activity - The First Amendment and Respect
This 11 question activity makes the student reflect on what the First Amendment means, and how respect plays a part in the interpretation of the amendment. The students use their own opinions and beliefs to fill the sheet out, then a class discussion will follow.
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6th - 8th
Born on the Fourth of July Movie Reflection Prompts
After viewing the film or reading the novel Born on the Fourth of July, I use these questions as a reflection for my students after we analyze it in terms of our discussion on the experience in the Vietnam War and the effect the US home front.
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9th - 12th
Break up letter to the King of England
Students will explain the primary causes of the American Revolution by writing a "break up letter" to the King of England.
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12th
Bell Work End of Year History May Journals 3-2-1 Assessments Spring Quick Writes
For the last month of the school year, keep your students accountable, keep them writing with quick write topics. There is a month of history topics, all based on the days that students meet. They are built for block schedules, on alternating days. There are 10 total journals and topics with spaces for students to learn 3 things, 2 interesting, and 1 question they will need to answer. Any grade level can compete this from 3rd grade on!The journals are historically accurate with elements of adven
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Not Grade Specific
American Freedoms - "Born Free" - Kid Rock song Writing Prompt
If you want to find a creative way to get your students to enjoy journal writing, this is your answer. Get your students to enjoy writing mini-essays by combining it with the joy of music. This ties nicely into the Social Studies and ELA curriculum.Within your classroom, this will help generate conversations on American freedoms.I have found these song journal writing prompts to be an amazing way to start ELA or Social Studies class for the last 30 years. I do at least one a week, and for sure
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Over 50 Song Inspired Writing Prompts for English Class
Important People's Contributions
This book is used for First Grade S.S. Standards to teach the important people. Literature or movies should be used to introduce and teach how these people affected our country and then students would write about each contribution.
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1st
Civil Rights Journal Exercise
Students are given 5 thoughtful questions related to the Civil Rights Movement and asked to find modern corollaries.
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6th - 12th
Imagining Life Without the Bill of Rights
Students will write a story as if the Bill of Rights didn't exist. They should brainstorm everyday things they do and think about how their life would be different without the Bill of Rights.
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6th - 12th
Election 2016 - Reflection Paper
This election has been a historical one. I feel that it is important for students to reflect on this historical election that they have witnessed. This was given to my students the day after the election.
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8th - 12th
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