Are you looking for a fun way for your students to learn about elections? Well, look no more. This fun packet includes a list of 25 election voca... ByB.rogers
Students often have many questions about search and seizure. Courts constantly reinterpret this amendment in light of changes in societial attitud... ByMike Fladlien
A foldable pattern to show the principle of federalism: how powers are distributed between the state and national government. Includes a place for ... ByNichole Evans
This activity includes five detailed, moral scenarios relevant to high school students. I have used this in conjunction with teaching the novel, He... ByKate Reid
This can be used as a review game or as a unit assessment. I found the template on line and put in my own questions for the Three Branches of our ... ByColorado Teacher
Job Hunting Etiquette Quiz is a set of 20 True/False questions involving certain rules or protocols that should guide a job-seeker's conduct. See ... ByBruce Wentzell
Based on William Upski Wimsatt's book, No More Prisons, and an article on WireTap.com (http://www.wiretapmag.org/stories/14122), this lesson asks s... ByNatasha Salinas
Smatboard Kooshball game for high school economics. Topics include The fed, banking systems, government finances, inflation, budgeting, functions ... ByJoel Allen
This is a great picture sort with 8 pictures of needs and 8 pictures of wants. This activity includes labels with pictures for children that cannot... ByKristen Campbell
This is for a Law class. It is the Lawyer's Code of Professional Responsibility and includes ethical vs. unethical situations for students to discu... ByBrooke Travers
Students cut out names of 12 select taxes and acts passed during the colonial period and match them with the description of the taxes/acts.
Stud... ByMrs. Miller
This is an original lesson plan for "Follow the Drinking Gourd" by Winter. The lesson plan is 90 minutes long and it includes pre, during, and post... ByMrs. Lena
2.12 Americans are a diverse culture: 6 pages teaching the following concepts:
. The student will understand that the people of Virginia and th... ByMrs. Motley
Here is a great way to help kids with the powers of the three branches of US government and who belongs where. Students cut out the powers and peo... ByChristel Skeen
This a very effective role play designed to get the students to interact in the roles of Andrew Jackson, planters, northern missionaries, Cherokees... ByPatrick Obrien
This is a 23 question study guide for "Muslims & America" and episode in season 1 of Morgan Spurlock's television show 30 Days. In the episode a de... ByShannon Gavin
The study guides, known in teacher-talk as graphic organizers, are designed to cover the material essential to a real understanding of U.S. governm... ByJoseph Tusing
This activity packet/mini-lesson contains a list of all 50 states who will be voting on November 4, 2008 to elect our new President. It also inclu... ByB.rogers
This organizational chart helps students analyze political advertisements over the course of American television and now onto the internet. Using t... ByJefferson Adams
This unit has been created to teach students about globalization. There are a number of lessons that accumulate into a complex end project. The uni... ByTodd Smith
Scenarios involving amendments 4-8
Students are asked which amendment is involved, if it was violated, and if so, how?
Great to enhance anan... ByMrs. Miller
Power Point Presentation, Cesar Chavez Day, Civil Rights, Human Rights, Pesticides, Fair Wages, Farms, Migrant Farmworkers, Mexican Americans, Chic... ByMs. Solis
If you are teaching about communities in Social Studies, this is a great way to get your students to experience a "hands on" experience. You provi... ByEleanor Adkins
United States Government Studies Worksheets help students realize understand the United States government and how it works. Follow a bill, from it... ByBruce Wentzell
This two-page handout on fascist government covers the fundamentals of fascist ideology with special reference to Nazism. Includes sections on wha... ByMark Koerner
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will search for examples of media bias in newspapers, broadcast news, etc. Lesson warm u... ByInspired Educators
This slideshow discusses the development of the American government before the Constitution was written. Information includes, but is not limited ... ByMichael Kirschner
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Save yourself a couple of hours prep with this slide show that can introduce Civics, give an overview or review important concep... ByKathleen Applebee
This puzzle is one of a set of 11 crossword puzzles dealing with United States History. The entire set includes Famous Explorers, the Colonial Per... ByDonna Melton
SS6CG3a. There are 3 handouts in this download. They work in conjunction with the "Canada's Government, Parliament" Powerpoint. They organize the... ByMr. Cribbs
As our country's leadership changes hands in January, get your students involved by having them write a letter to the new president. The purpose f... ByB.rogers
I AM is based on the premise that there are three key players within the education process, the parent, the teacher, and the student. It is I AMâï... ByRose Marie Whiteside
The trials and tribulations of war are sure fire discussion starters for high school students. In 1968 the nation faced head-on the moral challeng... ByInteractive Education
Match the person wearing clothes that reprsent their career to the tool(s) they need to use to perform their job.
44 cards in all
Graphics ... By1st Grade Teacher
This worksheet shows the series of events that led to the Revolutionary War. Students must write in the the flow chart to show the importance of ea... ByMore
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will investigate some organizations dedicated to increasing civic participation in young ... ByInspired Educators
This is a great lesson plan that my students deeply enjoy!
Objective: Students will create a storybook/scrapbook to explain and apply the inform... ByHistory Wizard
This assignment can be done in class or as homework. It encourages students to become active listeners and to critique the speech of Andrew Jackso... ByPatrick Obrien
Each of the fifty states of the United States of America is represented in 2 different ready-to-use report forms complete with a state-specific ins... ByFran Lafferty
A popular social studies teacher confronts racism in his own classroom. African-American students object when a fellow white student uses the "N" ... ByInteractive Education
This is a 7-slide powerpoint. Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of the Press, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom to Petition are shown on ... ByRebecca Simpson
SS6CG3a. This lesson describes how Canada's Parliamentary Democracy works and describes the role of the citizen in choosing government officials. ... ByMr. Cribbs
C.E.8c-Courtroom Procedures Fan and Pick-I created this game to for my husband to use with his 7th graders. This game is used to help the students... ByMary Griffith
To help students visualize the types of government that exist around the world, they will create their own map of governments around the world usin... ByColorado Teacher