A Venn diagram helps students understand the complexities of Federalism. Students are given a Venn diagram with a list of options and a textbook ... ByColorado Teacher
This is a great activity for a unit on the Bill of Rights and/or the U.S. Constitution. In this activity/ assignments students are assigned to re... ByRandy Tease
This 36-slide PowerPint gives a fun and fact-filled overview of the Executive branch. Each page has great photos & visuals, which are up-to-date an... ByJanet Hall
AMERICAN SYMBOLS contains a set of nine poems designed to assist teaching about American Symbols to kindergarten children. They follow the Geor... ByNancy Bloom
This activity will help youth learn to think abstractly about events in the world and the impact that it has on the global community. The students ... ByKatie Palazzi
Eye-opening PowerPoint the illustrates how media corporations are not selling programming and media to audiences, but rather, selling audiences to ... ByHumanitiesguru
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Want to get your students excited about the declaration of independence? Have them write their own!
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This information pack contains starter information on the 3 Branches of the U.S. Federal Government -- from the articles of the Constitution that d... ByCatherine Jaime
The first ten amendments to the constitution are described in detail. The Bill of Rights explained with a can and cannot format, created by Beverl... ByBeverly Brown
This includes two tests, one Fill-In-The-Blank and one multiple choice. I still use both tests, depending on the level of the students. I have also... BySocial Studies Guy
This unit is to supplement or use for a classroom citizen and all about me unit in Social Studies. It has eleven different activities. They are eit... ByMs. Thomas
This is a fun and engaging simulation to help students learn about the decisions which led to the English Civil war. Students assume the role of K... ByChristy Schirmer
30 Slides to help you teach this important period of American History
Topics Included:
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Segregation
Integration
Armed ... ByThe Bright Bunch
At least one scenario per amendment, student identify which amendment is involved and if they agree that the scenario represents that right properl... ByMrs. Miller
This packet can be used together or separately, depending on what order your unit is in. I teach incorporation (this includes a copy of the 14th am... ByBrooke Travers
26 interactive slides with text, animation, and pictures designed to accompany classroom lecture notes for a survey unit on the important events, p... ByJohn Henderson
Here are five court cases which deal with freedom of speech in schools. The court cases have to do with clothing, hair, harassment, flag salute, an... ByDonald Jenkins
How old does the President have to be?
How long is the term of a Supreme Court Justice?
What amendment lowers the voting age to 18?
These are al... ByRandy Tease
"Projects Based on Your Hometown" provides introductory activities and information-providing, appreciation-forming projects. The projects are appr... ByShirley Spalding
A great way to review the numerous checks and balances of our U.S. government! This is a fast paced 2 player card game similar to the game "Speed".... ByI Love Gov
I have taught high school government for many years. I have revised this test over the years and believe it is an excellent high school level test.... BySocial Studies Guy
New England States Group - Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Maine and Vermont. 32 usable pages in this United States geogr... ByMary Hopkins
This is an assignment that I give my journalism students in the beginning of the school year to keep them aware of what's going on in the world as ... ByAmorales
This activity sheet breaks down the 4 main freedoms provided in the Constitution. It asks the students to define Freedom of Speech, Press, Assemb... ByKristin Dahl
Thirty-three fill-in questions and answers that cover all major aspects of the U.S. Constitution. Ideal for review in civics or American History.... ByAndrew Gordon
What is Election Category Board Game? That is the question. It is like the Jeopardy board game with 5 categories pertaining to elections. There ... ByB.rogers
This two worksheet bundle includes both an attractively designed graphic organizer for notes and a practical application worksheet for practice. Th... ByMiranda Bailey
UPDATED: Hanging Around the Three Branches brings the tedious task of learning about the three branches of government into the realm of interestin... ByColorado Teacher
This is an election project with fifteen topics for pair or individuals. The project has two parts-- a before the election and an after the electi... ByLarry B.
This is a 20-question political ideology quiz, similar to dozens of others. But it has several unusual characteristics:
*It does not assume tha... ByMark Koerner
This seminar will look at the Feminist/Women’s Rights Movement and how women have contributed to the shaping of American culture, history, politi... ByKatie Palazzi
This project outlines some of the most important and controversial issues that have reached the Supreme Court. It requires students to research and... ByMr. Garcia
Students will research a current event and prepare a summary and class discussion. This is designed to promote higher level thinking and class par... ByJenn
Committee simulates the interaction of key congresspersons, lobbyists, and the president during the process of considering the president's legislat... ByTammy Raiton
This project includes two parts: first, student groups research and present information to the class on a current political party in America, incl... ByJenn
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will participate in a simulation that demonstrates the difference between open and closed... ByInspired Educators
Neo-Nazi, Dennis Newland, arrives at a synagogue in a Jewish neighborhood. He begins speaking on a public sidewalk praising Adolf Hitler and defam... ByInteractive Education
My desire with this play was to make the people and the debates involved in the Declaration come alive for students. The “play” includes vario... ByCatherine Jaime
Program Description Characteristics of Target Learners: I will be targeting middle school students, 12-14 years old. Most of these students have co... ByMike Alfred
Play this fun Bingo game about the election. Use the list of vocabulary words which is included. Have each student fill in his/her own Bingo boar... ByB.rogers
This power point tells what political machines are and how they affected life in America. Along with this, it describes how groups like the Populi... ByJackie Homan
This unit gives you a way to cover all 27 amendments in a creative and engaging way. I use these combined assignments to cover the amendments in A... ByTim Obergefell
This is a Project that demonstrates the importance of the Bill of Rights while taking a roundabout way to teach what rights are protected under the... ByMr. Garcia
Political Philosophy from China and Beyond is a mini-unit on political philosophy. Students examine political philosophers from Confucius to Madis... ByColorado Teacher