This assignment gives the students a detailed definition of censorship and the various types of censorship prevalent in our society today. Once stu... ByMs. Howell
True or False questions based on the election process
Good to use as an introduction to election process to see how much kids already know or as... ByMrs. Miller
What was happening when you were happening…
Each student will do a small presentation about what was happening on the day and month that you wer... ByLee White
This lesson provides students with an opportunity to transfer knowledge and apply what they have learned about the process of creating the Bill of ... ByMichelle Mcfarland-mcdaniels
This 38-slide PowerPoint walks students through some tough, controversial Supreme Court decisions. Cases in this file focus on religion and speech ... ByJanet Hall
This crossword puzzle can be used in a number of different ways. Students love crossword puzzles and this is a great learning tool. This goes with ... BySocial Studies Guy
Here is a student friendly power point that allows a better understanding of our Bill of Rights- the first 10 Amendments to our great Constitution.... ByAdam Aiello
This is a 255-page collection of AP Government lectures. The lectures are in outline form with key words and phrases higlighted in bold font. The l... ByJoseph Tusing
A group of middle schoolers, touring the White House, convince the Director of Communications, to hear their case for lowering voter age requiremen... ByInteractive Education
This is a summary activity on the Star Spangled Banner. It also has a few questions at the end to engage the students on the topic. I used this a... ByTeach-n-learn!
"Visions of Beauty" is an ideal lesson plan for celebrating African American History month. This is an original lesson plan on the life of Madame C... ByMrs. Lena
Mock Trial, or Youth Judicial as it is sometimes called, is one of the most enjoyable, and beneficial events that my children have participated in ... ByCatherine Jaime
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, prepared and proposed by the Marquis de Lafayette with some help from Thomas Jefferson, is... ByGerald Murphy
A two-page document on political cartoons that uses Barack Obama as the subject matter.
On the first page students are introduced to "political... ByMark Aaron
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
Martin Luther King, Jr (MLK) High School Research Unit has been designed to be used around the MLK holiday in January or during Black History Month... ByL Ackert
This is a three-option assignment meant to be a cap to the study of the Declaration of Independence. It has an analytical, a creative, and a writi... ByBillie Wixom
A unique and colorful conservative children's book, "Founders' Fables" helps families explain America's most treasured values through the use of te... ByLaurie Cockerell
This is my favorite Civics Project of the year! I present it to the students the second week of Civics. I actually dress up as Thomas Jefferson and... ByMariah Carlile
This Treasure Hunt Activity is designed for a New York State 4th Grader at the end of 4th Grade. I use it as a fun, interactive wrap-up activity a... ByKristin Dahl
This is a smart response pre/post assessment or review. Topics include mayor, president, governor,( not state specific) issues related to state an... ByLisa Mroz
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will be able to explain opinion polls, what they are used for, and how they affect public... ByInspired Educators
This project has it all and could be used as a nine weeks project in Government, International Relations and/or Current Events classes. This coul... ByTim Obergefell
This 27-slide PowerPoint tells the Constitutional basis of the judicial branch. It also explains federal crimes, the district court system, and sh... ByJanet Hall
Students will be able to visualize the 6 goals of the constitution listed in the preamble. This will help them memorize as well as internalize what... ByRebecca Murdock
Students explore with documents the transformation of American politics during the Progressive Era. Students explore concepts of government regulat... ByHistory Guru
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will examine the role and activities of the Republican and Democratic National Committees... ByInspired Educators
This is a 26 question test about our American Government. There are 6 matching, 11 multiple choice, and 9 questions to choose either executive, leg... ByJill Russ
Here is a Current Events Packet I use with my students in Reading for Fun Junior High. It requires them to read at least 6 articles and then summar... ByKelli Suter
The rap gives a good general history of both Rome and Greece. The rhymes are relevant and plenty of vocabulary is used. You will rap about Rome and... ByAdam Meyers
Teaching about the Constitutional Convention can be intimidating. Here is a great resource to make that easier: The letters and diaries of many o... ByCatherine Jaime
Are you tired of reteaching the branches of government every year? Are you finding that your students are bored before you begin? These lessons t... ByJ.m. Carlin
Community service projects must be planned well to be implemented well. This PowerPoint presentation can be used with civics, ASB, student leaders... ByBarbara Tollison
This study guide was created in alignment with the Virginia Standards of Learning 3rd grade Social Studies objectives. I used this item as a revie... ByTrista Turner
This download is a 13-slide PowerPoint presentation about the powers of Congress. Delegated Powers, Implied Powers (necessary and proper), and the... ByRandy Tease
In Constitution Math students use numbers from the Constitution and the Bill of Rights to complete math problems. For example:
The number of b... ByPj Creek
CE. 3 Citizenship: Duties, Rights and Liberties - Fan and Pick-I created this game to for my husband to use with his 7th graders. This game is us... ByMary Griffith
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will consider criteria for the U.S. President. Lesson warm up, teacher instructions, tea... ByInspired Educators
Are you sitting on the couch thinking: 'my students are bored with worksheets but I just can't think of anything that is fun and engaging'.
Wel... ByGo Social Studies Go
The perfect culminating activity for your communities unit. Students work in teams to create a urban, suburban, or rural community. They must use w... ByMaureen Markelz
This is a lesson plan about the different types of government systems (Unitary, Confederation, & Federal). There is also specific information about... ByAnsley Bennett
This 33 slide PowerPoint presentation goes over the details of the Legislative Branch of government in Georgia, and familiarizes students with the ... ByHappyedugator
This worksheet is designed to be used as either a quiz or extra practice for your students. It has 10 short answer and fill in the blank questions ... ByMs. J
David and his friend Michael work in the same grocery store. They both sign a contract specifically requiring the reporting of any employee steali... ByInteractive Education
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will be able to explain the views of liberals, moderates and conservatives and determine ... ByInspired Educators
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will be able to explain the qualifications for voting in the United States and explain th... ByInspired Educators
I made this game as a culmination activity for my American Symbols unit. The questions range from easy to challenging. Slides are illustrated wit... ByTbsrwilson