The Trial of SpongeBob SquarePants is a fun activity to help students practice using logical evidence and reason (logos) in persuasive writing and ... ByArik Durfee
This is a fun activity to help students analyze a classic short story and practice using logical evidence and reason in persuasive writing and spee... ByArik Durfee
Students will learn about African American history in the 1920s by studying the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921. Students use an Oklahoma Historical Socie... ByHistory Wizard
This is a 53 slide powerpoint Jeopardy game of the United States Supreme Court decision of United States v. Comstock which held that it was valid f... ByCarol Irvin
Jeopardy Game about the Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution as it applies to criminal law. This is a complete powerpoint show of 46 slides whic... ByCarol Irvin
This download features questions for all four parts of the novel "Jude" by Kate Morgenroth. It also features several supplemental worksheet handou... ByTracee Orman
This bundle contains check questions for all 31 chapters in Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird" novel. Some chapters are combined, but many are si... ByTracee Orman
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Ancient Greece and Rome are my specialty subject area, and this was the first and remains the best lesson I ... ByMark Aaron
There is an amazing PBS program that I purchased called Scottsboro: An American Tragedy. I use it to show the students Harper Lee's likely inspirat... ByFwteacher
The fundamentals which apply to criminal law, in detail in Jeopardy game format. This is a complete powerpoint show of 53 slides, which can be impo... ByCarol Irvin
This worksheet will give your students practice interpreting the First Amendment.
Can a student bring candy canes to school? To what extent can... ByMike Fladlien
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will research a variety of landmark cases including Brown vs. Board, Mapp vs. Ohio, Gideo... ByInspired Educators
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
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will research Supreme Court cases regarding juveniles in order to analyze how juvenile la... ByInspired Educators
This powerpoint is designed to clarify the difference between actus reus and mens rea.
The last slide suggests cases to be completed in the Law... ByWateach
A New Orleans physician, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, faces near Third World conditions as her hospital patients receive no outside aid or rel... ByInteractive Education
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
At least one scenario per amendment, students identify which amendment is involved and get to insert names of the friends in the scenarios to add a... ByMrs. Miller
I use this powerpoint to introduce my Law in America class. There is also an accompanying graphic organizer in my store! This can also be used in a... ByBrooke Travers
Crimes against Property in detail, including arson, blackmail, extortion, burglary, theft, robbery, embezzlement, possession or receiving of stolen... ByCarol Irvin
A 53 slide powerpoint presentation on the juvenile justice System in Jeopardy game format. Download and print the four pages in the free preview t... ByCarol Irvin
With this basic outline (including definitions) you will find most if not all the torts you will need to cover tort law in your class. This outlin... ByS. Renard
A factual analysis both visual and text of the evidence at the Murder Trials of Dr. Sam Sheppard, Lizzie Borden, and Robert Blake, all ultimately a... ByCarol Irvin
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
Introduction to the roots of modern Canadian Law including Greeks/Romans, Hammurabi, Mosaic Law, Magna Carta, Napoleon, etc.
Students are assign... ByJcferguson
51 slides in Jeopardy Game format about the federal rules of evidence. These rules must be at one's fairly instant recall in trials so nothing succ... ByCarol Irvin
This is the Jeopardy Game for the landmark United States Reno v. ACLU on the government's overbroad attempt to chill free speech of adults by crimi... ByCarol Irvin
Mr. Hanson has a bit of a problem. His client during the trial confidentially admits his guilt and expects complete obedience to the lawyer client... ByInteractive Education
Allan Shore is at it again. His client, Ryan Myerson arranged for a nurse to administer a morphine drip for his dying wife. The District Attorney... ByInteractive Education
This is a simple question sheet to go along with the film 12 Angry Men. I show this movie in my Law class and the students have typically been ver... ByJason Scott
These dilemmas focus on the value of life raised by the practices of the Inuit people (more commonly known as Eskimos). What happens when two very... ByInteractive Education
Students choose a supreme court case to write a one page case study for and us for participation in an in-class discussion.
12 cases are listed,... ByMrs. Miller
This is a 54 slide Jeopardy Game done on Powerpoint of the May 2010 case of GRAHAM v FLORIDA which overturned Florida's law allowing non-homicide ... ByCarol Irvin
This is a 30 question study guide for the movie "Murder in the First" starring Kevin Bacon, Christian Slater, and Gary Oldman. Great for discussing... ByShannon Gavin
The most televised case in the world used to compare and contrast criminal v civil trials, O.J. Simpson. I have added into this mix the third elem... ByCarol Irvin
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
This unit provides students with the opportunity to explore freedom of expression by focusing on Emma Goldman, a major figure in the history of Ame... ByTammy Raiton
The Case of Benyam Kallah asks the following question. Can a person, mistakenly detained and imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, sue the United St... ByInteractive Education
Local Government Jeopardy
Catagories are shown in preview.
Includes: School Districts, Counties, Townships, Fire Departments, Police, etc...... ByMrs. Miller
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will consider the Constitutional rights of the accused by creating their own skit. Lesso... ByInspired Educators
This activity asks students to simplify the contents of the Youth Criminal Justice Act into a small, visually stimulating pocket guide. Students mu... BySarah Gavan
This is an organizer that I created to help with note taking while discussing The Supreme Court's power of judicial review and its two opposing beh... ByBrooke Travers
This is a comprehensive lesson plan that uses that new Common Core Standards. The unit lesson on Ancient Greece incorporates traditional global and... ByChristine Fryer
This lesson plan examines racism and lynchings that occurred in America in the 1920s. The focus of this lesson plan is the Duluth Lynching of 1920... ByHistory Wizard
Jason has been charged with vehicular homicide as he allegedly hit and subsequently killed an elderly man crossing a street. Despite his father's ... ByInteractive Education
There are 12 trials described in this book. Six of the trial took place in Europe and six in the United States. No two trials were remotely alike. ... ByTammy Raiton