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
Students will illustrate the first 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution, otherwise known as the Bill of Rights. This is especially helpful for E... ByMonica Lukins
An excellent visual aid/tool for teaching the Constitutional Amendments. Students love constructing the foldable and being able to use it for quiz... ByHteach62
Students will have a blast with this assignment! As students put their thoughts together to decide which government works best in various scenarios... ByMartha Boykin
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will research Supreme Court cases regarding juveniles in order to analyze how juvenile la... ByInspired Educators
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
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
This is an investigation of data on "freedom" that provides visuals so that students can see the connection between structure of government and lev... ByMichelle Pugh
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
Students try to match U.S. Constitution vocabulary to the pictures (with numbers of letters for each word provided). Answer KEY provided.... ByMonica Lukins
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
Students practice and learn Constitution vocabulary by using this 2-sided worksheet (with Answer Key). On the first side, students think of vocabu... ByMonica Lukins
A bright and cheerful way to introduce and explain our government system. Especially for use with Social Studies Horizon 3rd grade curriculum.... ByMelissa M
by Virginia LaRue. This slide show teaches about the branches of government and the responsibilities each branch has. It includes facts, pictures... ByVirginia Larue
What is the least known and best kept secret in education? Answer: Kids love to talk . . . with each other . . . about important matters and sign... ByInteractive Education
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
This social studies lesson teaches students about the branches of government. It includes 8 slides, an essential question, graphic organizer, summa... ByMs. J
This lecture covers the issues of political participation in the U.S. Much of the focus is on voter turnout, the extension of suffrage to different... ByJoseph Tusing
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
In this COMPLETE lesson from InspirEd Educators, students will participate in a simulation that demonstrates the different between governments unde... ByInspired Educators
When you purchase this product you will receive a presentation that reveals the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. There is a chart showi... ByCabin Boy
This page works great after a unit study on the Separation of Powers. The students are placed into groups and the page gives directions on how they... ByCabin Boy
This two worksheet bundle includes both an attractively designed graphic organizer for notes and a practical application worksheet for practice. Th... ByMiranda Bailey
When you purchase this presentation you will receive a total of 16 pages that include information about: Thomas Paine and Common Sense, The Second ... ByCabin Boy
This PowerPoint is the basis of an entire lesson on the philosophy behind government. It begins with a comparison of Haiti and the Dominican Republ... ByMatt Miles
Social Studies Tests American Revolution U.S. Constitution
American history, government, patriotism, revolution, united states, america
This ... ByAlbert Baggetta
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
A viewing guide for the video on Nixon's life by A&E. ISBN # 0767081757 copyright 1996.
I always read viewing guides aloud with classes before I ... ByStephanie Poynor
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.
Either review for a Revolutionary War test or brainstorm known information before you start a Revolutionary War unit with the block graphic organiz... ByMrs. Miller
Students will enjoy filling in this U.S. map to show which candidates won which states on the day after the Presidential election. There is a KEY ... ByB.rogers
Charts created using Smartboard software to teach the influence of Ancient Greece on the US government and architecture, and the Olympic games. Inc... ByInspirekids
This is a role playing exercise in which the participants will play different roles in a legislative committee hearing. One of the jobs of a legis... ByDi Teacher
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 is an activity that teaches students how a Bill becomes a Law. I have students cut out each thing and glue it to construction paper. Then we... ByMr. Z
A format for making timeline cards. See the preview images for an example of what the product will provide. Basically this is a tool to help stude... ByDavid Harpine
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
This is a 5 page packet that helps support the main ideas and people of the Renaissance. It was created for 6th grade to be used as a tool to enric... ByKatie Freeland
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
This PPT was used in an 8th Grade US History because the CA State Standards cover the Constitution the Framers' goals. It has good images and good... BySteffi Angle
This complete InspirEd Educators 97 page unit includes 20 single-class lessons to teach civic rights and responsibilities in the U.S. Topics inclu... ByInspired Educators
Chart lists and defines the 7 democratic values and asks student to provide examples to illustrate each value in the United States. Additional page... ByRebecca Rush