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No Prep Sub Plans: Elections & Voting| Civics Project | Campaign Poster Activity
Bring Elections & Voting to life with this engaging, no-prep Campaign Project! Students become campaign teams as they create a candidate, build a platform, design a poster, and deliver a persuasive campaign pitch. Perfect for sub plans, emergency lessons, or interactive civics instruction, this resource keeps students actively thinking, creating, and presenting—while learning how elections really work. What Students Will Do: Create a candidate (name, background, slogan) Develop a 3-point ca
4th - 8th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
No Prep Sub Plans Bundle: US Civics Units
Save time and boost engagement with this complete No Prep US Civics Bundle! This set includes 10 ready-to-use lessons covering essential civics topics—from the Constitution and branches of government to elections, civic responsibility, and media literacy. Each lesson is designed as a research + group project, making it perfect for sub plans, emergency lessons, or interactive classroom instruction. What’s Included (10 Topics): The Constitution Checks & Balances The Bill of Rights The Leg
4th - 8th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Morning Meeting # 5 Empathy / Setting Goals- SEL
Morning Announcements # 5 Empathy (Slides 1-2) & Setting Goals: Big Challenges (slides 3-5)- A week of morning meetings focused on S.E.L. 1) greetings 2) short class dojo video about big challenges and empathy 3) question and sentences stems to reflect about video 4) quote of the day 5) daily poll Great opportunity to start your day off on a positive note!
1st - 7th
Character Education, Civics, Social Emotional Learning
No Prep Sub Plans: Gender Equality in Sports Debate| Grades 4–8
Engage students in meaningful, real-world discussion with this Gender Equality in Sports Debate! This No Prep Sub Plan guides students through researching, analyzing, and debating issues of fairness, opportunity, and equality in sports. Students will explore key topics such as equal pay, media coverage, and access to opportunities, then work in teams to build evidence-based arguments, consider multiple perspectives, and present their ideas in a structured debate format. This lesson encourages
4th - 8th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
No Prep Sub Plans: Legislative Branch/US Civics/4-8th/Research+Group Project
Looking for a high-engagement, no prep civics lesson that a substitute can run with confidence? This Legislative Branch: Make the Laws lesson puts students inside a Mock Congress simulation, where they research, write, debate, and vote on their own bill! Students don’t just learn about how laws are made—they experience the process firsthand. What’s Included: Student overview of the Legislative Branch Guided mini research questions Structured Mock Congress activity (step-by-step) Studen
4th - 8th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
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