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The Compensation Game
The Compensation Game is a modified version of almost any team sport designed to help us explore how pay works inside a company. The rules of the game are simple: when a player scores, the value of their next score doubles. Players can choose to keep the increased "compensation potential" for themselves or share some of it with teammates. Each team represents a company, and the first player to score naturally becomes the symbolic "CEO." The purpose of The Compensation Game is not to imitate
5th - 8th
Economics , Money Math, Physical Education
Career Exploration & Civics Project
Product Description for Buyers Career Exploration & Civics Project | Research, Posters, Slides & Rubric Help students connect real-world careers to community impact, government systems, and civic responsibility with this engaging Career & Civics Inquiry Project! Students research a career pathway while exploring how careers connect to laws, public services, taxes, and community needs. This project encourages critical thinking, career awareness, research skills, and real-world connections while g
6th - 10th
Civics, Government
3 September Holidays: Labor Day, Constitution Day, & Heroic Dogs of Patriot Day
Don't let this happen! POV: A student of yours tells you about how his uncle asked him what Labor Day was about, and he didn't know. You think to yourself- how can these kids have a day and not even know what the holiday is about? Now you need to scramble and put together a resource, but when? Don't worry- I got you! Labor Day, Constitution Day & Patriot Day Mega Bundle:3-Part Cards (for teaching the lesson and vocabulary) + Reading Comprehension Passages + teaching about September 11th with
PreK - 5th
Government, U.S. History, Vocabulary
The Firing of PATCO and the Legacy of Union Power
The Firing of PATCO and the Legacy of Union Power Editable Lesson Plan + Worksheets + Teacher GuideBring labor history to life with this engaging, ready-to-use lesson on the 1981 PATCO strike and President Ronald Reagan’s unprecedented decision to fire over 11,000 air traffic controllers. This pivotal event reshaped U.S. labor relations — and its ripple effects are still felt today. ✨ What’s Included: 3-page detailed lesson plan (objectives, procedures, discussion prompts) 5 student workshee
9th - 12th
Economics , Government, U.S. History
TED Talk: Why do Americans and Canadians celebrate Labor Day- Kenneth C. Davis
This high school resource explores the origins of Labor Day, the Industrial Revolution, and the fight for workers’ rights. Students examine historical events, labor movements, and modern implications. Best for: U.S. History, Social Studies, Civics Includes: • 20 discussion and comprehension questions • Analytical essay prompt • Structured essay with paragraph guidance and sentence starters • Classroom debate activity • Critical thinking discussion questions Grades: 9–12, College, Adult Ed | Prin
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Canadian History, Civics, U.S. History
September Social Studies Bundle | Constitution Day, Labor Day, and Patriot Day
Detailed Description Bring September’s key civic and historical themes to life with this all-in-one Social Studies Bundle! Perfect for Constitution Day (Sept. 17), Labor Day, and Patriot Day (Sept. 11), this resource pack provides five complete, ready-to-teach lessons that are adaptable for Elementary, Middle, and High School classrooms. What’s Included: Constitution Day Debate – Students explore the U.S. Constitution through age-appropriate debates. Topics range from extra recess (elem
K - 12th
Other (Social Studies), U.S. History, World History
Mock Constitutional Convention | Role-Playing Debate & Compromise | For K-12
Description: Bring the 1787 Constitutional Convention into your classroom with this engaging mock role-play simulation. Students act as delegates, debate issues, and experience the art of compromise while drafting “class amendments.” Elementary: Debate simple questions (longer recess, optional homework), then role-play as “delegates” voting on classroom laws.Middle: Take on historical issues (equal representation vs. population-based, one president or more, direct vs. indir
K - 12th
U.S. History, World History
Paper Dolls: Occupations
Paper Dolls: Occupations is a 12-page, no-prep activity for Career Day. Students can cut and play, or color, cut, and play using the black-and-white version. Includes both colored and black-and-white sets with hand-drawn illustrations (no AI). Suitable for centers, early finishers, or simple classroom activities.
Not Specific
Civics, Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific
Constitution Day Debate | Engaging Civic Discourse for K–12
Description: Make Constitution Day (September 17) come alive with this structured debate activity that teaches civic discourse, constitutional principles, and respectful disagreement. Students explore democratic values and practice argumentation through differentiated debate prompts tailored to grade levels: Elementary: Should students vote on class rules? Should we have more recess?Middle: Should the Bill of Rights have been included from the start? Should small states have equ
K - 12th
U.S. History, World History
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