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Sub Plan- The Role of Political Parties and the Election Process
Bring the U.S. election process to life with this print-and-go substitute plan or ready-made lesson on political parties and elections! Students will explore how political parties shape democracy through clear, scaffolded activities that require no prep and no tech. This resource includes everything you need for a full class period of learning: Engaging warm-up prompt to spark discussion Informational reading explaining primaries, caucuses, and the general election in student-friendly languag
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
The Judicial Branch & the Supreme Court Unit Plan
This engaging civics unit will help your students learn about the Judicial Branch and the United States Supreme Court. It addresses federal and state courts, the Supreme Court, constitutional rights, and more! Here is a breakdown of what is included…The Judicial Branch & the Supreme Court Presentation, Guided Notes, and AssessmentThis engaging resource includes a presentation, two differentiated styles for guided notes, a review sheet, and an assessment. The assessment is fully-editable and in
8th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Leaders of Today & Yesterday: Modified Civics Unit for SPED
What makes a leader "good"? This modified unit helps students with diverse learning needs identify the traits of great leaders while reviewing the difference between absolute and shared power. By using relatable school-based scenarios (like sharing a swing at recess), students learn that being a leader is about being a "helper." What’s Included:"Leaders of Today & Yesterday" Presentation: A 20-slide visual lesson comparing Kings (Absolute/Yesterday) to Presidents (Shared/Today). It introduces Li
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Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Also included in: Inclusion Made Easy Civics & Government Mega-Bundle (5 days)
Political Spectrum / Political Ideologies
A thoughtful, organized, clear & non-biased analysis of the spectrum of political ideologies in the US. Provides students with 10 topics in which students think about their own views. At the end, they write a short paragraph analyzing their various ideas and the political alignment(s).Also includes a "coming together" section in which it explicitly states that ALL Americans want the same things, we just disagree in HOW. There is also a thoughtful reflection question at the end.
8th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Political Parties Activity Create Your Own Political Party
Are you looking for a fun and creative way to help your students explore the key elements of political parties? This "Create Your Own Political Party” is a thought-provoking project that guides students through the process of designing their very own political party. Here’s how it works:➊ Choose a Direction:Students begin by reading the fully-editable directions and choosing whether they want to create a lighthearted/funny party platform or take a more serious, issue-driven approach. Either
6th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Also included in: Civics and Government Activity American Government Curriculum
Legislative Branch Activities Congress Worksheet Congressional Committees
This engaging resource explores the role of Congress and the Legislative Branch in the American political system. It includes a six-page worksheet that examines Article One of the US Constitution, reviews the qualifications to serve in Congress, analyzes key statistics, addresses leadership positions, compares the two houses, explains how a bill becomes a law, explores the role of Congressional committees, and offers a virtual tour of the US Capitol. The worksheet is printable, digital, and edit
8th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
Also included in: Legislative Branch Activities Powers of Congress Worksheets
Gerrymandering Worksheet Activity Redistricting Reapportionment Worksheet
This comprehensive resource will help your students understand the process of gerrymandering and redistricting. It includes a simulation activity and a four-page worksheet on gerrymandering. The worksheet also includes a primary source analysis in which students review a number of images on a Google Slides presentation. Here is a breakdown of what is includedRedistricting SimulationThis activity includes a group option and an option for students to complete the activity individuallyEditable
8th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
Also included in: Civics and Government Activity American Government Curriculum
Executive Branch Activities Roles of the President Worksheet
Are you looking for engaging activities on the Executive Branch? This worksheet and crossword puzzle will help your students learn about the roles of the president and the functionality of the American Executive Branch. It includes a two-page handout with key vocabulary terms, a crossword puzzle, and a one-page worksheet over the history of U.S. presidents. Help your students learn key terms while also expressing their creativity through writing a “presidential epitaph” writing activity. Print
8th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
Also included in: Executive Branch Activities Roles of the President Presidential Research
Film Guide: Selma
Product DescriptionBring the Civil Rights Movement to life with this engaging and structured film guide for Selma, the powerful historical drama depicting the 1965 Selma to Montgomery marches. This resource helps students move beyond passive viewing by guiding them through historical analysis, critical reflection, and connections to modern social justice issues. Through pre-viewing discussion, focused note-taking, and written reflection, students gain a deeper understanding of leadership, sac
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Black History, Elections - Voting, U.S. History
Bill of Rights US Constitution Amendments Activity
This engaging Bill of Rights activity is great for any class learning about the Bill of Rights and the 27 amendments! Students first complete a scavenger hunt worksheet that addresses the 27 amendments in detail. Next, students examine a variety of scenarios to discover which of the Bill of Rights amendments have been violated. There are 12 Bill of Rights scenarios in total. This resource is included as paper, digital, editable, and self-grading Google Form. Answer keys included.
7th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
Also included in: Federalism US Constitution Worksheet Activity Bundle
Declaration of Independence Activities
This engaging stations activity will help your students learn about the Declaration of Independence through the use of multiple primary and secondary sources. Here is a breakdown of the stations…Station One: Timeline of EventsStudents must use the clues provided to put 9 significant events related to the Declaration of Independence in order.Station Two: Key Parts and Close ReadFirst, students read an informational text handout about the different sections of the Declaration of Independence. Nex
8th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Also included in: American Government Declaration of Independence Worksheets Activities
AP US Government-Unit 5: Political Participation-Citizen Packet-Unit Guide
Assign this "Citizen Packet" unit guide to coincide with chapters 13-16 of the text American Government: Stories of a Nation by Abernathy and Waples. This unit reading guide provides an overview of unit 5 from the College Board framework for AP US Government and Politics. Each section of the guide highlights learning targets, main points, and key vocabulary. There is a section for reflection and an end of unit review connecting the curriculum big ideas.
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Executive Branch Activities US Presidents Presidents Day Activity
Are you looking for an engaging activity to help your student learn about the Executive Branch? This US Presidents Activity will help your students research and learn about a president of their choice! It provides students the opportunity to conduct research on a president and present findings on a creative and organized one-pager. Post the finished products in your classroom. See if you can get a one-pager for each US president!This resource includes a non-editable one-pager template on e
6th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
Also included in: Executive Branch Activities Roles of the President Presidential Research
Political Socialization Tree
Student Instructions: Complete the tree to create a visual representation of all the factors that have contributed to your personal political socialization. When done, complete the political typology quiz posted on Google Classroom to see where you fall on the spectrum according to your political socialization. Please make your tree COLORFUL as if it was SUMMER TIME :) Print Instructions: Print double sided on 11x17 paper. Instructions/prompts are on the front. Students will create their tree
9th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Executive Branch Activities Presidential Impeachment Assassinations Scandals
Are you looking for engaging activities to help your students learn about the Executive Branch? This fantastic resource will provide your students an opportunity to learn about the most famous presidential impeachments, assassinations, and scandals of all time! Students use the five-page informational text handout to complete a three-page graphic organizer worksheet. Digital & print resource. Answer key included
7th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
Also included in: Executive Branch Activities Roles of the President Presidential Research
We the People: A Visual Guide to Becoming President (Modified Unit)
How do we choose a leader? This modified social studies unit breaks down the transition from Monarchy to Democracy for students with diverse learning needs. Instead of complex political jargon, this unit uses a clear "step-by-step" approach to explain how someone becomes President of the United States. Through visual timelines and comparing the "Life Term" of a King to the "Four Years" of a President, students will understand why voting is a powerful tool for citizens. What’s Included:"We the Pe
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Elections - Voting, Government, U.S. History
Also included in: Inclusion Made Easy Civics & Government Mega-Bundle (5 days)
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