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Women’s History Quiz & Disenfranchisement Lesson
Women’s History Quiz & Lesson Plan – Systemic Disenfranchisement of Women (Paper + Digital)Description:Make women’s history real, relevant, and reflective with this ready-to-teach quiz and mini-lesson that exposes the shocking and often-overlooked legal barriers women have faced in modern U.S. history. More than just a quiz—this is a complete lesson with a warm-up, historical context, and meaningful student reflection built-in. Students will learn about systemic disenfranchisement—like how wom
8th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, U.S. History
Also included in: Women’s Rights & Voting Power Bundle
The Evolution of the Electoral College
Help students move beyond memorization and into historical thinking and civic analysis with this engaging, inquiry-based lesson on the Electoral College. In this activity, students analyze how the Electoral College was originally designed, how it changed with the 12th Amendment, and how it functions in modern U.S. elections. Designed for grades 7–12, this resource is flexible, accessible, and perfect for introducing constitutional structures while building critical thinking skills. Students work
7th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Governments Sports
My students love basketball more than any other sport we play. They have become avid students of the game, and even during recess, they play by the official rules. They demand fair play out of each other because they want the game to be as fun as possible. This demand for fair play is one of the reasons Government Basketball is so dynamic. Each team plays with different scoring rules representing the government's style. Students will realize that they will have to change their tactics based o
5th - 8th
Elections - Voting, Government, Physical Education
Also included in: Government System Sports Video and Lesson Plan Bundle
Freedom Summer Lesson Plan | Civil Rights Movement | Voting Rights Act
Put your students in the shoes of an African American voter in the South in 1960. Students take a voter registration test, then explore Freedom Summer through readings and activities that highlight the violence in Mississippi and Selma, the work of activists like Fannie Lou Hamer, and how growing national pressure led to the Voting Rights Act of 1965. What’s Included: 5 page student friendly article on “Freedom Summer” (Print and Digital)20 question Literacy Test drawn from real questions (Word
8th - 12th
Black History, Elections - Voting, U.S. History
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