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This is the updated U. S. Citizenship Test which is an excellent tool for all government, history or civics teachers. It can also be used as a Pre-Test and Post-Test as well as supplementary material to other lesson plans.

An excellent visual aid/tool for teaching the Constitutional Amendments. Students love constructing the foldable and being able to use it for quizzes and tests.

Outlines the basic tenets of the American Government including the Origins of the State, Characteristics of the State, Founding Fathers' statements to be used as openers for classroom or group discussions.

One hundred questions all areas of U.S. History and American government including the title of the national anthem to who is the current Vice President of the U. S. Excellent for a comprehensive major test. Can also be used for emergency lesson plans (I have done this and it keeps students engaged for 90 minutes or more!.)

A fun and exciting way to present American Government. Tnis PowerPoint game is presented in a similar fashion to the tv version of Jeopardy with questions and answers with monetary values for each question. There is also sound with each slide. My students absolutely loved it!

An interesting and in-depth look at the history of the roller coaster -- from the very first ones built to the latest craze!

Students will choose one of the Framers of the U. S. Constitution and choose to either: prepare/present a PowerPoint, submit/present a formal written paper, or formally present an oral presentation. This allows the teacher to teach to various learning styles and diversify instruction. Students love having choices as opposed to the teacher just assigning a written paper. NOTE: Type the names of the Framers, print and cut apart in strips. Put all names in a box(?) and let the students draw a