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Types of Government Google Form and Worksheet with Answer Key. Both documents are editable to fit the needs of your classroom. Types of government cover Democracy, Dictatorship, and Monarchy.

Students will identify types of governments around the world to explore patterns. Extension: Have students evaluate why types of governments are different in certain areas and what impact it has for the rest of the world.

This covers 5 ancient civilization choice boards. All choice boards come with the worksheet activities (42 pages). This is great for sub plans as well! - Ancient Egypt - Ancient China - Ancient Greece/Rome - Colonial Times - Ancient Mesopotamia

End of the Year Awards Google Form End of the Year Awards: - Choose “Dropdown” from each question and paste your students’ names. I copy all student names at once from a Google Sheet. Then, on the Google Form, paste in the first dropdown box. - I have students vote for the top student in their class or grade for each award. - All awards have descriptions beside them so students know what they mean. - The Google Form is completely editable to fit the needs of your classroom. - Awards: o A

In honor of the Kentucky Derby, your students will have fun searching for trivia answers. Students will use the Google Form quiz attached to learn about the history of Kentucky Derby. Answers must be in all CAPS, but I have set it to allow both caps and lowercase answers. I have students in groups and give them certain websites to use. Some groups do not get the sites and are able to browse as needed. These 20 questions include the history of the Kentucky Derby and fun facts from the race. T

16 Choice Boards and over 105 pages of Worksheet Activities to go with the Choice Boards. You can use the choice boards as one or you can give students the individual worksheet activities separately. These are perfect for sub plans! Topics include: United States Social Studies (2 boards) My State Map Skills Historical Government Geography Skills (2) Indus Valley Immigration Colonial Times Ancient Mesopotamia Ancient Greece & Rome Ancient Egypt Ancient China

How do artifacts help historians learn about the past? Students pretend to be historians and investigate artifacts from the 1700’s, 1800’s, early 1900’s and late 1900’s. Students make inferences about the people to whom these artifacts belong. We focus on questions to ask while looking at artifacts, such as: - Who created it - Why? - How? - Where? - What can I learn about this? - What materials were used? - What century? There are 2 Google Slide presentations for this: One is for the

❇️ National Language Month Web Quest ❇️ Students will use the Google Form quiz attached OR the worksheet to learn about National Language Month (August). Answers must be in all CAPS. This is great to use at the beginning of the year for students to learn how to work in partners/groups, how to search for answers, and how to use their resources. I’ve also used this at the end of the year for fun covering languages around the world. Students can see their answer is incorrect before submi

Students will love recreating types of government with gummy bears (or any other manipulative)! This document is completely editable and comes with directions, a student checklist, and a rubric. Students will apply concepts of government by creating a 2-minute video demonstrating the relationships between the ones in power and the citizens in each different type of government. They can recreate scenes with a video or with pictures. They will create at least 4 different scenes (monarchy, dicta

19-page Poetry Booklet. This comes with 7 example poems, a checklist, an area to write personal poems, and a challenge worksheet. This covers couplet, haiku, cinquain, limerick, alliteration, acrostic, shape, and diamante poems. Editable to fit the needs in your classroom!

ReligionHow did religious beliefs in Ancient Egypt and Ancient India differ in their views of the afterlife? GeographyHow did the geographical features of Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia influence their development differently? GovernmentCompare the ruling systems of Ancient China and Ancient India. What was one major difference in how they were governed? InnovationsName one significant technological or cultural innovation from each: Ancient Mesopotamia and Ancient China. How did

❇️ Indy 500 Web Quest ❇️ Students will use the Google Form quiz attached OR the worksheet to learn about the Indy 500. Answers must be in all CAPS. This is great to use for students to learn how to work in partners/groups, how to search for answers, and how to use their resources. Students can see their answer is incorrect before submitting, but cannot see the correct answer. These questions include the history of the Indy 500 and interesting facts. The Google Form and worksheet a

Geography around the world trivia: worksheet with answer key AND a digital Google form quiz (whichever fits your classroom). For the Google Form quiz, students have to respond with the correct answer. They can have multiple attempts, but it does not give them the correct answer. You have the answer key. Questions include monuments around the world, capitals, and directions from place to place.

In honor of Memorial Day, your students will have fun searching for trivia answers. Students will use the Google Form quiz attached to learn about the history of Memorial Day. Answers must be in all CAPS, but I have set it to allow both caps and lowercase answers. I have students in groups and give them certain websites to use. Some groups do not get the sites and are able to browse as needed. These 16 questions include the history of Memorial Day and fun facts. The Google Form is editable t

35 Terms Citizens Democracy Dictatorship Monarchy Theocracy Government Limited Unlimited Communism Oligarchy Anarchy Autocracy Culture Prime Meridian Equator Latitude Longitude Geography Region Scale Key Legend Hemisphere Artifact Timeline Chronological Religion Achievements Economy Politics SocialStructure Adapt Modify Scribe Hieroglyphic Barrier Factor

This test covers map skills, labeling on a map, intermediate directions, identifying states, latitude/longitude coordinates, and parts of a map. This document is editable to fit the needs of your classroom.

16 Choice Boards covering various SS topics. These are great to use in between units, after units, or for sub plans! This document is editable to fit the needs of your classroom. Topics include: - United States Geography - SS - My State - Map Skills - Indus Valley - Immigration - Historical - Governments around the world - Geography - Colonial Times - Ancient Mesopotamia - Ancient Geography - Ancient Egypt - Ancient China

5 Worksheets comparing Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, India, China - Reading Summary - Vocabulary - Multiple choice questions - Short answer questions - Open ended questions

Introduction Lesson to Ancient Egypt This is a great way to get your kids hooked on ancient Egypt! This comes with an editable document with easy to follow step-by-step directions. The editable Google slide presentation goes through a map, participatory questions sparking interesting facts about Egypt, multiple virtual tour links, and a link to an interactive vocabulary game!

Middle School Government unit test. This can be used for pre-post assessments. This covers DOK levels 1,2,3. This document is editable. Test question Types: - Multiple Choice - Circle - Matching - Fill in - Pictures - Compare/Contrast Test Questions Cover: - Multiple Choice Types of Government - Circling Limited/Unlimited - Matching Roots - Fill in examples of each type of government - Drawing pictures to show different types of government - Explaining the relationship between the ones in power