Ms OConnell Rm 302

Looking for an engaging way to teach about lawmaking in the U.S. Congress? Don't know how you're going to explain the role congressional committees play in lawmaking? Look no further! This play script has enough parts for the entire class. It demonstrates how members of Congress work together to write bills, how bills are introduced and sent to committees, how committees work, the debate process, how political parties work to ensure their members vote as requested, and how the differences be

11 page reading guide includes engaging text, questions, and analysis activities. Great for individual and small group reading. Text explains the court system (federal and state), types of law (criminal and civil), civil damages, appellate system, judicial review, and powers of the U.S. Supreme Court. Includes KEY.

Save money and purchase all of the materials needed to teach the U.S. Court System to your students! Materials include a Notes PPT, Cornell Notes Outline handout, Reading Guide, and Answer Key for your convenience. Topics include systems of law (federal and state), types of law (criminal and state), trial court, types of trial (jury and bench), verdicts, appellate court process, and powers of the Supreme Court.

This Cornell Notes Outline and accompanying Notes PPT make presenting information to students a breeze! You can provide the Cornell Notes Outline to all of your students or as a modification for students with IEPs. Notes include systems of laws (federal and state), types of law (criminal and civil), trial courts, types of trials (bench and jury), verdicts, the appellate court system, judicial review, and powers of the Supreme Court.

This notes PPT explains the U.S Court system. It includes: federal and state laws, civil and criminal law, trial court, appellate court, and both state and federal supreme court. Clear and easy to understand.