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Meet 5 candidates. Decide who qualifies to run. This interactive civics activity teaches students about the three branches of government and the constitutional requirements for Congress—all through engaging slides and a fun decision-making worksheet. Students apply real eligibility rules (age, citizenship, residency) to diverse candidates, turning abstract civics into hands-on learning. Perfect for grades 4–8 civics classes, learning about the 3 branches of government, election season, or civic

Reinforce key concepts with this engaging practice worksheet! This fill-in-the-blank activity helps students master the roles, responsibilities, and qualifications of Congress through targeted review questions. Students use a word bank to complete sentences about congressional powers—from impeaching the president to declaring war—and then apply their knowledge to identify the specific qualifications and term lengths for senators and representatives. With clear directions and a two-part format (J

Help students master the fundamentals with this clear, structured guided notes page! This graphic organizer breaks down the U.S. Constitution into digestible parts—the Preamble, Articles, and Amendments—making it easy for students to understand the country's foundational document. With fill-in-the-blank sections, students actively engage with key concepts like the three branches of government, the purpose of each section, and the importance of the Bill of Rights. The visual layout and guiding qu

This is a fill in the black graphic organizer that you can give to your student to help them plan before building a rollercoaster. My student drew the roller coaster that they planned for, but you can make the activity more interactive if have materials your students can actually build a roller coaster with. At the end there are comprehension questions that will help your students understand how gravity affects a roller coaster.

Make vocabulary stick with this interactive, multi-modal learning activity! This hands-on vocab review engages students with four key civics terms (Term, Qualification, Citizen, and Requirement) through a complete, four-part approach: definition, illustration, and sentence writing. By combining visual, written, and kinesthetic learning, students deepen their understanding of essential government concepts while building academic vocabulary. The structured format encourages active engagement and g