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Peter Klozik

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Clarkston, Michigan, United States

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Currently 9 years

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Comparative Advantage Simulation | Absolute Advantage Trade Activity

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Peter Klozik

Teach comparative and absolute advantage through a fast-paced, interactive simulation that gets students trading and thinking critically. This class favorite helps students experience trade concepts instead of just memorizing them. This lesson is part of my Full Semester High School Economics Curriculum Bundle, which includes over 75 days of structured, ready-to-use lessons with no textbook required. 📦 What’s included Simulation setup + instructions Student activity materials Reflection/

9th - 12th

Economics

Government Final Exam Review Jeopardy | Civics Test Prep Game

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Make Government final exam review more engaging with this classroom-tested Jeopardy game designed to reinforce key Civics and Government concepts through structured review and critical

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Government Final Exam Review Sheet | Civics Test Prep Study Guide

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Prepare students for your Government final exam with this organized, classroom-tested review sheet designed to reinforce key Civics and Government concepts while reducing teacher prep a

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Judicial Branch Review Game | Government & Civics Jeopardy Activity

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Review the Judicial Branch in an engaging, classroom-tested format with this interactive Jeopardy-style Government and Civics review game designed for middle and high school students.

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Also included in: Judicial Branch Review & Assessment Bundle | Government & Civics

Judicial Branch DBQ | Supreme Court & Democracy Argument Activity

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Challenge students to think critically about the role of the Supreme Court in American democracy with this engaging Judicial Branch DBQ activity designed for Government and Civics class

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Also included in: Supreme Court Activities Bundle | Government & Civics Lessons

Constitution Review Game | Civics Jeopardy Test Review Activity

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Review key constitutional concepts with an interactive Jeopardy-style game. This PowerPoint review activity helps students reinforce: • The branches of government • Checks and balance

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Comparative Advantage Lesson | Practice Activity and Quiz

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my Full Semester High School Economics Curriculum Bundle, which includes over 75 days of structured, ready-to-use lessons with no textbook required. Make teaching absolute and comparative advantage easy with this ready-to-use economics lesson for high school Students will practice calculating opportunity cost, determining who has the advantage, and using PPCs to solve real-world trade problems. Perfect for grades 9–12. What You Get: Step-by-step lesson planTwo printable p

9th - 12th

Economics

Also included in: Comparative Advantage Simulation Bundle | Trade Economics Activity

Types of Government Simulation | Democracy vs Dictatorship Civics Activity

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Help students experience different forms of government firsthand with an engaging simulation where they make decisions, exercise power, and see the impact in real time. This structured

7th - 11th

Civics, Government

Economics Final Exam Review Game | Jeopardy Supply Demand GDP

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my Full Semester High School Economics Curriculum Bundle, which includes over 75 days of structured, ready-to-use lessons with no textbook required. Review your entire Economics course with a fun, competitive Jeopardy-style final exam review game! Includes 8 categories and 40 total questions (5 per category) covering core micro/macro + personal finance concepts. FinalExamReviewJeopardy UPDATED Make final exam review easy (and actually engaging) with this Economics Fi

9th - 12th

Economics

Also included in: Economics Test Prep Games Bundle | Jeopardy Review Activities

Roman Republic Simulation | Patricians vs Plebeians Role Play

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Peter Klozik

Make the Roman Republic engaging with a hands-on simulation where students experience the conflict between patricians and plebeians and how power is negotiated in a republic. This structured activity includes clear roles and guided decision-making so you can teach a complex system with confidence and minimal prep. This lesson is part of my Full Year World History Curriculum Bundle over 170 days of ready-to-use lessons Students take on the roles of consuls, senators, tribunes, patricians, and pl

6th - 10th

World History

Also included in: Roman Republic Simulation | Government Structure Activity

Government Sorting Activity | Civics Review Game Unit 1 Cut and Paste

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Review key government concepts with this engaging Government Unit 1 sorting game and review activity. This resource includes a fast-paced, competitive 3-round review game where students

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Constitution Test Review Unit 2 | Articles to Bill of Rights Civics Review

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Prepare students for a comprehensive Constitution unit test with this structured review sheet. This study guide helps students review: • Articles of Confederation • Constitutional com

7th - 12th

Government

Judicial Branch Review Sheet | Government & Civics Test Prep Activity

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Review the Judicial Branch in a structured, classroom-tested format with this ready-to-use Government and Civics review sheet designed for middle and high school students. This activit

7th - 12th

Government

Also included in: Judicial Branch Review & Assessment Bundle | Government & Civics

Legislative Branch Review Game | Congress Jeopardy Activity

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Peter Klozik

Turn review day into an engaging, competitive experience with this Legislative Branch Jeopardy-style game. This class favorite boosts participation and helps students reinforce key concepts before assessments designed for Civics, U.S. Government, and AP Government classrooms. This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tool

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Also included in: Legislative Branch Review Bundle | Congress Games and Test Prep

Executive Branch Review Game | Powers Roles Structure Activity

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Review the Purpose, Structure, Powers, and Roles of the Executive Branch with a high-energy, collaborative station-based review game designed for U.S. Government and Civics classes. I

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Types of Government Review Game | Civics Jeopardy Test Review Unit 1

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Review key government concepts with this engaging Government Unit 1 Jeopardy game. This ready-to-use PowerPoint review activity allows students to compete in teams while reinforcing ess

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Executive Branch Review Game | Jeopardy Government Activity

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my full U.S. Government & Civics curriculum system, which includes 75 days of structured, classroom-tested lessons, simulations, activities, pacing guides, assessments, and teacher organization tools designed to make teaching Government easier and more engaging — with no textbook required. Review the Executive Branch with an engaging, class-friendly Jeopardy-style PowerPoint review game designed for Civics, U.S. Government, and AP Government classrooms. This resource is

7th - 12th

Civics, Government

Also included in: Executive Branch Review Bundle | Jeopardy Game Weakest Link Review

Price Elasticity of Demand Practice | Elastic vs Inelastic Activity

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Peter Klozik

Save time and reduce planning stress with the full semester bundle. 👉 Click here to view the full curriculum and have your entire course planned for you.This lesson is part of my Full Semester High School Economics Curriculum Bundle, which includes over 75 days of structured, ready-to-use lessons with no textbook required. This Price Elasticity of Demand Practice Day provides students with structured, hands-on practice applying the midpoint formula and classifying demand as elastic, inelastic

9th - 12th

Economics

Production Possibilities Curve Lesson | PPC Opportunity Cost Activity

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my Full Semester High School Economics Curriculum Bundle, which includes over 75 days of structured, ready-to-use lessons with no textbook required. This Production Possibilities Curve (PPC) lesson helps students understand opportunity cost, efficiency, inefficiency, and economic growth using graphs and real-world production scenarios. Students learn how to read and analyze PPC graphs, identify attainable and unattainable points, and explain how changes in factors of prod

10th - 12th

Economics

Also included in: Opportunity Cost Lesson Bundle | Scarcity Trade Offs Economics

Credit Simulation Activity | High School Personal Finance Lesson

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Peter Klozik

This lesson is part of my Full Semester High School Economics Curriculum Bundle, which includes over 75 days of structured, ready-to-use lessons with no textbook required. Bring credit scores to life with this hands-on Credit Simulation Activity designed for high school personal finance, economics, or life skills classes. In this engaging 45–50 minute lesson, students draw cards to determine their credit score tier, then rotate through loan stations (Car, Boat, House) to experience how inter

10th - 12th

Economics

Also included in: Credit Score Simulation | Budgeting Loans Personal Finance Activity

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About the store

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Currently 9 years

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Hi! I’m Peter, a secondary social studies teacher with 9 years of classroom experience. I create high-engagement social studies curriculum for middle school and high school classrooms, with a focus on World History, Government & Civics, and Economics. My resources include full-year and semester-long curriculum bundles, editable lesson plans, interactive games and simulations, Plickers review activities, and assessments built for real classrooms — limited time, mixed readiness levels, and students who need learning to feel active, not passive. What you can expect in my secondary social studies lesson plans: • Engaging instruction (simulations, games, and structured activities — not busywork) • Strong daily flow (bell ringers, guided notes/lesson slides, practice, exit tickets) • Skills + content (writing scaffolds, primary sources, analysis, graphing/data when relevant) • Teacher-friendly materials (ready-to-use, easy to follow, flexible for any schedule) My goal is simple: save teachers time while helping students actually learn. If you’re looking for World History units, high school Economics curriculum, or Government & Civics simulations, you’re in the right place.