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Civics Common Core W.3.1 resources
50 States and Capitals: Maps, Tests, Activities, Google Classroom & Google Forms
Help your students know all 50 states and capitals of the United States with this huge, MEGA-Pack of resources! This product is available in printable PDF, Google Classroom, and Google Forms. A crossword puzzle, word search, test blanks, word banks, and so many more options are also included in this MEGA-Pack! You will even get a mini-research project template for students to research their favorite state, as well as a creative writing template. Whether it be for a civics unit, history class, cl
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4th - 12th
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50 States and Capitals Freebie: FREE Study Map, List of States, & Study Guide
Help your students know all 50 states and capitals of the United States with this convenient study guide! Included is a list of states, corresponding capitals, state abbreviations, and a labeled map. For more States & Capitals resources, such as practice worksheets, blank maps, test forms, state research project, crosswords, etc., I highly recommend my 50 States & Capitals Mega-Pack Bundle! Not only will you have many worksheets to choose from, but it is also available digitally for Go
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Also included in: American History U.S. History Bundle: Beginnings through the 1850's
States Test, Capitals Test, & Presidents Test | Google Forms + Google Classroom
Test your students' knowledge on the 50 states, the United States capitals, and the US Presidents! This bundle of tests are in a Google Forms format for you to easily assign through Google Classroom. Not only will these tests be user friendly for your students, but they are graded automatically for you the teacher! Whether you use these forms as practice tests, formal assessments, or both, you'll love the easy use yet difficult rigor! ⭐️ These states and capitals test forms are also included i
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4th - 12th
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Human Rights Opinion Writing Activity - Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Learn about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights with this engaging human rights opinion writing activity! Read about the differences between human rights, civil rights, and laws. Then, complete a creative opinion writing activity about whether their favorite activity is a human right. Here are some ways you can use this resource: ✔ Study rights, responsibilities, and citizenship with this activity to help students understand the meaning of human rights, civil rights, and laws. ✔ Explore
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3rd - 5th
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Presidential Election Activities | VOTING Process | Google Slides
Are you looking for a great way to do an engaging writing virtual OR in-person voting lessons with students? I have you covered with these interactive, editable Google Slides to easily have students copy and paste movable parts to learn about voting, elections and opinion writing! THERE IS NO INFORMATION ABOUT SPECIFIC CANDIDATES IN THIS DOWNLOAD. You can add who or what your class votes for by editing text boxes.What is in this download?45 Slides Total16 Colorful Slides3 Slides with Moveable Pa
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K - 3rd
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Social Studies 11-Day Substitute Plan for Kindergarten through Fifth Grade
Discover the ultimate hassle-free solution for all elementary grades with our Social Studies 11-Day Substitute Plan bundle! Engage students from Kindergarten to Fifth Grade in captivating inquiry-based learning, while you enjoy a well-deserved day off.Key Features:Inquiry-Based Learning: Each lesson plan encourages critical thinking and curiosity through inquiry-based activities. Students across all grades will actively explore social studies topics, making learning an exciting adventure.Easy Pr
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K - 5th
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4th Grade Social Studies MC3 Unit 6 : Taking A Stand - How to Pass a Bill
Need an engaging way to discuss rights and responsibilities with students that is applicable and connects to their everyday lives? Then this might be the product for you!Students will begin be identifying issues effecting their communities and narrowing down a new "rule" or "law" that they'd like to see get enacted. Students will have to analyze their issue and interview individuals that are effected by the issue, organizing reasons "for" and "against" the new bill. The activity culminates in st
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3rd - 5th
Social Studies 11-Day Substitute Plan for Third Grade
Discover a hassle-free solution for your 3rd-grade social studies class with our incredible Social Studies 11-Day Substitute Plan! This comprehensive package ensures your students stay engaged and inspired while you enjoy a well-deserved day off.Key Features:Linked Read Alouds: Each day's lesson plan includes captivating read-alouds directly related to the social studies topics. These interactive stories will ignite curiosity and make learning an enjoyable adventure for your 3rd graders.Easy Pre
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3rd
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Grace for President by Kelly DiPucchio - Book Study
Explore Grace for President by Kelly DiPucchio with this picture book companion for 2nd, 3rd and 4th Grade students. With a range of learning activities including comprehension, vocabulary, research tasks, exploring the Electoral College and designing their own election campaign, this is the perfect teaching resource for combining literacy and civics.To use this resource you will need:You will need at least one copy of Grace for President by Kelly DiPucchio and LeUyen Pham (first published 2008)
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2nd - 4th
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Also included in: Duck for President and Grace for President Picture Book Study Bundle
Culture, Currency, and Trade
This is a research project in which students choose a country and complete the packet by researching the required information. Students then choose a format that they would like to present their information in. This project helps students practice their researching skills while also tying in social studies standards.
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3rd - 6th
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2nd/3rd Social Studies | Rules and Regulations -Civics and Government Lesson
This is a 1 hour, lightly scripted, Social Studies lesson, was written with third graders in mind, but can definitely work for 2nd graders as well.It answers the Essential Question: What are the functions of a governing society?Students will:Learn how local rules are created and their purpose.Write a persuasive piece to establish a new rule for their classroom community.Addresses the Civics 3-5 subject: Explain how groups of people make rules to create responsibilities and protect freedoms.***Op
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2nd - 3rd
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