Less than $5 Civics Worksheets

90 Seconds Social Studies assignments introduce students to a large amount of information in a relatively short amount of time. The one minute time limit serves as both a way to keep students on task, and to promote the idea of summarizing key details. This particular assignment, the 90 Seconds Social Studies - Amendments, contains the following:

• Teacher Quick Reference Guide
• Student Sign-up Sheet for Amendments
• 10 and 25 Point Rubric for a presentation on the Amendments

This listing also includes free access to the Google Slides:

• Student Note Taking Guide (with designated space for notes and comprehension questions)
• 90 Second Social Studies Amendments

This product is a crossword puzzle over Government and Economics. Questions include terms and concepts related to types of government and forms of economics. Answer key is included.

30 black and white Earth Day themed coloring sheets for elementary grades.

Includes:

Animals

Children

Energy (solar/wind)

Recycling

Plants

Wildlife

and more...

Great for introducing and reinforcing Earth Day and/or conservation topics with emergent learners.

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Dive into the excitement of the 2024 Summer Games with this comprehensive, free educational resource!  Perfect for upper middle school to high school students, this package includes a detailed reading passage on the upcoming Paris Games, a set of questions and answers to test comprehension, and note-taking sheets to help students organize their thoughts.  This resource is an excellent way to engage students in the rich history and cultural significance of the Olympics while enhancing their reading and critical thinking skills.

I designed this 5-page activity for my students to engage with during the Fall or at the start of the year, focusing on the Social Studies Citizenship unit. Students will read various scenarios and determine whether each one exemplifies good citizenship. This activity is perfect for reinforcing rules and character traits at the beginning of the year. I intend to use it as an independent task after a few days of instruction on citizenship. It can also serve as a graded assessment, quiz, or a follow-up activity after a mini-lesson on rules or citizenship. Be sure to check out my Good Citizen or Not sorting center, along with other citizenship and respect resources!

Unleash the power of social media in your career... without compromising professionalism!

• Dive into real-world scenarios to explore the tricky world of connecting with colleagues and bosses online.
• Build essential social media etiquette skills with role-playing activities and practical tips for maintaining healthy boundaries.
• Perfect for Middle and High School ELA classes, this worksheet tackles a crucial workplace skill and connects with relevant current event topics.
• Engaging multiple choice, short answer, and role-playing activities cater to diverse learning styles and spark lively discussions.
• Teacher Answer Key and Learning Objectives included for seamless implementation.

Content Discussion:

This worksheet delves into the complex issue of navigating social media connections at work. Students analyze the pros and cons of accepting friend requests from superiors, explore potential privacy concerns and misinterpretations, and learn critical strategies for maintaining healthy boundaries. Role-playing activities provide engaging opportunities to practice appropriate online behavior in various scenarios.

Benefits:

• Develops critical thinking and social-emotional learning skills.
• Promotes responsible digital citizenship and professional online presence.
• Encourages open communication and healthy boundaries in the workplace.
• Engages students with relatable, modern scenarios and role-playing activities.
• Saves teachers time with ready-to-use materials and answer key.

Overall, this engaging and relevant worksheet equips students with the knowledge and skills to navigate the digital landscape of professional relationships with confidence and clarity. Add it to your lesson plan to promote digital citizenship, spark classroom discussions, and prepare students for success in the online world of work!

Download this ready-to-use worksheet today and help your students master the art of professional social media etiquette in the workplace!

This 90-minute high school lesson explores key milestones of the American Civil Rights Movement from 1909 to the present. Using the YouTube video "Turning Points in Civil Rights History," students are introduced to pivotal events, legislation, and grassroots efforts that shaped the fight for equality.

The lesson begins with a warm-up discussion to activate prior knowledge, followed by a guided viewing of the video with fill-in-the-blank notes. Students then complete a chronological timeline activity and engage in deeper analysis through group discussion and a critical thinking task that connects historical movements to current civil rights issues. A brief review quiz wraps up the session to reinforce learning.

The included student worksheet features a variety of activities—guided notes, a timeline sort, a written reflection, and a quiz—with an answer key provided for easy assessment. This lesson not only builds historical understanding but also encourages students to think critically about ongoing struggles for justice and equality in modern society.

Are you looking for engaging back to school read aloud activities for your students to begin learning about each other? These back to school read aloud activities were created to go along with the book I Got the School Spirit. These reading and writing worksheets will fit in perfectly with your back to school lesson plans while building classroom community and social emotional learning. These first day of school printables will help you get to know your students and they will get to know you.

Do you want to start building class and school community from day 1? Having a great read aloud is just what students need to be engaged while learning important content.

I Got the School Spirit is about a wonderful girl who is excited about going to school.

Tired of using the same back to school activities each year? Looking for something fresh, engaging, and FUN!?

With This Product You'll Get

❤️ before and after reading questions

❤️ sticky note template for discussion questions

❤️ onomatopoeia sort activity (cut and sort words)

❤️ onomatopoeia matching activity

❤️ onomatopoeia Pictionary (students draw pictures for their team to guess which onomatopoeia word they are drawing)

❤️ We Can Show School Spirit (groups make ideas for how they can show school and class spirit)

❤️ I Have School Spirit Writing (students write about why they love their school)

How You Can Use This Product:

☆ whole group

☆ small group

☆ partners or team building

☆ morning meeting

☆ SEL

☆ circle time

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This cute and easy product is ideal for teaching about Rules Vs. Laws. It includes a graphic organizer sheet as well as a page that includes various rules and laws. Students cut these out and glue them into the graphic organizer. This product also comes with an answer key for your convenience.

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The Great Americans Series of Events and Worksheets is an easy-to-read 200-word fully researched Accounting of just the highlights of a significant event in American history designed to keep young readers engaged. The Questions page ensures student reading comprehension and grasp of key points. The Vocabulary page introduces and explains new words, phrases, and/or institutions students may not have been familiar with. The Quotes page challenges students to write what a famous quote tied to the event means to them. The Great Americans Series is available individually or in bundles, making great bell work. An Answer Key is provided with each worksheet.

The Amendments to the US Constitution are an integral part of American History and Civics courses. This pdf set of three Amendment Mazes requires students to choose the correct amendment number before progressing through the maze.

Specifically, this set includes:

· Bill of Rights Amendment Maze (maze 1)

· Two mazes for amendments 11-27 (mazes 2 and 3)

· Teacher Answer sheets

· A printer friendly (no border) copy of all resources

The Amendments Maze Sheets can be used for:

· Formative assessment

· Extension activities

· Centers activity

· Review

· Homework

· Subplans

· Anywhere you are teaching about the Constitutional Amendments!

Unpacking the War on Terror: A Critical Thinking Reading Comprehension Worksheet

Dive deep into the complexities of the post-9/11 world with this engaging reading comprehension worksheet. Students will grapple with essential questions surrounding the War on Terror, analyzing its origins, key strategies, and ongoing debates.

What's Included:

• Informative Text Passage: A comprehensive overview of the War on Terror, covering its roots, strategies, impact on civil liberties, and long-term consequences.
• Primary Source Analysis: Students will dissect an excerpt from a key historical figure's speech, connecting it to broader themes.
• Varied Question Types: Multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions promote critical thinking, analysis, and evaluation.
• Answer Key: Save valuable time with a comprehensive answer key for easy grading.

Learning Objectives:

• Analyze the historical context that led to the War on Terror.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of different counterterrorism strategies.
• Critically examine the impact of the War on Terror on civil liberties and security.
• Consider the long-term consequences of the War on Terror for the US and the world.

Common Core Standards Aligned:

• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RH.11-12.1 Cite specific textual evidence to support analysis of complex ideas.
• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RH.11-12.2 Determine the central ideas or information of a primary or secondary source.
• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RH.11-12.3 Evaluate various explanations for causes of events.
• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RH.11-12.6 Evaluate authors' differing points of view on the same historical event or issue.

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Are you looking for engaging back to school activities for your students to begin setting classroom rules and expectations? These back to school read aloud activities were created to go along with the book Back to School Rules. These reading and writing worksheets will fit in perfectly with your back to school lesson plans while building classroom community, creating classroom rules and expectations, and social emotional learning. These first day of school printables will start your class off on the right foot!

Do your students struggle to remember and follow classroom rules and expectations during the first weeks of school?

Do you want your students to be invested in your classroom community from day 1?

Back to School Rules is an adorable read aloud about a student teaching what not to do at school. This is the perfect book to get your kids thinking about rules they should follow.

Tired of using the same back to school activities each year? Looking for something fresh, engaging, and FUN!?

This Product Includes:

☀️ link to read aloud on YouTube

☀️ Discussion questions

☀️ Vocabulary words and definitions

☀️ To do or not to do sorts (3 versions)

☀️ Summarizing graphic organizer

☀️ 10 Rules Writing Activity

☀️ Rules, Rule Breakers, and Awards brainstorming group activity

☀️ Class Constitution group community building activites

With This Product You'll Get

❤️ before, during, and after reading questions

❤️ sticky note template for discussion questions

❤️ vocabulary words and definitions

❤️ 3 sorting activities for students to cut out rules and categorize them into "Do" or "DON'T" columns

❤️ Summarizing graphic organizer for book

❤️ 10 Rules Writing Activity - Students will write what they should do for each rule from the book

❤️ Rules, Rule Breakers, and Awards Activity (students will brain storm ideas of rules, consequences, and awards)

❤️ Class Constitution (students will work in groups to create the class rules and sign a class constitution)

How You Can Use This Product:

⭐ whole group

⭐ small group

⭐ partners

⭐ morning meeting

⭐ SEL

⭐ circle time

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This simple-to-use product is great for teaching students about Wants Vs. Needs. It includes a graphic organizer sheet as well as a page that includes various wants and needs. Students cut these out and glue them into the graphic organizer. This product also comes with an answer key for your convenience.

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As time moves on, many great Americans who have shaped the arts, sciences, sports, and history of our nation and culture get lost in time. The Great Americans Series of Biographies and Worksheets is an easy-to-read 200-word biography of just the highlights of each subject's life designed to keep young readers engaged. The questions worksheet ensures student reading comprehension and grasp of key points. The vocabulary page introduces and explains new words, phrases, and/or institutions students may not have been familiar with. The Quotes page challenges students to write what the quote means to them. The Great Americans Series is available individually or in bundles, making great bell work. An Answer Key is provided with each worksheet.

The Amendments to the US Constitution are an integral part of American History and Civics courses. This pdf set asks students to explain each of the Bill of Rights in their own words, and to explain the importance of each. This can be used in American History, Civics, Government, and English classes!

Specifically, this set includes:

· The Bill of Rights split among 4 worksheet pages

· A printer friendly (no border) copy of all resources

The Bill of Rights In My Own Words Worksheets can be used for:

· Formative assessment

· Extension activities

· Centers activity

· Review

· Homework

· Subplans

· Anywhere you are teaching about the Constitutional Amendments!

The Jungle: A Meatpacking Industry Exposed

Uncover the shocking truths of the Progressive Era with this engaging reading comprehension worksheet on Upton Sinclair's The Jungle! Explore the novel's impact on public opinion and its role in shaping food safety regulations.

Key Features:

• Engaging Text: A captivating narrative that delves into the unsanitary conditions of the meatpacking industry.
• Primary Source: An excerpt from The Jungle to provide a firsthand glimpse into the horrifying conditions described by Sinclair.
• Varied Questions: Multiple-choice, matching, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions to assess comprehension at different levels.
• Teacher Answer Key: A detailed answer key to facilitate grading and feedback.

Learning Objectives:

• Students will understand the conditions of the meatpacking industry during the Progressive Era.
• Students will be able to analyze the impact of The Jungle on public opinion and social change.
• Students will identify key figures and events associated with the Pure Food and Drug Act.
• Students will apply their knowledge to answer comprehension questions.

Common Core Standards:

• History: Analyze primary sources to understand the perspectives of historical figures and groups.
• Language Arts: Determine the central idea of a text and analyze its supporting details.
• Language Arts: Integrate information from multiple sources to develop a coherent understanding of a topic.

Recommended Courses:

• U.S. History
• English
• Social Studies

This resource is ideal for:

• Independent Study: Students can work through the worksheet at their own pace.
• Guided Instruction: Teachers can use the worksheet as a supplement to their lessons.
• Sub Plans: The worksheet can be used as a sub plan or activity.

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Engage Your Students in the Intricacies of the U.S. Constitution: Dive Deep into the 11th Amendment!

Unveil the Fascinating World of Sovereign Immunity
This comprehensive reading comprehension worksheet empowers your students to grasp the intricacies of the 11th Amendment. Crafted for middle and high school students, it delves into the concept of sovereign immunity, exploring how it shields states from lawsuits in federal courts by citizens of other states or foreign countries.

Content Worth Its Weight in Gold:

• Clear and Concise Explanation: The worksheet unpacks the complex concept of sovereign immunity in a student-friendly manner.
• Historical Context: Students delve into the historical context that led to the ratification of the 11th Amendment.
• Primary Source Analysis: A real-world excerpt from the 11th Amendment fosters critical thinking skills.
• Modern Application: The worksheet explores the ongoing relevance of the 11th Amendment in today's legal landscape.
• Exceptions Explained: Students gain a nuanced understanding of the exceptions to sovereign immunity, including citizen suits and Congressional action.
• Balance Emphasized: The worksheet highlights the importance of the 11th Amendment in maintaining a balance between federal and state power.

Assessment for Mastery:

• Multiple Choice: Gauge students' grasp of key concepts.
• True or False: Assess factual understanding.
• Fill in the Blank: Reinforce content retention.
• Short Answer: Encourage critical analysis and application.
• Detailed Answer Key: Streamline your grading process.

Learning Objectives:

• Explain the concept of sovereign immunity and its connection to the 11th Amendment.
• Analyze the historical context that led to the 11th Amendment's ratification.
• Identify the limitations the 11th Amendment places on suing states in federal court.
• Evaluate the exceptions to the 11th Amendment and their implications.
• Explain the significance of the 11th Amendment in maintaining a balanced federal system.

Recommended Common Core Standards:

• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.1 Cite specific textual evidence to support analysis of primary and secondary sources.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RH.6-8.3 Identify key steps in a historical process; describe the influence of humans on historical events.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RI.7.2 Determine the central ideas or author's purpose in a text; provide an objective summary.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RI.7.8 Distinguish between cause and effect relationships in a text.
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.SS.7.6 Explain how the structure of the federal government (including separation of powers, checks and balances, federalism) promotes a balance between national power and state power.

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Unconstitutional? The Supreme Court Decides! Empowering Your Students to Understand Judicial Review

Unravel the power of the Supreme Court! This engaging reading comprehension worksheet delves into the critical concept of judicial review, the cornerstone of American democracy. Students will explore how the Court can declare laws or actions by other branches of government unconstitutional, ensuring a balanced and just system.

What's Included?

• A clear and informative reading passage that explains judicial review, its impact on American life, and the importance of checks and balances.
• Primary Source Analysis: Students analyze an excerpt from the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case.
• Real-World Examples: Examples showcase the lasting impact of Supreme Court decisions on social justice and individual liberties.
• Assessment Questions:** Multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer questions test comprehension and critical thinking.
• Detailed Answer Key: Saves you time and ensures accurate grading!

Learning Objectives:

• Students will define judicial review and explain its significance in the American government.
• Students will analyze how the Court determines if a law violates the Constitution.
• Students will evaluate the importance of judicial review in safeguarding individual rights and maintaining a balanced government.
• Students will identify the process for analyzing a law's constitutionality through a real-world example.

Common Core State Standards Alignment:

• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RI.6.1 Cite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text. (6th Grade)
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RI.7.1 Cite specific textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text. (7th Grade)
• CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RI.8.1 Cite specific textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text. (8th Grade)
• SS.7.C.2.2. Explain the role of the federal court system, including the Supreme Court, in interpreting laws and resolving disputes.

Why Choose This Resource?

• Ready-to-Use: Download and print for immediate use in your classroom!
• Engaging & Informative: Students will be captivated by the power of the judicial branch.
• Promotes Critical Thinking: Questions encourage analysis and deeper understanding.
• Standards-Aligned: Perfect for Civics or Social Studies lessons.

Empower your students to become informed citizens! This resource is perfect for teachers seeking to create a dynamic and thought-provoking learning environment.

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Shield Your Stuff: A Deep Dive into the 4th Amendment

Empowering Students Through Knowledge! This engaging reading comprehension worksheet cracks the code on the 4th Amendment. Students will explore its origins, understand its importance, and analyze its application in today's complex world.

What's Packed Inside:

• Intriguing Text: A student-friendly passage unravels the 4th Amendment's right to privacy from unreasonable searches and seizures.
• Historical Connection: Students analyze a primary source from James Otis, linking it to the fight against unreasonable searches.
• Assessment Powerhouse: A mix of question formats (multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and short answer) solidifies understanding and critical thinking.
• Time-Saving Answer Key: Ensure efficient grading with a comprehensive answer key for all questions.

Learning Objectives:

• Students will explain the protection provided by the 4th Amendment.
• Students will analyze the historical context that led to the 4th Amendment.
• Students will evaluate the ongoing relevance of the 4th Amendment in the digital age.
• Students will develop critical thinking skills through primary source analysis and real-world scenario application.

Common Core Standards Alignment:

• RI.5.1: Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
• RI.5.2: Determine the central ideas or author's purpose of a text, and provide an objective summary.
• RI.5.3: Explain the relationships among the ideas in a text, including the cause-effect relationships, main ideas, and supporting details.
• SS.5.US.1: Describe the historical events that led to the American Revolution.

This resource is a perfect fit for:

• U.S. History or Civics classes
• Social Studies centers or independent work
• Units on the Constitution and individual rights
• Discussions on privacy and law enforcement

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