
Civics covers a lot of ground, and not every student learns it the same way. I use these choice boards so students can pick how they show what they know about the Constitution, the three branches, voting and citizenship. Every board comes in paper and Google versions, which makes it easy to assign as homework or use in a paperless class.
What's inside
Are you looking for a fun and interactive way to teach civics to your students? Try using choice boards! These civics choice boards provide students with a variety of activities and options to choose from, allowing them to explore topics such as government, voting, and citizenship in a way that suits their learning style. With activities ranging from writing prompts to creative projects, these choice boards are sure to engage your students and deepen their understanding of civics. Use them in the classroom or assign them as homework, and watch your students' interest in civics soar! Add differentiation to your classroom lessons with choice boards to cover content and keep your class engaged.


Some of the units
USA Fact and Symbols Activities- Background of Government Activities
- Building a New Nation Activities
- Constitution Activities
- Legislative Branch Activities












A tip from my classroom
Use the choice board as your plan for early finishers. When students wrap up classwork, they pick their next activity from the board for the unit you're in. It keeps them working on civics content, and you're not hunting for something extra in the last ten minutes of class.
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