Civics vocabulary and the structure of government can feel abstract to students until they have to write it down and use it. These guided notes keep them following along during the lesson, and the homework questions come straight from the notes, so students review every night. The bundle covers everything from U.S. facts and symbols to international relations, in print and Google Slides, for middle and high school civics.
Also part of CIVICS and GOVERNMENT MEGA BUNDLE
What's inside
INCLUDED:- Guided Note Pages for Students with Activities, Key Questions, and Mapping
- Teacher Guided Notes Pages
- PowerPoints to go with each set of Guided Notes
- Anticipatory Guides for People, Places, and Vocabulary
- General Social Studies Graphic Organizers for Each Unit
- Homework Questions to answer straight from notes
- A link to a Google Slide version of the student note taking outline.
- -U.S. Facts and Symbols Guided Notes and PowerPoint, Print and Digital Version
- -Background of Government Guided Notes and PowerPoint, Print and Digital Version
- -Building a New Nation from Articles of Confederation to Constitution 1789-1800 Guided Notes and PowerPoint, Print and Digital Version
- -The Constitution Guided Notes and PowerPoint, Print and Digital Version
- -Legislative Branch Guided Notes and PowerPoint, Print and Digital Version
How I use it
HOW TO USE:- Guided Notes- To keep notes organized and to ensure students are following along during teacher input section of the lesson.
- Activities-Embedded activities within each unit to keep student engaged (can be used in class or as their daily homework).
- Reflection Questions- Reflection questions to get students thinking about the application of the new material.
- Unit Background- Print and have student follow along for short class discussion daily. This will keep student engaged and they will leave with an organized set of notes
- Interactive Notebook Inserts- Print 2 to a page to paste into interactive notebooks as a reference sheet
- Study Guide- Have student highlight and use to guide studying for unit test
- State Test Review- Pull out and use as a guide for state test prep at the end of the year.
- AP Exam Overview- Pull out and use as a guide for AP exam review.
- Research Guide- Use notes to complete activities and reference key ideas and events when researching
- Graphic Organizers- Use graphic organizer inserts to reflect and apply knowledge and skills learned. Use activities built in as class activities or homework review.
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A tip from my classroom
Once students finish the notes on the three branches, have them use only their notes to sort a stack of current news headlines by branch. It takes about fifteen minutes, it shows you right away who understood the notes, and it connects the content to what's happening now.
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