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Civics Common Core RL.2.3 resources
Rock Your Classroom! A 2nd grade room transformation and theme day!
This is a fun, engaging, and rigorous thematic day that can be done ANY time you'd like to add something a little extra to your teaching! All you need to do is print off this packet of challenges, play some kid-friendly rock music and you're all set to go! You can even up the energy with a couple props, some cool shades or bandannas and get your rock on!!The content included in this resource is:ELA- rhymingELA- long & short vowelsMATH- measurement with centimetersMATH- Roll & color 1-100
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1st - 3rd
Community: Reading Comprehension, Writing and Craftivities
Read and Respond to your Favorite Picture Books!Do you love reading picture books to your class and need follow up activities? Try this Community: Read and Respond Pack. It is the perfect way to strengthen comprehension and writing skills along with some fun craftivities to keep your kids engaged! Download the preview for the complete table of contents to see which activities/skills are included with each book.Features: • Activities for 5 Picture Books: Career Day by Anne Rockwell, Clothe
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PreK - 2nd
Also included in: November: Reading Comprehension, Writing and Craftivities BUNDLE
Rules and Laws First Grade Activities BUNDLE
Are you looking for new fun ways get your kids involved in civics? These lessons will help your students understand differences between rules and laws. The will see why school, community, state and country rules and laws are essential for our society. These print and digital activities will help your students understand what it takes to be a good citizen. Here's What's Included: BONUS FILE: INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK✨ 3 buildings:✨ school✨ home✨ capitol building✨ answer key RULES AND LAWS SORT
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1st - 2nd
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Vote for our Future! 3 Day lesson for Elections and Voting
Vote for our Future! by Margaret McNamara. Perfect for Social Studies content on Elections and Voting! There is plenty of content here for 3 days or more of SS content, along with literature close reading. This file includes:_Circle Map- Anchor Chart_True-False Sort (whole group lesson)_True-False cut and paste worksheet/assessment_Vocabulary cards (with definitions)_Vocabulary assessment_Question stems for Read Aloud_Exit slips _Writing- Somebody-Wanted-But-Then- Finally_Flee map to sequence
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1st - 3rd
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Election Day - Mock Election & Voting Activities - Election Process
Are you looking for a peaceful way to study voting and the Election process and Voting? Your students insight to the party caucus, primary election, and general election. They will use text evidence to determine the best candidate for president.Here's What You'll get:✅ 40 fairytale candidate cards Color & B/w✅ Party Sorting Headers✅ Campaign Posters✅ Party Caucus instructions✅ 2 sizes ballots✅ character fact pages✅ Ballot box decor✅ Voting booth signs✅ I Voted Stickers✅ Lesson plan
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1st - 2nd
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Each Kindness Worksheet
Worksheet to accompany the book Each Kindness by Jacqueline Woodson.
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1st - 5th
How Can a Student Affect a Community?: A Student Work Packet
This is the final installment of my second grade MC3 social studies companion pieces! This unit is called "How Can a Student Affect a Community?" and includes student work pages for each of the five lessons:
1. What is a Good Citizen?
2. How Do People Work Together to Solve Problems in a Community?
3. Exploring a Public Issue in a Community
4. Exploring a Public Issue in Our Community
5. Taking Part in a Community Project
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2nd
The Brahmin, the Tiger & the 7 Judges Reader's Theater - A Folktale From India
This folktale from India is the perfect resource to add to your set of folktales from around the world! Summary: A wise man (Brahmin) sets free a tiger, who then tries to eat him. The man and the tiger agree to ask seven different creatures for their judgment on whether the tiger should eat the man. Students will see how the outcome could differ depending on who they listen to.In addition to an entertaining script based on the folktale for kids, this resource includes:Tongue Twister Warm-ups
Aunt Marti's Readers Theaters: Social Studies Volume 1
Ten Readers Theater scripts teach Social Studies content to first and second graders while providing reading fluency practice. Each script comes with a list of concepts that can be used as “Enduring Understandings” for Backwards Design, reading/vocabulary words to review during the introduction phase, and suggested follow-up activities. Three of the scripts are also available for purchase individually.
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1st - 2nd
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Leadership Activities - Fairytale Character Traits and Leadership Qualities
This engaging resource provides a hands-on exploration of key character traits and essential leadership qualities. Students will analyze traits using story evidence, and sort and categorize leadership qualities. Immerse your students in the world of character development through beloved fairytales.It is difficult for young kids to understand character traits. In starting with known stories, they have long term memory tools to scaffold them towards that goal. Fable and Folktales are at the basis
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1st - 2nd
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Digital Right to Vote Distance Learning
RAISE AWARENESS AND INQUIRY! This product is intended to be used by teachers in order to raise awareness and inquiry behind the voting rights of Black people and women. Here are some suggested uses for the product. Build Background Knowledge- It is suggested, to begin with, a KWL about what your students know about voting-past and present. This will help you to see what the students know and things they need to unlearn. 1st Video-Students will have a 4-minute video about Black Americans gaining
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Reading Response - Grace For President - Distance Learning
This is a google document designed for students to respond to the book Grace for President by Kelly DiPucchio. It is a great end to a literature-based social studies lesson on the US election process. You can have each student write their own response, or share your screen on a video conference and answer the questions as a class.Students will:recall the events of the story and the actions of particular characterscompare how two characters use different strategies to campaign for class president
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K - 3rd
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Human Impact 3 Lesson Sequence
A three Lesson Sequence for 1st-3rd grade students. Students will be looking at human impacts on the environment including an Enviroscape lesson, reading The Lorax and writing a letter! Lesson outlines provided with some images.
Compare and Contrast Texts: Maybe Something Beautiful and Harlem Grown
Both of these books are available as read alouds on YouTube if you don't have the books. Harlem Grown is a true story about a man who helped a local school turn a "haunted garden" into an urban farm for the students. Maybe Something Beautiful is about a little girl who lives in a "grey city". She and a local artist brighten the neighborhood through art. These are great stories for STEAM and being a good community member.
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1st - 3rd
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