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American Government for Teachers
For american government: free use lesson plans, classroom activities, interactive activities, simulations, debates, mock trial, primary documents, learning modules for kids, review activities, concluding activities, and projects written by us and by other teachers for american government..
61 terrific lesson plans with handouts for American Government - most set up for discussion and debate
Government UNITS and Lesson Plans from iCivic
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Donn, Projects and Classroom Activities for American Government
Forms of Government, What is Government?
What is government? Types of government lesson plan
First and Second Continental Congress
Lost Hero: The "To Do" List of the Continental Congress
The Continental Congress - Complain, Complain
Colonial C-Span - 1st and 2nd Continental Congress
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To Form a More Perfect Union - Identifying Defeats in the Confederation (Articles of Confederation)
EDSITEment - search for Articles of Confederation
- Declaration of Independence
Donn , The Declaration of Independence - Rewrite the Declaration
Donn, Declaration of Independence Lesson Plan (from our American Revolution Unit )
“An Expression of the American Mind”: Understanding the Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Independence lesson plan
July 4th Lesson Plans & Activities
Sources of Law (iCivics)
US Constitution
Donn , Things that are NOT in the Constitution (some may surprise you!) - We like to start with what IS NOT in the Constitution, and then move to WHAT IS in the Constitution.
Teaching the Constitution - videos, lesson plans, and games (excellent source of what is in the Constitution)
Constitutional Community (35 lesson plans)
Preamble and the Constitution
The Constitutional Convention of 1787
What are my rights? Exploring and Writing about the constitution (lesson plan)
The Constitution: Principles & Structures of American Democracy
Bill of Rights, Amendments
Bill of Rights Day (Dec 15)
Amendments 1-27 - list (amendments that passed)
Bill of Rights (lesson #2 of Constitution unit)
Donn, Give examples of what you can do today in your everyday life that are protected by the Bill of Rights.
Donn, Write an amendment to the Constitution about which you feel strongly today. Use the language of the existing Constitution.
The Language of Deception, lesson plan, Free Speech
Civil Liberties as expressed in the Bill of Rights, reinforced with the 14th amendment - videos, handouts, lesson plans
Donn , Interactive Quiz about the Bill of Rights
3 Branches, Checks and Balances
Checks and Balances, lesson plan
Congress Link lesson plans
Balancing 3 Branches of Government (lesson)
Sortify: 3 Branches of Government, who does what game
How does a bill become a law?
How a Bill Becomes a Law (lesson plan)
US Congress - House and Senate
Congress Link
Supreme Court
Lesson Plans for FDR and the Supreme Court
Donn , Plessy vs. Ferguson
That's Not Fair! Examining Civil Liberties With the U.S. Supreme Court
ALEX Lesson Plan- Read All About It! Supreme Court Case Makes Headlines
Thurgood Marshall was appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1967 (lesson plan)
Mock Trials
Guidelines for Conducting a Mock Trial in the Classroom
Mock Trial: Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf
Political Parties
Donn , Mr. Donn's Lesson Plan: Comparing two political platforms - Populist Party vs. Tea Party
Gallopade for Teachers (lesson plans, free downloads and materials)
Democrat or Republican
Media and Influence Groups
iCivic lesson plan, media and influence groups
Elections and Voting
Could Lincoln be elected today? Critical thinking lesson plan
Improving Elections, lesson plan
The Election Collection (pbs)
Voting, What's it all about? lesson plan
Voting Matters, activity
Project Vote Smart
Voting - 22 resources
Electoral College
What is the Electoral College? Why do we have it?
Lesson on the Electoral College
State and Local Government
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Suffrage Movement
Women's Suffrage lesson plan (EDSITEment)
Cultural Change - Debate, Woman's Suffrage
19th Amendment - Woman's Suffrage
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For Kids - Free Interactive Online Games and Quizzes
Donn, American Government for Kids (short learning modules)
Games: Online Interactive Games about American Government - flash games have been removed
Quiz with answers: Quiz about the US Constitution and other important documents (mrdonn)
Ben's Guides to Government
Explore American History
For kids and teachers, creating a new nation.
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Creating a New Government
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Growth in the West
The nation grows, world war i, the great war, the roaring 20s, the great depression, world war ii, slavery in america, segregation for kids - civil rights, us holidays.
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