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I wanted to make sure my upper elementary students received enough instruction in social studies, so I created a social studies interactive notebook! This resource is jam-packed with social studies content taught in 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade, and it's full of fun activities for your classroom. Click through to learn how I used this social studies interactive notebook with my students!
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Social Studies Interactive Notebook

To make sure your upper elementary students receive high quality social studies, use this social studies interactive notebook!

Government Interactive Notebook
Interactive Notebooks Social Studies
7th Grade Social Studies
Social Studies Projects
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Social Studies Notebook
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Tamela Claytor
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Our Government Teaching Resources & Activities
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Our Government Teaching Resources & Activities

Every unit in our American Government Curriculum includes engaging and innovative activities like interactive notebooks, digital Google Drive pages, and more!

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Classroom Activities
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Digital Interactive Notebook
Teaching Materials
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Social Studies Teacher
Form Of Government
Brittney Bourne
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Check out this downloadable infographic about "How a Bill Becomes a Law," which explains this complicated process in an easy-to-understand diagram for kids.
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How a Bill Becomes a Law | Kids Discover Online

For a bill to become a law can be a lengthy process, and many bill don't make it through. This downloadable infographic explains this process in an easy-to-understand diagram for kids.

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Confessions of a Teacher Who Lets Her Students Play with Food
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Confessions of a Teacher Who Lets Her Students Play with Food

I like to keep my students guessing about they'll be doing in class each day. And, one of my favorite twists is to let my students use food as a manipulative. In particular, I like to have my students use gummy bears to create scenes that represent various topics. It may seem a little odd, but my students (even my too cool for just about anything Seniors) love this change of pace. Here are some different ways I've used gummy bears in my classes. 1. Civics - As a introduction to different…

4th Grade Social Studies
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Jayln WOOTEN
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Room 330 Anchor Charts
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Government

Room 330 Anchor Charts

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Social Studies Lesson Plans
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Felicia KirtF
Felicia Kirt saved to SLD Social Studies
The Three Branches of Government- 3rd Grade More
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Third Grade Social Studies

The Three Branches of Government- 3rd Grade More

Third Grade Social Studies
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Jessica Pearson
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Civics and Government Curriculum With Lessons for Every Day in Middle School or High School
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Civics and Government Curriculum With Lessons for Every Day in Middle School or High School

An overview of the units included in the Students of History Civics and American Government curriculum. Includes lesson plans for every day of the year.

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Teaching Government
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American Government
Government Interactive Notebook
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Randi Lloyd
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Gummy Bear Government
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Gummy Bear Government

We have been studying the different types of government that can be found around the world today and throughout history. The most common include, Anarchy, Monarchy, Dictatorship, Oligarchy, Theocracy, Democracy, and Republic. In order to better understand these systems, we first applied hand motions to them (See THIS post to watch these in action), created a flip book with their definitions, and finally, ACTED them out with GUMMY BEARS! I got the idea for this off of a pinterest picture and…

Homeschool Social Studies
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Renee Carnes
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Federalism: the relationship between state governments and the federal government. This split gives some power left up to the federal government but also reserves other powers for the states. Federalism began with the Constituion. -Jordan Wright
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Constitution USA: Photo

Welcome to the behind-the-scenes blog for Constitution USA with Peter Sagal, a 4-part series that premiered on PBS in May of 2013. This blog is no longer being updated, but we hope you enjoy our archive. Visit pbs.org/constitutionUSA for more on the series.

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History@LRUH
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Anchor Chart Check In - Classwork and Wanderlust Who Rules? None? One? Few? Many?
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Classwork and Wanderlust: Anchor Chart Check In

Anchor Chart Check In - Classwork and Wanderlust Who Rules? None? One? Few? Many?

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Kelsie Sparks
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TaLK stands for Teach and Learn in Korea which is a government sponsored program that places foreign nationals into elementary schools across South Korea. TaLK is a similar program to the much larger EPIK; however, the TaLK Program differs by focusing on placements in underprivileged areas that might otherwise struggle to attract foreign teachers. Participants on the program will gain valuable teaching experience throughout their time in South Korea.
If you want to teach English in Europe you will find that most jobs are secured following a face to face interview. If you would like to have a teaching job organised before you leave home, a government placement program might be a good option for you. The following are the most popular programs of their kind in Europe.
The TAPIF Program, short for Teaching Assistant Program in France, is a government initiative that places applicants into French state schools to work as teaching assistants. The program provides a great opportunity to live and work in a country where long-stay visas can be difficult to secure for non-EU citizens. For those who meet the necessary criteria, the TAPIF Program could be the perfect way to fulfill your dream of living and working in France.
Although teaching jobs can be arranged in Asia once you arrive in your destination of choice, in many countries it is common for jobs to be arranged in advance from within your own country. One area where this is certainly true is if you join a government run placement program. The following are the most popular programs of their kind in Asia.