In this lesson students will identify rules that are important for their daily work and learning at school. They will participate in civil discourse as Read More
Our Super Civics teacher team has created easy to follow grade level lessons with coordinating slides that use children’s literature to teach elections.
This lesson offers a set of questions to connect students’ prior knowledge to the theme of citizenship by examining the attributes and actions of effective Read More
From NewseumED “This case study explores a photojournalist’s ethical duty to be fair, accurate and clear, specifically in regard to manipulating photographs.” Divide students into small groups. Read More
From CrashCourse Craig Benzine talks about the importance of congressional elections – the frequency of elections in the Senate and House, typical characteristics of a Read More
From the Right Question Institute The BQBD Voter Engagement Workshop offers a free, simple, easy to implement, engagement nonpartisan lesson for any middle school or high school social Read More
From Carolina K-12 This is a searchable database for lesson plans/ activities. Files are available in PDF format, and one must have Adobe Reader installed to Read More
In this lesson, students learn about the theme of President Kennedy’s inaugural address, civic action, and consider how it applies to their own lives.
Students will write letters to their state and/or national leaders either in support or against a fictitious proposed constitutional amendment to lower the voting age from 18 to 16.
