Do you need to update your activities, but don't have the time? Are you looking for "state of the art", innovative, and engaging activities to help your students comprehend the Executive Branch? Do you want to convert your class into a "21st century" learning environment? This bundle is ONE OF A KIND! Digital and Paper Copies Included Perfect for Distance Learning Use directly with your LMS, Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology This "Introduction to American Government Deluxe Unit Activity" Bundle has everything you need to teach your students about the key events, people, battles, campaigns, and pieces of legislation that shaped American Government. This bundle includes 6 ACTIVITIES AND ANSWER KEYS, 6 PowerPoint Presentations 6 Slides Presentations and 6 Quizzes that will challenge your students to not only understand the material, but read and draw conclusions from primary source documents and images to fully immerse themselves in the executive branch. By the time your students have completed these activities, they will have a great foundation from which they can scaffold learning through this government course! This bundle includes several types of activities that touch multiple pedagogies and learning styles, including: ➙ Document-based questions ➙ Graphic Organizers ➙ Writing Activities ➙ Linear Learning ➙ Group Learning Opportunities This bundle covers many topics throughout this unit: ➙ The President ➙ The Powers of the President ➙ The President's Administration ➙ The Federal Bureaucracy ➙ Executive Departments ➙ Financing Government These lessons include everything you need to "plug and play" these lessons. ➙ Digital Lesson ➙ Hard Copy Lesson ➙ PowerPoint Presentation ➙ Google Slides Presentation ➙ 5 Question Google Quiz that Grades Itself Follow You Will Love History: @youwilllovehistory ➙ YouTube ➙ Facebook ➙ Instagram ➙ Pinterest Click here to follow our TpT store See what we are doing and get tips from us on our website. You Will Love History Website Where distance learning is just a click away!

The American Government: Three Branches of the Federal Government Gr. 5-8 This exclusive resource has been designed to make the understanding of the structure and function of American government easier for students in grades 5-8. Key elements and roles within the legislative, executive, and judicial branches are made clear through this teaching tool. Understanding Different Types of Governments Differentiating between various types of governments such as constitutional monarchy, dictatorship, or representative democracy is made easier to help students identify where their nation fits within this spectrum. The Significance Of The U.S Constitution And Citizens' Rights This tool promotes an in-depth understanding of U.S Constitution's significance and the citizens' rights encapsulated by it. An interactive approach enables students to learn about fundamental democratic principles integral to every citizen’s civic life with tasks like making a list capturing primary ideas from each amendment in the Bill of Rights. Real World Applications – How Bills Transform into Laws A step-by-step exploration is provided for students on how bills transform into laws - developing comprehensive familiarity about governance processes. Note: This interactive learning tool can be used flexibly in various classroom settings - from whole group discussions to smaller breakout groups or designated homework assignments. Pedagogical Features: Packed with additional teaching aids like engaging writing tasks, mind-sharpening crossword puzzles and word searches along with comprehension quizzes complete with answer keys. All prepared adhering closely to Bloom's Taxonomy framework targeting achievement through best cultivation strategies aligned with prevalent State Standards. The material is accessible via PDF format for easy lesson planning, preferably for Social Studies subject curriculum geared towards enhancing students' understanding of the American government structure and functioning. American Government: Three Branches of the Federal Government Gr. 5-8

Product Description Break down the complicated system that is the American government to discover how it all works. Our resource explores the legislative, executive and judicial branches of the federal government to make it easier to understand. Learn what a government is, its roles, and why we need it. Recognize that there are several different kinds of government, like constitutional monarchy, dictatorship and representative democracy. Determine which kind of government embodies the United States. Find out the purpose of the Constitution and what rights citizens have within their government. Make a list of the main ideas for each of the amendments to the Bill of Rights. Move through the systems of government to discover how a bill becomes a law. Become the president and solve three problems your country is having. Aligned to your State Standards and written to Bloom's Taxonomy, additional writing tasks, crossword, word search, comprehension quiz and answer key are also included.

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This objective for the executive departments will help your students understand the roles of the executive departments. Students will get the opportunity to examine the history of the departments and how they became what they are today. Give your students everything they need to master this topic with this great pack of resources. Digital and Paper Copies Included! This "The Executive Departments" Distance Learning Pack includes: 1) 4 pages of engaging graphic organizers that help your students sort out all of the key concepts of the Executive Departments. Students will first research the departments, identifying the year it was established, its current secretary and its goals and functions. Next, students will analyze independent agencies and their role in government. Finally, students will analyze bureaucratic accountability and the measures that are put into place to make sure federal agencies are kept in check. This activity can be used in many different ways in the classroom. Students can work independently, in pairs or this activity can be used as a jigsaw in order to facilitate a class wide discussion about the topics discussed in the activity. Answer Key is included! This The Executive Departments Distance Learning Pack includes everything you need to "plug and play" this lesson. ➙ Digital Lesson ➙ Hard Copy Lesson ➙ PowerPoint Presentation ➙ Google Slides Presentation ➙ 5 Question Quiz You Will Love History on YouTube: Our YouTube Channel was created out of a necessity to TEACH our class. Every lesson is geared towards education, and was not created with a for profit mindset. Every objective that we have is designed to get students LEARNING. This totally FREE and extensive video library on YouTube is something you cant find anywhere else. Follow You Will Love History: @youwilllovehistory ➙ YouTube ➙ Facebook ➙ Instagram ➙ Pinterest Click here to follow our TpT store See what we are doing and get tips from us on our website. You Will Love History Website Where distance learning is just a click away!

This biography on Charles de Montesquieu focuses on his book Spirit of the Laws and his influence on American government. Montesquieu claimed that government should be divided into three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. These branches should be granted separate powers and, rather importantly, should be given the authority to oversee the other branches. The biography includes a series of questions based on the reading. In using this in my own class room, students are encouraged to: 1. Number the paragraphs 2. Read the biography 3. Highlight answers in the reading 4. Use complete sentences 5. Identify the paragraph where they find the answer. The answer key demonstrates these steps. Academic and content vocabulary words and definitions are included. For those seeking distance learning options, the biography can be readily converted to a digital activity using Google Slides. You might also consider a mini-unit I have uploaded on Theories of Government. This unit includes a PowerPoint and graphic organizer, biographies on the philosophers discussed (with the exception of Jean-Jacques Rousseau), and two types of assessments. Finally, you can purchase the biography as part of a general series I have posted on TpT: Biographies in American History OR Biographies in World History. Your feedback regarding this product is always appreciated. And feel free to browse my store for other products related to US History, World History, and Government. Look for Around the World in 180 Days on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. Should you have any questions, please email me at [email protected] or contact me via the Q&A section on TpT.

This Civics and Government Unit covers the 3 Branches of Government The Constitution & Bill of Rights The Presidential Cabinet Positions How a Bill becomes Law Civics Review (symbols, landmarks) Federal vs. State Governments and more! We are doing a Civics and Government Unit. I made this packet for the kids because I couldn’t find a homeschool unit that covered everything I wanted to include. Not only are we covering the...

This fantastic bundle on the Executive Branch is an amazing complete unit plan for Civics or American Government! Topics covered in this bundle include: An overview of the presidency Roles & responsibilities of the President Escape the Oval Office activity Cabinet departments & government bureaucracy The role of the Vice President Presidential policies and agendas Scandals from presidential history Executive Orders The Impeachment Process Plus a complete unit guide packet and more! Inside includes a directions page for the unit plus all of the resources perfectly organized by day throughout the unit. There's multiple activities for each day, including interactive notebook foldables, flipped classroom videos, a complete set of digital Google Drive pages, readings, PowerPoints with guided notes, and more! There is an excellent "Roller Coaster of the Presidency" project, several primary source analysis activities, Performance Assessment on the New Deal, and more great activities to make this unit a thorough overview of the Executive Branch. A detailed teacher directions file includes suggestions for each day of the unit along with links to relevant videos and online tools. For review, there is a full unit outline, Review Clue game, and links to several fun online games designed specifically for this unit! Note that this is unit 7 of my complete Civics and American Government curriculum. You can also find more American Government Units here on TpT! Thanks so much for stopping by! Please "Like" my page on Facebook for updates, giveaways, links and more!

This objective for the executive departments will help your students understand the roles of the executive departments. Students will get the opportunity to examine the history of the departments and how they became what they are today. Give your students everything they need to master this topic with this great pack of resources. Digital and Paper Copies Included! This "The Executive Departments" Distance Learning Pack includes: 1) 4 pages of engaging graphic organizers that help your students sort out all of the key concepts of the Executive Departments. Students will first research the departments, identifying the year it was established, its current secretary and its goals and functions. Next, students will analyze independent agencies and their role in government. Finally, students will analyze bureaucratic accountability and the measures that are put into place to make sure federal agencies are kept in check. This activity can be used in many different ways in the classroom. Students can work independently, in pairs or this activity can be used as a jigsaw in order to facilitate a class wide discussion about the topics discussed in the activity. Answer Key is included! This The Executive Departments Distance Learning Pack includes everything you need to "plug and play" this lesson. ➙ Digital Lesson ➙ Hard Copy Lesson ➙ PowerPoint Presentation ➙ Google Slides Presentation ➙ 5 Question Quiz You Will Love History on YouTube: Our YouTube Channel was created out of a necessity to TEACH our class. Every lesson is geared towards education, and was not created with a for profit mindset. Every objective that we have is designed to get students LEARNING. This totally FREE and extensive video library on YouTube is something you cant find anywhere else. Follow You Will Love History: @youwilllovehistory ➙ YouTube ➙ Facebook ➙ Instagram ➙ Pinterest Click here to follow our TpT store See what we are doing and get tips from us on our website. You Will Love History Website Where distance learning is just a click away!

Cornell, or two-column, notes are a great way to improve metacognition, as well as organizational skills. Notes include charts, graphs, photographs, primary sources, colored detail, vocabulary, and definitions, depending on the section. Check back frequently, as notes sections are added daily. My Cornell notes are perfect for in-class presentations and as handouts to be used to complete Venn diagrams or flow charts, and vary depending on the particular section. Look for Cornell notes sections covering World Religions, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Islamic Civilizations, Byzantine Empire, Mongol Empire, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Reformation, Scientific Revolution, Age of Explorations, Native Americans, French Revolution, Enlightenment, Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, World War One, World War Two, Cold War, Government, and more .... This product is also sold as part of the Government: State and Local Government Unit Bundle. Each bundle from High Altitude History saves you 30% off of the retail price! Check it out here: Government: State and Local Government Unit Bundle

An Invaluable Teaching Resource on American Government (Grades 5-8) Designed to simplify and clarify the intricate system that is the American Government, this resource focuses on the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of U.S. federal government. It serves as an instrumental tool for both public school educators and homeschoolers navigating grades 5 to 8. The Importance of Understanding Government This teaching material not only explains what a government is and its functions but also emphasizes its indispensable role in maintaining societal order. Furthermore, it introduces students to different types of governments worldwide - from constitutional monarchies and dictatorships to representative democracies. Highlights: Aids understanding of the type of government representation within the United States Elucidates core purpose of The Constitution Puts emphasis on citizens' rights within their governmental system Helps identifying main ideas denoted in The Bill of Rights' amendments A Journey Through Legislative Proceedings: Taking students through how bills transform into laws yields insights into an exciting process indeed! Imagine your class or child taking up presidential roles to solve hypothetical national issues! (Developed based on State Standards and Bloom's Taxonomy suggestions) In Addition: Critical thinking stimulated via engaging writing tasks. Learnt information reinforced with fun crossword puzzles & word searches. Included Assessment Measures: A Comprehensive comprehension quiz (answer key provided) for effortless student understanding assessment. This resource can be used for whole group or small group instructions, even as homework—making it a truly versatile tool suitable for any unique educational setting! Final Note: In discussing American Government for Grades 5-8, you are choosing an advantageous tool that both imparts relevant knowledge and captivates learner interest. Truly, your classroom or homeschool learning environment deserves this powerful socio-political resource! American Government Gr. 5-8

Are you looking for an easy and fun way to integrate social studies into your reading curriculum? This pack of reading comprehension passages is a perfect choice! These reading comprehension passages cover 9 US government topics. Each passage includes 2-3 questions to go along with the reading! Your students will read a nonfiction passage about a US government topic. Then, they will answer 2-3 questions based on the passage. The text is intended for K-2nd graders and can be read together as a class, in small groups, or independently! The best part? This resource is no prep! Just print & go! Topics Included: Executive Branch Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Checks and balances How laws are made The Constitution The Bill of Rights Election Taxes There are so many ways to use this resource! Here are just a few: Centers Small-Group Instruction Bell Ringers Early Finishers Homeworks ___________________________________ TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This is AWESOME to use to learn about government, especially for 2nd graders. I love having this as A LOT of supplements to the unit. Thanks for sharing! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I love this packet, because government is really tricky to understand. I believe my students understood each concept because of these passages. Thanks :) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great resource for my special education students and our unit on the three branches of government! Great layout and has the important key points for each branch! This US government reading comprehension resource is engaging and interactive! Grab your copy today!

Encourage application of government concepts with State and Local Government . This study outline prompts your child to identify state executive officers, state legislature, state courts, local government, and state history. Complete with writing suggestions and research tips, this guide will give your child an in-depth study of his state and local government.

Are you looking for a fun activity for day 1 to act as an introduction to an American Government course? This product includes websites and links to guide students through an introduction to the origins of government, political philosophers, the legislative, judicial, and executive branches, and political parties. This product is designed to be used for distance learning, enrichment, printout, or for computer access in the classroom. It includes a longer and shorter version of the Google Slides Version, or printout. Included are the following: PDF version of the assignment (worksheet and digital) Student assignment in Google Slides Editable option for teachers (Google Slides) Answer key (Google Slides) Topics Included: Origins of Government Political Philosophers Executive Branch Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Political Parties

The American Government: What Is Government? Gr. 5-8 The American Government: What Is Government? Gr. 5-8 is a teaching resource that takes educators and students on an insightful journey into the intricate systems of the American government, breaking it down to make it comprehensible for grades 5 through 8. Understanding Fundamentals Beginning with what a government truly is, its key roles, and why we need one, this resource explores various forms of governance such as constitutional monarchy, dictatorship and representative democracy. It plays an instrumental role in assisting educators convey these concepts effectively by encouraging students to explore which kind of governance is represented by the United States. Focusing on The Constitution A distinguished feature part of this resource is its emphasis on the #importance# of The Constitution in our daily lives. This versatile teaching tool sheds light explicitly upon its purpose as well as what rights citizens encapsulate within their governments according to this sacred document. To enhance comprehension levels amongst pupils, learners are nudged towards outlining key ideas in connection with each amendment included within The Bill of Rights. This indispensable guide might possibly pave way for your students gaining understanding related to how systems operating within our governance function at their most basic level - from how a bill transforms into law till reaching higher-level processes entailing deep thought processes and decision-making capabilities while simulating presidential roles tasked with hypothetical national issues solution formulation. Versatility In Learning Approaches And Tools Provided This material proves ideal not only for whole-class instructions but also small-group work or homework assignments based off sections; therefore offering flexibility for instructors to adapt according their classroom necessities. Alongside all-inclusive lesson plans focusing upon social studies—specifically government—the package is rife with supportive extras that foster enriched learning experiences such as: Writing tasks crafted in alignment with Bloom's Taxonomy standards An engaging crossword puzzle Word search activities that further clarify concepts Comprehension quizzes In addition to these, the package includes correspondingly useful solutions within an answer key; all of which are visually appealingly encased within a PDF. A Comprehensive Teaching Resource For Grades 5 - 8 accounting State Standards Compatibility This dynamic teaching resource seamlessly meshes state standards while catering to Grades 5 through 8. Consequently, this product proves invaluable when it comes to enlightening young minds about 'What Is Government?’. American Government: What Is Government? Gr. 5-8

Dive into the world of American civics with our "USA Government Jeoparty Game." Perfect for classrooms, family game nights, or anyone looking to brush up on their knowledge of the U.S. government. This engaging and educational game features six exciting categories: Presidents: Test your knowledge of the leaders who have shaped the nation. Government Branches: Learn about the distinct functions of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. Federal Agency Acronyms: Decode the acronyms of important federal agencies Government Symbols: Identify and understand the symbols that represent the United States. Federal or State Responsibilities: Distinguish between federal and state powers and responsibilities. Fill in the Blank: Challenge yourself with key excerpts from the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Each question is designed to be informative and fun, making learning about the U.S. government an interactive experience. Ideal for students, educators, trivia enthusiasts, and anyone interested in American history and governance. Enhance your knowledge, stimulate discussion, and enjoy hours of educational entertainment with this comprehensive Jeopardy-style game. Included in this package are both PowerPoint and Google Slides versions, making it easy to use in various settings and accessible on different devices. Whether you're presenting in a classroom or playing at home, our game is designed for ease of use and maximum engagement. Get ready to learn and have fun with our US Government Jeopardy Game! Purchase includes: -Pdf with basic instructions how to play -Powerpoint version of the game -Pdf with link to Googleslides version of the game -Pdf answer key If you'd like to see an example of how this game would play out check out my youtube video showing tips and a quick example of how to play! https://youtu.be/rAnSfC1erwA?feature=shared #EducationalGames #learninggames #HomeschoolResources #ClassroomActivities #LearningTools #JeopardyGame #homeschool game #HomeschoolCurriculum #TeachingAids #FamilyGameNight #usgovernment #usa Original Template is made by slidescarnival.com

If I Were President Project This NO PREP project will engage students in creative thinking and applying their learning. Perfect for an end of unit assessment on the executive branch. Student instructions, planning sheet and grading rubric will save you time. If using the BJU American Government curriculum this fits nicely at the conclusion of chapter 12. Any social studies teacher can use this to assess students' knowledge of the functions of the president. ELA classrooms can also use this assessment for research and informative writing.  Goals: Students will be able to demonstrate understanding of the executive functions by describing how they would serve as President of the United States.  Included: If I Were President Student Instructions If I Were President Student Planning Sheet If I Were President Grading Rubric

Want to engage students in higher order thinking about the Executive Branch vocabulary in AP Government? Looking for additional materials to add to students' review materials for the AP Government exam? This vocabulary assignment offers matching, categorizing, and critical analysis of the vocabulary terms based on the structure of Blooms Taxonomy. This is a great review activity. Great way to assess students' levels of connections between key concepts. This is a great assignment to leave for a sub. Great assignment to conclude your Executive Branch unit. This vocabulary activity uses the vocabulary terms from Waples, American Government: Stories of a Nation.

This activity on Roles of the President is perfect for a Civics or American Government class on the Executive Branch! The download includes a PowerPoint overview of the 7 key roles of the President, plus guided notes and graphic organizer pages, and a "Flipped Classroom" video version of the entire presentation! The lesson covers these 7 roles that each American President fulfills: Chief of State Chief Executive Chief Diplomat Commander-In-Chief Chief Legislator Party Chief Chief Guardian of the Economy Examples of each role are provided along with pictures of various Presidents engaged in them from throughout US History. A Google Slides version of the entire presentation is also included for your convenience. This resource is also part of my Executive Branch Unit Bundle for American Government. You can find more of my Flipped Classroom resources here! Each includes a PowerPoint, guided notes pages, and a fully-narrated video.

Are you looking for a webquest that focuses on the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government. Do you want your students to learn about the three branches of government for a high school American Government class? Do you want ready made resources to send home to your students as digital activities for distance learning, or face to face materials for the classroom? Then this is the product for you! This product includes a webquest that will help your students interact with websites to apply what they have learned in their American Government class. They are broken into parts so you can assign on different days or separate and assign only a portion of the assignment. It is essentially multiple assignments in one package! Included are the following: Printable Worksheet Answer Key (Google Docs and Google Slides) Link to a Fillable Google Slides Document so that your students can work on this product as a distance learning assignment. Topics Included: Executive Legislative Judicial

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Judicial Branch of Government includes 30 (15 color, 15 black and white outline) illustrations relating to the role of the courts within the United States. (Executive Branch clip art set will be upcoming) Semi-realistic style clip-art. Files are high resolution PNG format with transparent background. Includes • case file • lawyer 1 / prosecutor • lawyer 2 / defense counsel • client 1 / defendant • client 2 / plaintiff • US Constitution • gavel • judge standing • judge presiding • judge writing • jury • jury summons • law book • scales of justice • Supreme Court building For personal or commercial use.See Terms of Use (included in download) Illustration Station on Facebook Illustration Station on Pinterest You might also like: • Legislative Branch Clip Art • U.S. Election / Voting Clip Art • Americana Design Elements Click the green "Follow" button to be the first to hear about freebies, sales and new products!

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This Bingo game is a great way to review key terms and concepts relating to the Executive Branch (including the bureaucracy) of U.S. Government. The game comes with a set of 30 student bingo cards, 37 calling cards (containing a clue for each term), and a directions page for successful implementation in your classroom. If you have more than 30 students, they can easily pair up and play the game collaboratively. The calling card set also contains a page of blank cards in case you would like to adjust any of the definitions/clues to fit your curriculum. This is a great way to review key terms and concepts before a test or vocab quiz and students have a great time with it! Please note: The elements of this game come in PDF format. If you are interested, this game is also available in a BUNDLE for about 20% off. The bundle includes three Bingo games featuring the three branches of U.S. Government. Just click here! Government Bingo Games Mini—Bundle: The 3 Branches of Government. You may also enjoy these Jeopardy-style U.S. Government review games: Unit 1 Review Game: Constitution and Federalism Unit 2 Review Game: Elections, Parties, SIGs, Voting Unit 3 Review Game: Legislative Branch Unit 4 Review Game: Executive Branch Unit 5 Review Game: Judicial Branch (including Civil Rights and Liberties) Government Final Review Game Government Review Game BUNDLE-6 Games Earn credits for your valuable feedback! After you purchase a product, return to your “My Purchases” page and provide feedback on this product. You’ll earn credits, which will give you discounts on your future TPT purchases. Your positive feedback is always appreciated! Follow Me Visit my store and click on the green star to follow me and receive product updates: Holly's Social Studies Store. You can also follow me on Pinterest by clicking here.

This packet is on the Executive Branch and includes 27 pages of worksheets, two word searches, jumbles, fill-in-the-blanks, and writing assignments. Good for distance learning! (This is what I'm sending home to my American Government-Civics students) ************************************************************ Teaching duration for this packet is estimated at two weeks, assuming a 90 minute Social Studies block each day. My classes only have American Government twice a week and it takes me over a month to finish all of this material. ************************************************************ The resources are designed to be easily understandable to students new to Civics, but also challenging enough to students who may already have some background knowledge. ************************************************************ I use these worksheets in my American Government course and the kids generally have a really good time and are intrigued by the concepts introduced. The Following Topics are Covered: 1.President 2.President's Cabinet 3.Department of Justice 4.FBI, DEA, ATF 5.State Department 6.Executive Office of the President 7.Office of Management and Budget 8.Department of Defense Thank you! Answer keys included. Feedback and ratings are always appreciated!

This engaging lesson plan on Executive Orders and the Powers of the President is great to use for a unit on the Executive Branch in Civics or American Government! The download includes a lesson plan with step-by-step instructions on how to use each activity plus video links, and Google Doc versions of each resource! First is a secondary source introductory reading on Executive Orders, what they are, how they work, and the history of them through the American Presidency. A set of analysis questions for this is included for students to answer. Next, students analyze 5 primary source examples of well-known Executive Orders from American History from Roosevelt through Donald Trump (Executive Orders: 9066, 9981, 11111, 13228, and 13769). This can be done as stations, in groups, individually, or digitally through the included Google Doc version. An answer key is included for your convenience. Finally, students complete a reflection activity on Executive Orders and whether or not they give the president too much law-making power. The entire lesson plan can also be downloaded with many others as part of my Executive Branch Unit Bundle Thanks so much for looking! You can "Like" my page on Facebook for updates, giveaways, links and more! Thanks!

Executive Branch of Government includes 20 (10 color, 10 black and white outline) illustrations relating to the role and duties of the United States president. Semi-realistic style clip-art. Files are high resolution PNG format with transparent background. Includes • Air Force One • bill signing • cabinet meeting • judge* • meeting with foreign leader • president saluting military • executive pardon • state of the union address • veto stamped • White House * also included in Judicial Branch Clip Art For personal or commercial use.See Terms of Use (included in download) Illustration Station on Facebook Illustration Station on Pinterest You might also like: • Legislative Branch Clip Art • U.S. Election / Voting Clip Art • Judicial Branch Clip Art Click the green "Follow" button to be the first to hear about freebies, sales and new products!

These 4 great webquests go over the 3 branches of government and the Executive Cabinet. Save money and buy the collection! The four webquests can be viewed and purchased individually below: The Executive Branch Webquest The Executive Cabinet Webquest The Legislative Branch Webquest The Judicial Branch Webquest All of my government lesson plans are in the following collection: Government and Civics Collection Individual Government Lesson Plans: Government Webquests The Legislative Branch Webquest Judicial Branch Webquest The Executive Branch Webquest The Cabinet of the United States Webquest Watergate Webquest Presidents Webquest: Washington to Biden Barack Obama Biographical Timeline Webquest Hillary Clinton Webquest Donald Trump Webquest Kamala Harris Webquest Joe Biden Webquest Constitution and Amendments Webquests/Worksheets Introduction to the Constitution Introduction to the Bill of Rights First Amendment Second Amendment Third Amendment Fourth Amendment Fifth Amendment Sixth Amendment Seventh Amendment Eighth Amendment Ninth Amendment Tenth Amendment Thirteenth Amendment Internet Worksheet Fourteenth Amendment Internet Worksheet Fifteenth Amendment Internet Worksheet Nineteenth Amendment Internet Worksheet Secondary and Primary Source Worksheets Common Latin Terms and Phrases in American Government Watergate and Nixon Primary Sources Short Video Government Worksheets Constitutional Convention in Three Minutes Video Worksheet Amending the US Constitution in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Creation of the Bill of Rights in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Bill of Rights in Three Minutes Video Worksheet How Power is Divided in the US Government in Three Minutes Video Worksheet Executive Orders in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Impeachment in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Supreme Court Appointments in Four Minutes Video Worksheet How Cases Get to the Supreme Court in Five Minutes Video Worksheet Trial by Jury Four Minutes Video Worksheet George Washington and the First Election in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Voting Rights in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Electoral College in Five Minutes Video Worksheet What Happens When the Race for President Ends in a Tie Video Worksheet Gerrymandering and its Impact on Elections in Four Minutes Video Worksheet Nixon, Watergate, and More in Five Minutes Video Worksheet Other Government and History Collections Election 2020: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris Webquest Bundle Constitution and Bill of Rights Webquest Pack The Branches of Government Webquest Collection United States Government in 4 Minutes Video Worksheet Collection Reconstruction Amendments: (13th, 14th, 15th) Internet Worksheet Collection Watergate Lesson Plan Collection American History and United States Geography Collection (History Wizard) American History, World History, and Geography Collection (History Wizard) Visit my Facebook Page and "like me" to receive updates and free lesson plans. Thanks, The History Wizard

This objective for the Federal Bureaucracy will help your students understand the ways in which the the Federal Bureaucracy works. Students will get the opportunity to examine the history of the Federal Bureaucracy and how it became what it is today. Give your students everything they need to master this topic with this great pack of resources. Digital and Paper Copies Included! This "The Federal Bureaucracy" Distance Learning Pack includes: 1) 3 pages of engaging graphic organizers that help your students sort out all of the key concepts of the Federal Bureaucracy. Students will first examine what bureaucrats do and how they get their jobs. Next, students will analyze the history of the spoils system and why it was eliminated from government. They will identify key pieces of legislation and describe what they were meant to do. Students will then examine civil service today and see what life is like for a Federal Bureaucrat. This activity can be used in many different ways in the classroom. Students can work independently, in pairs or this activity can be used as a jigsaw in order to facilitate a class wide discussion about the topics discussed in the activity. Answer Key is included! This The Federal Bureaucracy Distance Learning Pack includes everything you need to "plug and play" this lesson. ➙ Digital Lesson ➙ Hard Copy Lesson ➙ PowerPoint Presentation ➙ Google Slides Presentation ➙ 5 Question Quiz You Will Love History on YouTube: Our YouTube Channel was created out of a necessity to TEACH our class. Every lesson is geared towards education, and was not created with a for profit mindset. Every objective that we have is designed to get students LEARNING. This totally FREE and extensive video library on YouTube is something you cant find anywhere else. Follow You Will Love History: @youwilllovehistory ➙ YouTube ➙ Facebook ➙ Instagram ➙ Pinterest Click here to follow our TpT store See what we are doing and get tips from us on our website. You Will Love History Website Where distance learning is just a click away!

This bundle contains everything you need to teach the U.S. Government: Executive Branch on the elementary level. It meets the following Georgia Second Grade Social Studies GSE's: SS2CG1: Define the concept of government and the need for rules and laws. SS2CG2: Identify the following elected officials in the executive branch and where they work: President, Governor, and Mayor (This resource has been updated to include President Biden and Georgia Governor Kemp.) Click here to save 30%. This resource includes the following: 1-6 page student tab booklet in blackline 1-6 page teacher tab booklet in color with answers in red 1-6 page center copy (great for centers) 21 Word Wall Cards 12 Mini-posters (4.5x5.5) 1 Large Poster (8.5x11) 1 Foldable Executive Branch Tri-fold (Fill in the Blanks) *Updated poster and foldable include public domain photos of Joseph Biden and Kamala Harris. *Permission is granted by Classroom "Panda"-monium to enlarge posters.* These tab booklets use rounded tabs which are easy to cut for young learners and makes finding the page even easier. Students that have difficulty cutting can just cut out the rectangle without the tab. Vocabulary and font size are perfect for early elementary children in grades first and second. (See preview for more details.) *************************************************************************** Need more materials, click on the link below: Economics: Money in the Bank Bundle For Georgia Second Grade American Heroes Bundles, click on the links below. Martin Luther King Bundle Jackie Robinson Bundle Jimmy Carter Bundle Founding of Georgia Bundle For Georgia Second Grade Tab Booklets, click the links below. Jackie Robinson Tab Booklet Martin Luther King Tab Booklet Jimmy Carter Tab Booklet Sequoyah Tab Booklet James Oglethorpe Tab Booklet Mary Musgrove Tab Booklet Tomochichi Tab Booklet *************************************************************************** Thank you for stopping by my store: Classroom "Panda"-monium. *************************************************************************** Informational Tab Booklets are great to use during balanced literacy block, supplement novel studies, perfect for enrichment, and easy to use for those early finishers. Just place Xeroxed copies in a folder labeled with the topic. Place folders in a crate somewhere in the room. As students finish work, they may select a booklet to work on. Once they finish the booklet, turn into teacher to be graded. Or laminate the teacher key, and have students grade on their own. Imagine all the new facts your students will pick up in one year from these nonfiction tab booklets. *************************************************************************** Did You Know: By providing feedback, you can get TPT credits to lower your cost of future products. Just log-in and go to your "My Purchases" page. Click provide feedback button next to the item your purchased. Leave a positive feedback and receive credits for future purchases. Plus, it helps me know exactly what you like about the product. Interested in being the first to know about sales, freebies, and new products. Click the green star at the top of my page near the store logo and become a follower. You'll receive e-mail updates about this store.

Legislative Branch of Government includes 22 (11 color, 11 black and white outline) illustrations relating to the powers and duties of Congress including House of Representatives and the Senate. (Executive Branch clip art set will be upcoming) Semi-realistic style clipart. Files are high resolution PNG format with transparent background. Includes • budget pie chart • Capitol building • congressional bill • lobbyist shaking hands with congressman / senator • speaker presenting chart • money representing power to levy taxes • congresswoman speaker of the house with gavel • tank representing power to declare war • person offering testimony (can represent nominee / witness) • town hall meeting with congressman and constituents • Unites States map For personal or commercial use.See Terms of Use (included in download) Illustration Station on Facebook Illustration Station on Pinterest You might also like: • U.S. Election / Voting Clip Art • Judicial Branch of Government Clip Art • American Revolution Clip Art Bundle Click the green "Follow" button to be the first to hear about freebies, sales and new products!

This game includes 36 cards for your students to play 'I Have, Who Has?' with terms and concepts on American Government. Terms include: Executive Branch Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Roles of the Branches Senate and House of Representatives Number in Senate and house Constitution Tax Amendment Bill of Rights Defining all 10 Bill of Rights Democracy Checks and balances Veto Jury Cabinet Bill Citizen Appoint Justices Impeach Government