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Teaching Resources



Worksheets

Theme: United States

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  • Dear Mr. President
    Description:
          Encourage your students to voice their opinions to the President with this reproducible letter-writing activity.

  • A Trip to New Orleans
    Description:
          A map-reading reproducible highlighting the French Quarter

  • The Immigration Debate
    Description:
          Use this graphic organizer to help guide your students' reading on the immigration debate in the U.S.

  • Test Your U.S. History I.Q.
    Description:
          Challenge your students to show what they know about U.S. history and government.

  • Making a Cartoon Connection
    Description:
          Give your students practice analyzing a cartoon with this reproducible.

  • A Peaceful Leader
    Description:
          Give your students practice reading a timeline with this reproducible time line of important events in the life of Martin Luther King Jr.

  • Iraq and the United States
    Description:
          Give your students practice reading a time line with this reproducible time line of key events in U.S.-Iraqi relations.

  • Mind Your Money
    Description:
          Challenge your students to analyze a weekly budget and make suggestions about how to save money.

  • Tell It to Congress
    Description:
          Use this letter-writing activity to have your students express their views on child labor to Congress.

  • Who's in Charge? Executive Branch
    Description:
          Find out who belongs to the Executive branch, what it does, and why it does it

  • Members of the President's Cabinet
    Description:
          Identify the role of each cabinet member and how they might be involved with responding to the Sept. 11 tragedy

  • Native Americans Census Map
    Description:
          Read a map to identify Native American populations and answer questions based on the map

  • Honor the 9/11 Anniversary: A Resource for Teachers
    Description:
          See what TFK teachers are doing to commemorate the event and enhance their civics curriculum. Plus, reference an age-appropriate book list

  • Words of a Nation
    Description:
          Read what famous Americans have said about freedom and then answer questions based on the quotations

  • Know Your Rights
    Description:
          Use this graphic organizer to learn more about the Bill of Rights

  • Military Powers
    Description:
          Read passages from the Constitution and explore military powers

  • Times of Change
    Description:
          Use the given photo and graph to answer questions about the Great Depression

  • American Indians in the U.S.
    Description:
          Study a map showing how many people of American-Indian heritage live in each state and then answer questions

  • Military Powers
    Description:
          Read passages from the Constitution and explore military powers

  • Gearing Up
    Description:
          Learn about the supplies and equipment Lewis and Clark used

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