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Crash Course: Government and Politics #6: Congressional Elections Worksheet
Life Studies, Business, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
The Congressional Elections Worksheet provides educators with a video guide to facilitate student understanding of the dynamics involved in United States congressional elections. Accompanying a Crash Course Government and Politics video on congressional elections, this printable 2-page worksheet includes 15 critical thinking questions aligned with key concepts covered in the video. Students will gain insight into how congressional elections work, from campaigning to getting elected, as they watch the video and thoughtfully respond to comprehension questions. Useful for both in-class instruction and remote learning, this versatile resource offers an engaging way for civics, government, and social studies teachers to introduce a congressional elections unit or facilitate meaningful discussion. With an answer key included for self-directed learning, it can also be utilized for homework or independent review.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Congress, Elections, Worksheet, Civics, Government
Crash Course: Government and Politics #5: Constitutional Compromises Worksheet
Life Studies, Business, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Engaging Crash Course Government Video Guide on Constitutional Compromises\nThis 2-page video guide accompanies the Crash Course Government and Politics series episode on Constitutional Compromises. Students answer 15 critical thinking questions while learning key civics concepts like federalists vs anti-federalists, the Virginia Plan, New Jersey Plan, Connecticut Compromise, Three-Fifths Compromise, and the creation of the Bill of Rights. Compatible with Google Classroom, the guide walks learners through the fast-paced Crash Course video, stopping to check for understanding. The zip file includes the 2-page student handout and answer key. This versatile resource works for whole-class instruction, small groups, or independent learning.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Crash Course, Video Guide, Constitutional Compromises, Civics
Crash Course: Government and Politics #4: Federalism Worksheet
Life Studies, Business, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
The Crash Course: Government and Politics #4: Federalism Worksheet provides educators with a ready-to-use video guide to facilitate student learning on federalism. Students complete a 15-question Google Classroom compatible worksheet as they watch the fourth episode in Crash Course's acclaimed Government video series. The worksheet and answer key cover key concepts like levels of government, the role of federal, state and local governments, types of federalism, and the evolution of federalism in the US. This concise and informative teaching resource is suitable for introducing or reviewing the complex topic of federalism. It can be used for whole-class instruction, small groups, homework, or sub plans in social studies, civics, and government courses for grades 7-12.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Federalism, Government, Worksheet, Video
Crash Course: Government and Politics #3: Separation of Powers Worksheet
Life Studies, Business, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Introducing a concise worksheet to accompany Crash Course Government and Politics' video on separation of powers. This 2-page handout walks students through the key responsibilities and checks and balances for the three branches of US government - executive, legislative, and judicial. With 15 fill-in-the-blank and short answer questions timed to the events of the video, educators can use this worksheet to guide students through the content or as an assessment after viewing. Applicable for civics, government, history, and social studies classes in middle school through high school, this worksheet summarizes must-know constitutional concepts around the balance of power. Presented in an engaging quiz format, it checks comprehension on the branches' duties, the system of checks and balances, and the constitutional framework of American democracy.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Separation Powers, Checks Balances, Three Branches, Executive Legislative Judicial, Responsibilities, Summary, Comprehension
Crash Course: Government and Politics #2: The Bicameral Congress Worksheet
Life Studies, Business, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
The Crash Course Government and Politics Bicameral Congress Worksheet accompanies the popular Crash Course video that provides an in-depth look at the United States Congress. Students will learn key concepts covered in the fast-paced video, including the requirements and responsibilities of the House and Senate, how Congress deals with representation, and more. The informative video aligned worksheet walks students through Article 1 of the Constitution and the powers of this vital branch of government. With space to take notes and answer reflection questions, this supplement encourages critical thinking. Teachers can use the engaging worksheet and video to introduce a civics unit or as a substitute lesson plan. The accompanying answer key allows for student self-assessment. This versatile resource saves teachers valuable prep time while enhancing social studies instruction.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Crash Course, Video Guide, Congress, Civics, Social Studies
Crash Course: Government and Politics #1: Introduction Worksheet
Life Studies, Business, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
Introducing a concise worksheet to accompany Crash Course Government and Politics' first video on the introduction to American government. Perfect for secondary educators, this printable handout engages students on the key concepts from the fast-paced Crash Course series. Walk through defining government and citizenship, the purpose and study of civics, plus debates over the role of governance. Contains a link to the YouTube video, comprehension questions, and an answer key. Usable for whole-class discussion, individual work, or as homework. This supplemental resource assists teachers in kicking off a unit on government or makes for easy substitution plans. Priced affordably for tight budgets. EngagingCrashCourse content presented in a teacher-friendly format for middle and high school classrooms.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Government, Crash Course, Worksheet, Civics, Curriculum, Lessons
My Mount Rushmore (Inquiry Education Project)
Social Studies, History, History: USA, Geography, Research, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Activities, Projects
My Mount Rushmore is an engaging inquiry-based project where students select the four U.S. presidents they believe are most deserving of being carved into Mount Rushmore. Students research lesser-known presidents and debate who has left the biggest impact and legacy. The project includes an instruction guide, research resources about American presidents, a class Google Form to collect votes, and a Mount Rushmore graphic for students to illustrate their picks. This versatile project works well as an in-depth research activity or a lighthearted debate to fill time during testing seasons. It also serves as an excellent recap project for civics and history classes by connecting curriculum back to the Oval Office. My Mount Rushmore provides flexible materials for individuals, small groups, or entire classes to research, discuss, and reimagine an American landmark.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Research Project, Inquiry Project, Debate Project, Mount Rushmore Project, American History Project, American Presidents Project, Social Studies Project
Redesigning a Social Institution (A Student Inquiry Project w/ Class Slides)
Social Studies, History, Sociology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Presentations, Teacher Tools
Redesigning a Social Institution is an inquiry-based project that challenges students to reimagine and redesign a major social institution. This zip file resource includes a visually engaging slideshow that defines social institutions, explains their purpose and development, and provides common examples. Also included are student notes, detailed project instructions, and a scoring rubric. Students are guided through an inquiry process where they identify flaws in an institution, research alternatives, ideate solutions, and propose a redesign. This thought-provoking project empowers students to apply critical thinking skills as they evaluate and reconstruct vital structures of society. Applicable across middle and high school grade levels, it can be implemented as an individual, small group, or whole class activity.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Inquiry-based, Project-based, Critical Thinking, Social Institutions, Redesign
Extreme Deviance: Serial Killers (Class slides, guided notes, and project)
Social Studies, History, Law, Sociology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Presentations, Teacher Tools
Extreme Deviance: Serial Killers covers the sociology and criminology surrounding serial killers. The resource examines the context and classifications of criminal deviance, specifically looking at serial killers. Organized into Google slides , it includes an introductory overview of extreme deviant behavior and serial murderers. Additional materials provide a guided notes handout for students to follow along and comprehend key concepts. A substantive research project has students select, analyze and categorize an infamous serial killer. Applicable for both secondary classroom use or homeschool units on deviance, crime, and psychology, the materials integrate well with digital platforms. Written for grades 7-12, the resource offers educators meaningful discussion, assignments, and critical analysis of the disturbing yet intriguing topic.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Deviance, Criminology, Psychology, Sociology, Serial Killers
28th* Amendment Project (Inquiry learning project assignment and slides)
Social Studies, History, History: USA, Government, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Presentations, Teacher Tools
The 28th Amendment Project guides students through creating their own constitutional amendment as an inquiry-based learning activity. Students take on the role of lawmakers and draft a new amendment to address a modern-day issue. This creative project leads students through anticipating opposition, problem-solving current events, and innovating solutions within the legal system. Pairs well with the 27 Amendments slides and notes to provide context of the amendment process. This versatile project works for individual, small group, or whole class learning in social studies and government courses for grades 7-12. With teacher slides, a student project guide, and a grading rubric, educators have all the materials needed to engage students in an authentic citizenship experience. Rather than just studying history, students get hands-on practice with the legal amendment process.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Constitution, Government, Law, Project, Amendment
Federalists and Antifederalists (Slides, Worksheets, Videos, Debate Activity)
Social Studies, History, History: USA, Government, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Designed to Help Students Differentiate Federalists and Anti-Federalists\nThis teaching resource walks students through key differences between Federalists and Anti-Federalists during the writing of the U.S. Constitution. It includes 30 informative slides explaining the context behind the U.S. Constitution, including the Articles of Confederation, Constitutional Conflict, and the Federalist Papers. To supplement the presentation , 2 student worksheets, 2 answer keys, embedded videos, and a debate activity provide opportunities for students to apply their learning. Teachers can utilize the full package or individual components to teach a unit on the Constitutional Convention across various instructional settings like whole group, small group, independent practice, or homework. The materials aim to support student understanding of the opposing viewpoints that shaped the creation of the U.S. government.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Federalists, Anti-federalists, Constitution, Government, Debate
Sociology: Deviance and Social Desirability (Slides, Activity, and Worksheets)
Social Studies, History, Law, Sociology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Sociology: Deviance and Social Desirability covers key topics related to deviant behavior and societal reactions. This teaching resource explains concepts like folkways, mores, taboos, laws, and sanctions. It also explores theories on crime causation such as deterrence, social disorganization, and broken windows policing. Two engaging activities are included to help students critically examine their own biases and assumptions about deviance. In the adoption placement activity , students consider ten families with varying levels of "deviance" as options for placing a child. The famous Saints and Roughnecks study compares reactions to similar behaviors in groups from different socioeconomic backgrounds. With 33 pages of informative slides, handouts, and detailed activity instructions, this sociology resource enables dynamic discussions about the complex relationship between deviance and social norms.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Deviance, Norms, Crime, Theories, Activities
Build Your Business (Inquiry Entrepreneurship Project)
Life Studies, Business, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Projects, Activities
Build Your Business guides students through starting their own business as an engaging entrepreneurship project. This resource equips educators with a comprehensive slideshow presentation and accompanying student workbook for an immersive entrepreneurship unit. Students brainstorm business ideas, conduct market research on potential competitors and industry trends, and craft business plans utilizing tools like the Business Model Canvas. Additional key topics covered include developing a minimum viable product, designing logos and slogans, SWOT analysis, and early advertising. With 30+ total pages, this turnkey product saves teachers valuable prep time. Students will enjoy tapping into their creativity as they bring their innovative business ideas to life. This versatile project facilitates collaboration in small groups or independent work.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Entrepreneurship, Business, Project, Creative, Innovative
Language Development (Slides and worksheets on stages of language development)
Special Resources, Speech Therapy, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Language Development Resource Pack covers the major milestones of language acquisition. The pack includes a presentation with 23 informative slides explaining the building blocks of language such as phonemes, morphemes, grammar structures and more. Students will learn about the progression from reflexive communication to first words to complex sentences. The presentation explores important concepts like the language acquisition sensitivity period and bilingual language development. To reinforce student understanding, the product includes follow-along student notes matching the content on the slides. An additional worksheet based on a Crash Course Psychology video gives students further opportunity to apply their knowledge about the key aspects and stages of language development. This versatile resource can be used by speech therapists or teachers in whole class or small group settings.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Language Acquisition, Child Language, Linguistics, Speech Therapy, Language Milestones
Psychological Disorders (Class slides, notes assignment, research project)
Social Studies, History, Sociology, Research, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Activities
This three-part psychological disorders unit engages students to understand mental health issues. The complete slide deck defines major psychological disorders using the DSM while addressing common myths and reducing stigma. A google-compatible follow-along notes assignment allows students to actively process content on the mental health continuum, diagnoses, and well-known illnesses. Finally, through an independent research project, learners can explore a disorder more deeply to further their own or peer knowledge. Implemented together or individually, these resources aimed at grade 7-12 provide educators the materials to teach a comprehensive unit so students gain awareness and compassion around psychological disorders.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Psychological Disorders, Mental Health, DSM, Myths, Stigma, Research Project
The Science of Happiness (Slides, Videos, Student Note Sheet)
Social Studies, History, Psychology, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Presentations
The Science of Happiness slides explore differing conceptions of what it means to live "the good life." This 30-page teaching resource guides students to analyze theories of happiness put forth by philosophers like Aristotle and modern psychologists like Martin Seligman. Engaging slides pose thought-provoking questions about hedonism, desire fulfillment, life satisfaction, and more. Relevant videos are embedded to bring concepts to life. A student note sheet allows learners to record big ideas as they move through the slides . Teachers can use this flexible resource for whole-class instruction to spur discussion or for independent learning. This science of happiness slides teach what leading thinkers believe constitutes happiness while prompting students to form their own positions.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Science Happiness, Good Life, Happiness Theories, Life Satisfaction, Student Engagement
Financial Literacy Unit: Grow (Investing, Retirement, and Growth)
Life Studies, Finance, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Helping high school students build financial literacy is crucial as they prepare to enter adulthood. The Grow financial literacy unit focuses on investing, retirement planning, and asset growth to equip students with lifelong money management skills. This 30-page teaching package includes engaging presentation slides explaining key topics like stocks, mutual funds, diversification, and retirement accounts. An accompanying student packet allows learners to follow along and apply concepts. The highlight is an investing simulation activity where students invest a hypothetical $100,000 portfolio. This game brings investing to life in a risk-free environment. Whether used in economics, business , math, or advisory classes, the Grow unit's practical lessons aim to boost financial knowledge. The materials are designed to be versatile for whole-group discussion or independent study.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Investing, Retirement, Financial Literacy, Economics, Business, Math
Financial Literacy Unit: Saving (Banking and Budgeting)
Life Studies, Finance, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Teaching Financial Literacy: Saving and Budgeting provides educators with engaging materials to equip students with personal finance skills. This 30-page unit begins by explaining key banking concepts like financial institutions, account types, credit, and debit. It then outlines budgeting fundamentals using the 50/30/20 framework to categorize expenses. Through informative slides, guided worksheets, and an interactive build-a-budget activity , students learn how to be responsible savers and intentional spenders. Whether preparing them for college or post-graduation life, this practical unit empowers teens to make smart money decisions. Implement it in math, business, economics, or life skills classes to foster financial capability. The clear explanations and variety of activities cater to different learning styles with the goal of setting up students for financial success.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Saving, Budgeting, Banking, Expenses, Personal Finance
Financial Literacy Unit: Protect (Savings, Emergency Funds, Insurance)
Life Studies, Finance, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Teach Your Students Financial Literacy with Protect\nThis financial literacy unit titled "Protect" equips students with knowledge to safeguard their finances as they transition to adulthood. Comprised of presentations, worksheets, and discussion questions, it explains key topics like savings strategies, establishing an emergency fund, health insurance basics, car insurance basics, and more. Students journey through deductibles, co-pays, out-of-pocket maximums, liability coverage, and how to select the right healthcare plan. The content reviews insurance terminology and how to make financially responsible choices. Educators can implement this resource in various settings like whole group instruction, small group activities, or as standalone assignments. With 30+ pages of content, this unit delivers an enduring financial literacy lesson - how to steward money wisely.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Financial Literacy, Money Management, Insurance, Healthcare, Emergency Fund, Savings
Financial Literacy Unit: Borrowing (Loans, Interest Rates, and Credit Scores)
Life Studies, Finance, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Teaching Financial Literacy: Responsible Borrowing\nThis 30+ page financial literacy teaching resource equips students with essential knowledge on responsible borrowing. The informative presentation slides and accompanying student packet cover key topics like loans, credit scores, interest rates, and the role of the Federal Reserve. Discussion questions encourage reflection on responsible financial behaviors. Educators can use this versatile resource in whole-class instruction, small group activities, or independent assignments. The non-technical explanation of financial concepts allows students to comprehend real-world topics like mortgages, public and private student loans, and factors impacting credit scores. By demystifying complex financial systems, this teaching resource empowers students with fundamental personal finance skills as they approach adulthood. The clear, concise content is presented at an accessible grade 7-8 reading level.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Loans, Credit, Interest, Financial Literacy, Borrowing
Financial Literacy Unit: Spending (Consumer Skills and Habits)
Life Studies, Finance, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Teach Your Students Responsible Spending Habits with This Financial Literacy Unit\nHelp your middle or high school students become financially literate consumers with Spending, a complete unit focused on developing responsible consumer skills and habits. Students will learn to make informed purchases, understand predatory marketing tactics used on consumers, examine the psychology behind spending, and reflect critically on their role as a consumer. This 30+ page package includes detailed slide presentations exploring topics like smart shopping, installment payments, consumer protections, and sustainable consumption. Also included is a student workbook with summaries, infographics, scenarios for applying concepts, and self-reflection activities. Use the materials for whole-class or small group instruction and assign the workbook pages for homework or individual learning to help build essential financial literacy. Written for grades 7-12 in an understandable, student-friendly voice.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Financial Literacy, Consumer Education, Money Management, Personal Finance
Financial Literacy Unit: Earning (Education, Credentialing, and Income Streams
Life Studies, Finance, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lesson Plans, Teacher Tools
Earning Income and Expanding Opportunities is a 30-page financial literacy unit designed to equip secondary students with essential knowledge and skills to manage their finances after high school. This teaching resource guides students to explore various ways of earning money, pursuing further education, obtaining certifications, and developing professional networks. The informative slides and accompanying student workbook foster class discussions around critical topics like multiple streams of income. Written for grades 7-12, this unit aims to instill financial capability in students transitioning to independent living. From budgeting to investing, the engaging materials cover core financial literacy concepts. Earning Income and Expanding Opportunities empowers students to make wise choices that lead to financial stability and success.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Earning, Income, Money, Education, Credentials, Networking, Financial Literacy
Democracy Types and Rank Choice Voting (Slides, Videos, Visuals, and Worksheet)
Social Studies, History, History: USA, Government, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Explore American Elections and Voting Systems with this engaging teaching resource. The resource includes informative slides explaining key concepts related to representative democracy, direct democracy, parliamentary democracy, the spoiler effect, strategic voting, ranked choice voting, proportional representation, and more. Embedded videos and visuals help students comprehend the complex dynamics of American elections. A detailed worksheet allows students to apply their understanding. Educators can implement the materials in various ways - as an introductory lesson on elections, when studying government structures, or while examining the history of voting rights in America. The nonpartisan, factual presentation aims to pique students' interest in civic participation. By evaluating alternative voting methods, students gain insight into how democratic systems function around the world. This versatile resource equips educators to have meaningful dialogues around elections and democracy with secondary school students.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags American Elections, Voting Systems, Democracy, Government
Gerrymandering and Redistricting (Worksheets, Slides, and an Interactive Game)
Social Studies, History, History: USA, Government, Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Teacher Tools, Presentations
Gerrymandering and Redistricting dives into the complex world of drawing voting districts. Students will learn the origin of the term “gerrymandering” and how redistricting can threaten democratic representation. This interactive lesson allows students to assume the role of a redistricting committee. By redrawing district lines themselves, they will witness how the outcome of an election can dramatically flip depending on who controls the map. \n\nThe lesson includes detailed slides explaining gerrymandering concepts with embedded videos and visuals. A follow-along worksheet is provided for note-taking. The highlight is an engaging game challenging students to gerrymander districts to favor one party over another. This timely resource explores a core issue in American elections through an eye-opening mix of instruction, analysis and hands-on learning.
Author Ed Dynamic
Tags Gerrymandering, Redistricting, Elections, Government, Democracy, Interactive, Hands-on