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We the People Reading Packet + Distance Learning

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Teacher guide explains Google Classroom assignment steps, including making a copy for each student
Google Classroom assignment directions
Reading passage A introduces the Constitution, the preamble, citizens' rights, and popular sovereignty
Version A: higher-level reading passage
Reading passage B explains the Constitution, preamble, popular sovereignty, and voting for representatives
Version B: lower-level reading passage
Graphic organizer asks students to define the preamble and popular sovereignty using the reading passage
Graphic organizer for the reading passage
Vocabulary matching covers five civics terms, followed by comprehension questions 1–4 about the Constitution
Vocabulary matching and questions 1–4
Reading questions 5–9 ask about sentence relevance, supporting details, author's purpose, and civics concepts
Continuation of multiple-choice questions: 5–9
Written response question 10 asks for 2–3 sentences explaining how 'We the people' shows popular sovereignty
Question 10: written response using text details

Answer key included

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Grade 4

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About This Product

We the People Reading Packet + Distance Learning is an engaging social studies resource for 4th grade students learning about the formation of American government. This informative reading passage allows students to build content knowledge around key vocabulary and civics concepts. The accompanying student worksheets feature multiple-choice questions, graphic organizers, constructed responses, and more to assess and deepen understanding. Differentiated for individual, small group, or whole class learning settings, this versatile resource can be implemented across subject areas. Answer keys are provided for teacher reference. By integrating literacy skills with social studies content, students gain meaningful context around the people and events that shaped early democracy in America. This practical resource saves teachers' valuable prep time while offering students an enjoyable way to develop essential knowledge and skills related to the U.S. Constitution.

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1 PDF with 12 ready to print pages

2 Google slides links

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