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Web-Quest & Realistic Scenario Cards: US Constitution -27 Amendments

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Web-Quest & Realistic Scenario Cards: US Constitution -27 Amendments

Dive into U.S. Government with this hands-on activity where students explore the 27 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Through a web-quest, card-matching, and discussions of real-world scenarios, students will engage in higher-order thinking as they relate amendments to contemporary situations.

What students will do with this Web-Quest & Realistic Scenario Cards: US Constitution -27 Amendments:

  1. Use the provided class textbook and/or website links to understand the PURPOSE of each amendment and the reasons for its inclusion in the Constitution.

  2. Match 31 real-world scenario cards to the corresponding amendment. For instance, the 1st Amendment has 5 scenario cards, each representing its individual rights. This can be done individually or collaboratively. An example card might read: "Senator Hill and Congress members want a raise. Can they?" Through discussions, students will determine which amendment applies to each scenario.

  3. Conclude with a stimulating, creative Exit Card Activity to reinforce and extend their understanding.

** Activities can be undertaken individually or in groups, based on the teacher's discretion.

*** Both GOOGLE and traditional paper-based versions are available for your convenience.

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