Civics and Economics Resources

 

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CE.1

CE.2

CE.3

CE.4

CE.5

CE.6

CE.7

CE.8

CE.9

CE.10

CE.11

CE.12

SOL Review

 

SOLpass has great teaching and review activities, including flashcards, for the Civics and Economics SOLs.  It is a password protected site, please let Melissa know if you need the password for your school.

Everyday Civics is owned and operated by the Virginia Department of Education and Prince William County Public Schools.  The site provides a complete set of course lesson plans and sample assessments, along with resource links. 

Permission to use the Study Maps in the Printables column has been kindly granted by Judy W. Ganzert of Henrico Schools.

CE.1

 

The student will develop the social studies skills citizenship requires, including the ability to

a) examine and interpret primary and secondary source documents;

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Library of Congress
Our Documents - 100 Milestone documents in U.S. History
Understanding Primary Sources: Reading a Historical Photograph
Documents for the Study of American History
From Revolution to Reconstruction - Documents (and beyond, continues to 2008)
Primary Sources on the Web
The National Archives

b) create and explain maps, diagrams, tables, charts, graphs, and spreadsheets;

c) analyze political cartoons, political advertisements, pictures, and other graphic media;

d) distinguish between relevant and irrelevant information;

e) review information for accuracy, separating fact from opinion;

f) identify a problem and recommend solutions;

g) select and defend positions in writing, discussion, and debate.

 

 

CE.2

 The student will demonstrate knowledge of the foundations of American constitutional government by

a) explaining the fundamental principles of consent of the governed, limited government, rule of law, democracy, and representative government;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution	Principles of Government – online PowerPoint	Foundations of Government Graphic Organizer ***
Government WebQuest - researches the American system of government	Foundations of Democracy – online PowerPoint	Study Map: CE.2a
Fundamental Principles of Our Government – Rags to Riches activity
CE.2ab: Earlier Documents and Fundamental Principles matching game
CE.2a Fundamental Political Principles of our Government Rags to Riches game
CE.2 Documents Mini quiz

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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b) explaining the significance of the charters of the Virginia Company of London, the Virginia Declaration of Rights, the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, and the Constitution of the United States, including the Bill of Rights;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
The Virginia Declaration of Rights – Yale University	Early Documents TP from Kimberly Marshall	The Constitution, Bill of Rights and You *
A Voice of Dissent: George Mason		Your Rights and Responsibilities *
Ben's Guide: Historical Documents		Virginia Declaration of Rights - Excerpts ***
Ben's Preamble Scramble		Distribution of Power in a Confederation ***
The Constitution, an Enduring Document		Documents Review Organizer  and Answer Key ***
The Bill of Rights		Study Maps: CE.2b-1 CE.2b-2
Top Treasures Gallery: American Treasures of the Library of Congress
Earlier Documents That Influenced the Constitution – matching activity
Earlier Documents That Influenced the Constitution - column match
Bill of Rights internet lesson
Bill of Rights BrainPOP movie
U.S. Constitution - War & Peace (internet activity)
U.S. Constitution - Elections and Terms in Office (internet activity)
U.S. Constitution - Founded on Compromise (Internet activity)
U.S. Constitution and Your Rights (Internet activity)
The US Constitution Online: Popular Names of Sections and Clauses
Constitution and Bill of Rights WebQuest
The Constitution of the United States - audio files from the University of Chicago The Law School - on the left click "Socrates", then choose "The Consitution of the United States
What are Your Rights? - WebQuest
CE.2ab: Earlier Documents and Fundamental Principles matching game
CE.2a Fundamental Political Principles of our Government Rags to Riches game
CE.2 Documents Mini quiz
Foundations of Our Constitution - information about each of these founding documents

* Permission to use granted by Michael Muenks, Director of Assessment, Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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c) identifying the purposes for the Constitution of the United States as they are stated in its Preamble.

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Our Constitutional Government – Rags to Riches activity		Study Map: CE.2c
Documents – Quia quiz
Preamble of the U.S. Constitution internet activity

 

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CE.3

 The student will demonstrate knowledge of citizenship and the rights, duties, and responsibilities of citizens by

• Citizens and Community Service

• Citizenship Review

• Citizenship – Quia quiz

• Citizenship Graphic Organizer (Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education)

a) describing the processes by which an individual becomes a citizen of the United States;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Citizenship - matching and concentration game options		Citizenship and Naturalization ***
CE.3a Matching and Concentration games		Study Map: CE.3a

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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b) describing the First Amendment freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition, and the rights guaranteed by due process and equal protection of the laws;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
First Amendment Center		Citizenship Collage *
What Responsibilities Accompany Our Rights? – lesson from the Center for Civic Education		Is a Good Constitution Enough? ***
		First Amendment Freedoms ***
		Study Map: CE.3b

* Permission to use granted by Michael Muenks, Director of Assessment, Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

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c) describing the duties of citizenship, including obeying the laws, paying taxes, defending the nation, and serving in court;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Duties and Responsibilities – column matching		Legal Consequences ***
		Study Map: CE.3c

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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d) examining the responsibilities of citizenship, including registering and voting, communicating with government officials, participating in political campaigns, keeping informed about current issues, and respecting differing opinions in a diverse society;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
	Understanding Voting Rates - Wisc-Online Learning Object **	Traits of a Responsible Citizen ***
	Who Votes in America? - Wisc-Online Learning Object **	Study Map: CE.3d

** Permission to use granted by Kay Chitwood, Director of Learning Innovations, Director of Wisc-Online Resource Center

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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e) evaluating how civic and social duties address community needs and serve the public good.

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Good Citizen Web Site		Study Map: CE.3e
Corporation for National and Community Service

 

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CE.4

The student will demonstrate knowledge of personal character traits that facilitate thoughtful and effective participation in civic life by

• Personal Character Traits - Quia quiz

• Americans of Character Worksheet (Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education)

 

a) practicing trustworthiness and honesty;

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
	Character Education Trustworthiness from World of Teaching	Study Map: CE.4a,b,c,d,e

 

b) practicing courtesy and respect for the rights of others;

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
	Character Education Respect from World of Teaching	Study Map: CE.4a,b,c,d,e

 

c) practicing responsibility, accountability, and self-reliance;

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
	Character Education Responsibility from World of Teaching	Study Map: CE.4a,b,c,d,e

 

d) practicing respect for the law;

e) practicing patriotism.

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Corporation for National and Community Service		Study Map: CE.4a,b,c,d,e

 

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CE.5

 The student will demonstrate knowledge of the political process at the local, state, and national levels of government by

• Parties and Elections – Flashcard

• Political Parties and PACs

• Voting and Elections – Quia quiz

• Meet Your New President - WebQuest

• Rock the Vote - WebQuest

• Voting and Elections and The Campaign Process - PowerPoints (used with the permission of Robert E. Sterkin Jr. PhD The University of Texas at Tyler)

• Political Process Vocabulary List (Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education)

• Political Process Graphic Organizer (Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education)

• Influencing Government interactive quiz from Roanoke County Public Schools

 

a) describing the functions of political parties;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Political Parties and Elections – matching game		Study Map: CE.5a

 

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b) comparing the similarities and differences of political parties;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Political Parties, Platforms and Planks		Political Parties *
		Semantic Feature Chart ***
		Study Map: CE.5b

* Permission to use granted by Michael Muenks, Director of Assessment, Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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c) analyzing campaigns for elective office, with emphasis on the role of the media;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
TV Attack Ads and the Voter		Campaign Techniques Organizer ***
		Study Map: CE.5c

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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d) examining the role of campaign contributions and costs;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Federal Election Commission, Campaign Finance Reports– information on campaign finance and PACs		How Much?  Political Cartoon ***
		Study Map: CE.5d

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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e) describing voter registration and participation;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Virginia State Board of Elections		Voter Statistics, Virginia 2000 ***
Virginia Voter Registration Form		Virginia Voter Registration Application
		Study Map: CE.5e

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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f) describing the role of the Electoral College in the election of the President and Vice President.

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
The Electoral Process		Electoral Votes ***
		Study Map: CE.5f

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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CE.6

 The student will demonstrate knowledge of the American constitutional government by

• Branches of Government – online PowerPoint

• CE.6 Government Fling

• CE.6 Match-up game

• Constitutional Jeopardy

• How Much Do You Know (3 short quizzes from Congress for Kids)

a) explaining the relationship of state governments to the national government in the federal system;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		National vs. State Government ***
		Levels of Government ***
		Study Map: CE.6a

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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b) describing the structure and powers of local, state, and national governments;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
The Executive Branch: Powers of the Presidency	Powers of the President – online PowerPoint	Powers Denied to the National and to State Governments ***
The Executive Branch: Our Presidency and Cabinet	Branches of the Government - online PowerPoint from Spotsylvania County	Selected Powers of the National, State and Federal Governments ***
Virginia Courts in Brief	The Duties of the Three Branches of Government - Wisc-Online Learning Object **	Three Branches of Government ***
Government and the Economy – matching		Three Branches of Government - Quiz ***
Branches of Government – Quia quiz		The Virginia Legislative Branch ***
Legislative Branch SOL review - Battleship game		Legislative Branch Organizer and Word Bank ***
Legislative Branch online activities		Three Branches of State Government ***
Tour the Supreme Court		The Big Picture - a description of the branches of Virginia government ***
Three Branches of Government Rags to Riches game		Organization of the State Government ***
		No Vehicles in the Park and Lincoln Park Map are used to simulate a local Board of Supervisors meeting ***
		Study Maps: CE.6b-1 CE.6b-2 CE.6b-3

** Permission to use granted by Kay Chitwood, Director of Learning Innovations, Director of Wisc-Online Resource Center

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

 

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c) explaining the principle of separation of powers and the operation of checks and balances;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
U.S. Constitution Power Grab Game	The Separation of Powers – online PowerPoint	Checks and Balances *
Legislative Branch online quiz	The Duties of the Three Branches of Government -Wisc-Online Learning Object **	Balances of Powers from teAchnology
Checks and Balances - Rags to Riches activity		Study Map: CE.6c

* Permission to use granted by Michael Muenks, Director of Assessment, Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

** Permission to use granted by Kay Chitwood, Director of Learning Innovations, Director of Wisc-Online Resource Center

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d) identifying the procedures for amending the Constitution of the United States.

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Government WebQuest - as a reporter, follow a proposed bill as it travels the halls of Congress	Amendments to the U.S. Constitution  - Wisc-Online "learning object" **	Study Map: CE.6d
Create a New Amendment - lesson plan

** Permission to use granted by Kay Chitwood, Director of Learning Innovations, Director of Wisc-Online Resource Center

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CE.7

The student will demonstrate knowledge of how public policy is made at the local, state, and national levels of government by

• Branches of Government – Quia quiz, “Public Policy and the Legislative and Executive Branches”

a) explaining the lawmaking process;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Build-a-Bill	How a Bill Becomes a Law - Wisc-Online Learning object **	Congressional Workload  Table and  Chart ***	How a Bill Becomes a Law
Ben's Guide - How Laws are Made		Laws - Who Needs Them? (from the VA legislature) ***
How a Bill Becomes a Law - put the steps in order activity		Study Map: CE.7a
Government WebQuest - includes some good links on the billmaking process
How a Bill Becomes a Law (cartoon depiction from the state of Washington)

** Permission to use granted by Kay Chitwood, Director of Learning Innovations, Director of Wisc-Online Resource Center

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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b) describing the roles and powers of the executive branch;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Executive Branch Structure ***
		Duties and Actions of the Executive Branch ***
		State of the Union Address ***
		Executive Branch Review ***
		Study Map: CE.7b

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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c) examining the impact of the media on public opinion and public policy;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Election Day Cartoon and  Cartoon Analysis Worksheet ***
		Study Map: CE.7c

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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d) describing how individuals and interest groups influence public policy.

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
League of Women Voters	Understanding Voting Rates - Wisc-Online Learning object **	Election Day Project Description ***
Public Agenda	Who Votes in America? - Wisc-Online Learning object **	Study Map: CE.7d
Project Vote Smart
Rock the Vote

** Permission to use granted by Kay Chitwood, Director of Learning Innovations, Director of Wisc-Online Resource Center

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CE.8

The student will demonstrate knowledge of the judicial systems established by the Constitution of Virginia and the Constitution of the United States by

• Judicial System – Quia quiz

• Court System Fling the Teacher

a) describing the organization and jurisdiction of federal and state courts;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Understanding the Federal Courts	The Courts - posted with permission of Terry LaRocco of Salem City Schools	Federal Court Structure ***
U.S. Courts		About U.S. Courts ***
Federal and State Courts Quiz		About U.S. Courts Study Guide ***
State Courts Quiz		Federal Courts ***
Federal Courts Cloze		U.S. District Court - Eastern Virginia ***
Federal and State Courts Flashcards		Virginia Courts in Brief ***
		Virginia Courts in Brief Study Guide ***
		Study Maps: CE.8a-1 CE.8a-2

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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b) describing the exercise of judicial review;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
The Madison Era: Judicial Review: Marbury vs. Madison		Anticipation Guide - Judicial Review ***
		Judicial Review ***
		Marbury vs. Madison *** Includes facts of the case
		Brief a Case *** to be filled out as the class reviews the Marbury vs Madison case
		Judicial Branch Review ***
		Study Map: CE.8b

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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c) explaining court proceedings in civil and criminal cases;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Civil and Criminal Cases ***
		When a Person is Accused of a Felony ***
		Civil and Juvenile Case Vocabulary List ***
		Pro Se Court Script ***
		Study Map: CE.8c

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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d) explaining how due process protections seek to ensure justice.

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		In re Gault ***

*** Made available from Prince William Network/Virginia Department of Education

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CE.9

The student will demonstrate knowledge of how economic decisions are made in the marketplace by

• Economics Review Flashcards

• Economics Review Match-Up

• Economics Vocabulary

• CE.9 Economic Concepts – Quia quiz

• CE.9 Economy Terms Rags to Riches

• CE.9a-c Economic Terms and Systems Match-up and Concentration Game

• CE.9 Millionaire Game (Rags to Riches)

a) applying the concepts of scarcity, resources, choice, opportunity cost, price, incentives, supply and demand, production, and consumption;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Fill 'er Up – lesson on supply and demand from EconEdLink		Study Maps: CE.9a-1 CE.9a-2
Economic Terms – word search
CE.9a Miniquiz
Economics Fling the Teacher

 

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b) comparing the differences among free market, command, and mixed economies;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Study Map: CE.9b

 

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c) describing the characteristics of the United States economy, including free markets, private property, profit, and competition.

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Study Map: CE.9c

 

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CE.10

The student will demonstrate knowledge of the structure and operation of the United States economy by

• Economics Review Flashcards

• Economics Review Match-Up

• US Economy – Quia quiz

• CE.10a,b Fling

a) describing the types of business organizations and the role of entrepreneurship;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
CE.10 Millionaire Game – (Rags to Riches)	The US Economy (structure and operation) - posted with permission of Terry LaRocco of Salem City Schools	Study Map: CE.10a

 

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b) explaining the circular flow that shows how consumers (households), businesses (producers), and markets interact;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Study Map: CE.10b

 

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c) explaining how financial institutions encourage saving and investing;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
How Banks Work		Study Map: CE.10c

 

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d) examining the relationship of Virginia and the United States to the global economy, with emphasis on the impact of technological innovations.

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
	The Role of Government in the US Economy - posted with permission of Terry LaRocco of Salem City Schools	Study Map: CE.10d

 

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CE.11

The student will demonstrate knowledge of the role of government in the United States economy by

• Economics Review Flashcards

• Economics Review Match-Up

• Government and the US Economy – Quia quiz

• Economics (PowerPoint) - posted with permission of Terry LaRocco of Salem City Schools

• Fedville - game from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

a) examining competition in the marketplace;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Study Map: CE.11a

 

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b) explaining the creation of public goods and services;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Study Map: CE.11b

 

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c) describing the impact of taxation, including an understanding of the reasons for the 16^th amendment, spending, and borrowing;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Study Map: CE.11c

 

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d) explaining how the Federal Reserve System regulates the money supply;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
	The Federal Reserve System - Wisc-Online learning object	Study Map: CE.11d

 

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e) describing the protection of consumer rights and property rights.

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
		Study Map: CE.11e

 

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CE.12

 The student will demonstrate knowledge of career opportunities by

• Career Planning – from About.com

• Virginia Career VIEW – numerous career activities, including a career interest survey

• Careers and Opportunities – flash cards

• Career Opportunities – Quia quiz

• Study Map: CE.12

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a) identifying talents, interests, and aspirations that influence career choice;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Career Interests Game – from the University of  Missouri Career Center, allows students to match interests and skills with careers	Careers - posted with permission of Terry LaRocco of Salem City Schools
My Future – students can take the “Work Interest” quiz to match interests with careers; sponsored by the armed forces (careers show both military and civilian options)
What Do You Like? - Explore Career information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics

 

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b) identifying attitudes and behaviors that strengthen the individual work ethic and promote career success;

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c) identifying skills and education that careers require;

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Occupational Outlook Handbook – (Bureau of Labor Statistics) students can research training and education requirements, earnings, expected job prospects, duties and working conditions for hundreds of jobs

 

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d) examining the impact of technological change on career opportunities.

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SOL Review

 

Web Resources	PowerPoints, TurningPoints	Printables	SchoolPad Lessons
Quia Civics – links from Rockingham County	SOL Review – Online PowerPoint from Spotsylvania County	Civics Study Maps from Henrico Schools
The Civics Institute – “Improving Civics Education for Our Future”	Civics and Economics Review TP  - 20 questions compiled from another state's released tests
Civic SOL Review – SOL reviews and review links from Spotsylvania County	NEW!! Civics and Economics Spring 2007 Released SOL TP
Explore Your Knowledge	Civics and Economics Question Bank for use with TestingPoint and TurningPoint.  Please see me for installation of these programs, and instruction on how to use them. (You must use Firefox to download this resource correctly.  Internet Explorer will not download the file in the correct format.)
SOLPass
Civics Review online quiz, 50 questions
SOL Review Questions, Civics and Economics
Dare to Compare Civics questions - students take 10 question quiz and can compare their results to students around the world.  Currently there are only 14 questions in the database
The following pages are Quia "directories" from Henrico County with lots of activities than can be used for review: Civics 8 Jeanie Redford Miss Tyson Hana Hecht Ms. L Rasor Mrs. C. Sowder	C&E Reporting Category 5, 6 TP - (CE.10a, c; CE.11a, b, c) created by Jason Baldwin
Civics Review Resources from Rockingham County
Civics 25-question review
Shenandoah Quia pages: Mr. Thurston's Quia page Mr. Todd Zetwick
Civics SOL Review (Spotsylvania)
Quia VA Civics/Economics Vocabulary Activities: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4
Civics Game Room
Civics/Economics Flashcard Exchange (select the questions and choose "Study" from the drop-down list at the bottom
Moody Civics Review (Quia)
Influencing Government interactive quiz from Roanoke County Public Schools

 

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General Resources

• Civics Online

• CIVITAS International

• EconEdLink – lesson materials from the National Council on Economic Education

• Civics and Economics – links from Rockingham County

• Youth Leadership Initiative - Civics lesson plans (including student mock election) from the University of Virginia Center for Politics

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