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Secondary Social Studies
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Building Real-World Skills

United States Government & Civics features a strong emphasis on critical thinking, primary and secondary source work, and the development of essential skills needed for college, career, and civic life. This practical, interactive curriculum encourages active citizenship, civic engagement, and civil discourse while challenging students’ preconceived notions.

Challenge preconceived notions and engage in civil discourse with activities including: 

  • Debates. 
  • Deliberations.
  • Supreme Court Cases. 
  • Government in Your Community. 
  • Civic Participation.
  • Participating in your government, and more.
Real world skills examples on worksheet, laptop and tablet
Real world skills examples on worksheet, laptop and tablet

Components

Choose between a variety of learning resources to engage your students in thought-provoking and personalized learning opportunities. Teacher and Student Edition come in both print and digital form.

Teacher Edition United States Government & Civics

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Inquiry Journal United States Government & Civics

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Chapter Tests & Lesson Quizzes United States Government and Civics

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