GeoCivics
Writing Poetry about Indigenous Tribes and African Americans
Author: Noel McClure
Grade 3
Following this lesson, students will be able to write several simple poems that celebrate and honor the culture, history, or contributions of either an indigenous tribe or African Americans. Students will also demonstrate mastery of writing multiple types of simple poems with the themes of: family, kindness, and/or nature.
Civic Action! Student-2-Student Education : The Effects of Alcohol & Illicit Drugs on
Teens In Your community!
Author: Ursula Hampton
High School
Students will learn about the alcohol and illicit drug use of teens in their state, related laws, and demographics of usage. The Student-2-Student Civic Action Plan will be used to increase awareness when it comes to juvenile health related topics and laws.
Let Our Voice Be Heard! Past, Present & Future Protest
Author: Ursula Hampton
High School
In this lesson, students will learn how to successfully protest, to compare and contrast events, and use appropriate graphics to show expression. Students will also be able to make a connection on how historical events have affected laws and the way we live today.
Change Makers! Biography of a Historical Figure
Author: Ursula Hampton
High School
IThe purpose of this assignment is for students to gain knowledge about the lives of historical figures that began or played a role in past civic movements/protests. Students will also learn how those figures impacted how we live today.