The Fourth Amendment
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- Contributor:
- Dena Lopez Room 311
- Grade Level:
- 10-12
- Product Type:
- Full Lesson Plans with Activities
- File Type:
- Pages:
- 31
- Answer Key:
- Yes
Description
Room 311 has crafted an in-depth unit on the 4th Amendment that emphasizes critical thinking, discussion, and writing skills. Your students will be engaged as they examine the 4th and learn about how this amendment is pertinent to their lives.
This unit has the following included:
1) a possible unit outline that can be modified as the teacher needs
2) 5 in-class assignments with teacher directions and keys
3) 1 homework assignment
4) 1 role play and discussion assignment
5) a final project with a grading rubric
Created by Dena Lopez - Room 311
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