Description
Help your students build and retain key vocabulary terms with a visually appealing word wall. This resource includes 43 word wall terms related to the Constitution, vocabulary review strategies, and a review puzzle to support your students’ learning. You can learn more by viewing the preview here.
The following terms are included – The first 10 amendments (each on a separate slide), the 3/5s Compromise, the Articles of Confederation, branch, checks and balances, clause, concurrent powers, the Connecticut Compromise, delegates, the Electoral College, expressed powers, Federalism, framers, Founding Fathers, house, the House of Representatives, impeachment, implied powers, the Judicial Branch, judicial review, the legislative branch, the New Jersey Plan, the Northwest Ordinance, override, Shays’ Rebellion, the Supreme Court, the Senate, the supremacy clause, pardon, political party, unconstitutional, veto, the Virginia Plan
Included in this resource:
- 43 word wall terms that are specifically correlated with my Constitution unit bundle. The definitions are written to access students at the middle school level. (PowerPoint – editable and PDF – not editable)
- A vocabulary review puzzle for students to complete cooperatively or as a full class (PowerPoint, PDF, and a Google Slides link)
- Strategies for implementation
- The list of vocabulary terms utilized in both resources (PowerPoint, PDF, and a Google Slides link)
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