Name: iCivics
Item: iCivics
Rating: 5
Author: Patricia Monticello Kievlan

Community Reviews for iCivics

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Terry C. Overlea High And Academy of Finance Baltimore, United States	Great way of using games to incorporate government. Submitted August 15, 2021
Ericka P. Oxon Hill High School Oxon Hill, United States	Government? Fun, Fantastic, Real-World experience. Check out iCivics Submitted December 8, 2016
James B. Thurgood Marshall Middle School Temple Hills, United States	Win the White House by turning your classroom into election central Submitted October 12, 2016
Kathleen T. Huntington High School Huntington, United States	Works well as interactive lesson to reinforce other classroom materials. Submitted June 1, 2015
Sandy W. Catalyst Charter Middle School Ripon, United States 2 followers	Worked great as a game-based unit! Submitted December 31, 2014
Jacob C. Kent State University Kent, United States	Awesome website for awesome ideas! Submitted November 11, 2014
Michael G. Bayshore Middle School Leonardo, United States 19 followers	Great way to continue student engagement and comprehension as an individual lesson tool and whole class game contests. Submitted October 28, 2014
Michelle B. Cabell County Career Technology Center Huntington, United States 6 followers	Excellent teaching tool that allows students hands-on experience in learning about our government. Submitted October 13, 2014
Kris H. Cornell Senior High School Coraopolis, United States 27 followers	iCivics is a resource for lesson plans and educational gaming related to the study of government. Submitted October 2, 2014
Jen F. Charles R. Drew Charter School Atlanta, United States 3 followers	Near resources for teaching Government/Civics! Submitted September 29, 2014
Leah K. Cobb County School District Marietta, United States 27 followers	Amazing way to make Government concepts fun for students! Submitted September 4, 2014
Lindsay F. Parkview Elementary School Fort Worth, United States 25 followers	Great interactive social studies activities that are engaging and entertaining Submitted July 25, 2014
Rosanna S. Salt Rock Elementary School Salt Rock, United States	This is an excellent product for teaching the pocessess of our U.S. Government. Submitted June 12, 2014
Courtenay J. Miton Middle School Milton, United States 6 followers	Great way for students to learn government structures! Submitted June 10, 2014
Jennifer R. Heathrow Elementary School Lake Mary, United States	Why memorize the Bill of Rights - apply it instead! Submitted June 1, 2014
Jennifer C. Carson High School Carson City, United States 7 followers	Accurate, rigorous content packaged in a student engaging way. Submitted March 27, 2014
Heather H. Assets School Honolulu, United States	Replaced School House Rock as a way to introduce the check and balance system. Submitted March 4, 2014
Kristina A. Hernando High School Hernando, United States	Great persuasive writing activities. Submitted December 20, 2013
Kari C. Maconaquah Middle School Bunker Hill, United States	My students love these simulation games so much I have to tell them to stop learnibg so much- info packed and... Submitted November 4, 2013
Jen K. Fox Chapel Area Senior High School Pittsburgh, United States	Interactive, Engaging, and Educational Submitted October 29, 2013

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