Civil Rights Sentence Frames
A scaffolded sentence frame guide designed to help students articulate their responses to the Civil Rights Guided Reader. It provides structured starters for each of the six 'Mission Objectives', categorized by the reader's parts (Legal, Grassroots, and Legislative). Includes light work areas for handwriting and a consistent intelligence-briefing aesthetic.
Civil Rights Guided Reader
A comprehensive 3-page guided reader for the Civil Rights unit. It includes scaffolded background text on legal battles, grassroots activism, and landmark legislation. Each page features a sidebar with specific annotation instructions, vocabulary definitions, and a 'Mission Objectives' section with comprehension questions. Aligned with 11th Grade US History TEKS. Work areas have been updated with light backgrounds for handwriting legibility.
Civil Rights Mission Slides
A comprehensive 11-slide presentation designed to accompany the Civil Rights Guided Reader. Each slide covers a specific subtopic with core text, annotation reminders, and comprehension questions complete with scaffolded sentence frames. The design uses the unit's 'Intelligence Briefing' theme with color-coded phases for legal, grassroots, and legislative content.
Civil Rights Guided Reader V2
Updated 3-page guided reader for the Civil Rights unit. Now includes Hector P. Garcia, the 26th Amendment, and expanded comprehension questions to fully align with the assessment, slides, and 11th Grade US History TEKS. Page 3 has been revised for complete coverage of legislative and leader victories.
Civil Rights Reader Key
Answer key for the Guided Reader comprehension questions. Provides suggested model responses for each "Mission Objective" section, focused on 11th Grade TEKS historical reasoning. Includes clear sectioning by reader part.
Civil Rights Vocab Dossier
A key vocabulary dossier for the Civil Rights unit. It includes essential terms like segregation, civil disobedience, and sovereignty, providing the definitions from the guided reader and space for students to paraphrase in their own words. The design follows the intelligence-briefing theme with color-coded categories.
Civil Rights Teacher Guide V2
Updated teacher implementation guide for the Civil Rights unit. Now explicitly includes the 26th Amendment and Hector P. Garcia to ensure full alignment with the Guided Reader V2 and the unit assessment. Aligned with Briefing 103.
Civil Rights Unit Assessment
A 10-question unit assessment for the Civil Rights era, designed to mimic the 11th Grade US History STAAR format. It includes five questions with historical stimuli (excerpts, data tables, and visual representations) and covers key TEKS topics including Supreme Court cases, leadership ideologies, and landmark legislation. Styling is consistent with the unit's intelligence-briefing theme.
Civil Rights Assessment Key
The teacher's answer key for the Civil Rights Unit Assessment. It provides a quick-grading grid, correct answer choices (following the STAAR A-D/F-J format), and detailed rationales for each response to aid in student feedback and TEKS alignment.
Civil Rights Assessment Slides
A 21-slide interactive presentation for the Civil Rights unit assessment. Each question from the formal assessment is presented on its own slide (with historical stimuli where applicable), followed immediately by a dedicated slide revealing the correct answer and a brief historical rationale. Consistent with the unit's 'Intelligence Briefing' theme.
Civil Rights Assessment Slides V2
A 21-slide interactive presentation for the Civil Rights unit assessment. Each question from the formal assessment is presented on its own slide (with historical stimuli where applicable), followed immediately by a dedicated slide revealing the correct answer and a brief historical rationale. Consistent with the unit's 'Intelligence Briefing' theme. Answer choice styling is now truly identical across all options within question slides to ensure no correct answer is revealed by styling alone.
