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Laws What would happen if certain laws did not exist?		NATO Discuss the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and its original members using this printable...
Reading Warm-Up 65 for Gr. 3 & 4: Current Events Help your students master important reading skills with a reading passage and comprehension...		Labor Reform: 1910s Use this sheet and activities to teach your class about labor reform events of the 1910s.
Police Station Activities Take a trip to the police station to learn about law enforcement.		Polish Solidarity Explore the governmental changes that took place in Poland during the 1980s.
Writing a Police Report Using facts and statements given to them, students write a police report.		Fair Trade Print out this worksheet to help students learn about fair trade. Students will research what...
These Are Laws? Here are some strange laws relating to reptiles and amphibians.		U.S. Constitution Resources for Teachers The U.S. Constitution went into effect in 1789. Use our lessons, printables and references on...
Adam Canfield, Watch Your Back! Discussion Guide Address the issue of bullying with your students and encourage class discussion with the...		Labor Unions in the United States Learn about the history of labor unions in the United States.
What Happens When People Break the Law? An article explaining what happens when adults and children break the law.		La Causa: Cesar Chavez Share the story of Cesar Chavez's achievements with your students, and assign the related...
Mercy Watson Goes for a Ride & Mercy Watson Fights Crime Teacher's Guide Help young children learn about safety issues by reading Mercy Watson Goes for a Ride...		Wacky (and not so Wacky) Laws in the U.S. An article listing a few funny laws that have passed in the U.S.
Final Justice: Nuremberg Trials Read about the Nuremberg Trials of officials involved in the Holocaust during the Nazi regime...		The French and Indian War (1754-1763) Research key figures and major battles in the French and Indian War (1754-1763) to answer...
Plundering the Past Read about the illicit trade of art and artifacts around the world. This article explores how...		Famous Thefts Quiz Students will learn about some of the most notorious robberies in history when they answer this...

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