Overview
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CIVICS AND CITIZENSHIP for middle school brings a fresh perspective to what it means to be a citizen. It engages students in a discussion of citizenship, the history behind the core principles of American civics, and how the U.S. systems of local, state and federal government function. Dynamic, current content is enhanced by relevant and relatable photographs and features. A strong National Geographic presence takes shape through photographer profiles, adapted articles and visuals. Stunning images, maps, primary sources and document-based questions appeal to all types of learners. Cross Curricular Learning Lessons on geography, economics, history and culture connect diverse content strands to key topics of civics and citizenship. Active Options and Strategies for Differentiation Innovative activities get all learners moving and engaged, and tips for modifying instruction for a variety of student populations are provided to teachers. The Video Story A variety of civics- and government-related videos appear at point-of-use to enrich the classroom experience. College and Career Readiness Motivational essays and activities in every chapter help students consider “What comes next?” and help develop foundational skills such as leadership, organization, communication and group dynamics.