teachereric – U.S. Citizenship and English Practice

Read the questions below. Can you remember the answer? After you answer the question, think about the connection that question and answer has to history. What time is it from? Drag and drop each question to the time period in history: Before 1776 1776-1799 1800-1899 1900-2001 You can see the questions here: What group of… Read More

Civics History Review Part 1

September 13, 2022teacherericCivics and Reading A, Civics and Reading B

Read the questions below. Can you remember the answer? After you answer the question, think about the connection that question and answer has to history. What time is it from? Drag and drop each question to the time period in history: Before 1776 1776-1799 1800-1899 1900-2001 You can see the questions here: Who lived in… Read More

After the Ceremony

August 27, 2022September 13, 2022teacherericAbout Citizenship

When people take the oath of allegiance, they become new American citizens. We also call this naturalization. What will you do after you become a citizen in this ceremony? I hope that you will celebrate! 🙂 Most people also do three more things: Update their social security information Get a passport Register to vote New… Read More

Reading: Everything you need to know

June 14, 2022June 14, 2022teacherericAbout Citizenship, Online Class

Reading: Important Words We practice a lot of information about civics and the N400. But, the reading test is much easier. The reading test does not have many difficult words. The reading test usually is a question. You only have to read the question. You don’t have to answer it! The reading test only has… Read More

Writing: Everything you need to know

June 14, 2022June 14, 2022teacherericAbout Citizenship, Online Class

About the writing test Many people worry about the writing test part of the citizenship interview. But, there is some good news. In the writing test, the officer will say one sentence, and the applicant will write it. The applicant will write it on a computer tablet. You can ask the officer to repeat the… Read More

New laws for a new country

February 1, 2022teacherericCivics and Reading B, Winter 2022

The United States won the Revolutionary war in 1783. After that, the new United States needed new laws. George Washington and other leaders did not want to copy the laws of Great Britain. In 1787, representatives from the 13 new United States came together for a special meeting. They came together to write a new… Read More

1800s History

February 1, 2022February 8, 2022teacherericCivics and Reading B, Winter 2022

Civics Review What did the Declaration of Independence do? What does the Constitution do? When was the Declaration of Independence adopted? When was the Constitution written? Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? What happened at the Constitutional Convention? What are two rights in the Declaration of Independence? What are two rights of everyone living in… Read More

Independence

January 25, 2022teacherericCivics and Reading B, Winter 2022

Every country has a special day to celebrate that country. Sometimes it is the country’s birthday. Sometimes it is for a revolution. In the United States, we celebrate Independence Day on July 4th. We remember this day as the beginning of the United States. When do we celebrate Independence Day?* –> July 4th (July fourth)… Read More

Life in the United States

December 14, 2021June 14, 2022teacherericCivics and Reading A, Fall 2021

Review Name one war fought by the United States in the 1900s.* Who was President during World War I? Who was President during the Great Depression and World War II? Who did the United States fight in World War II? Before he was President, Eisenhower was a general. What war was he in? During the… Read More

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