Name: Social Studies Citizenship Anchor Charts - Character Education Posters Bundle
SKU: 10066434
Availability: InStock

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Teach 2nd and 3rd grade social studies with this bundle that focuses on good citizenship, school rules, classroom cooperation, communities, U.S. and Texas symbols, and National holidays. Take the stress out of planning for your social studies and citizenship curriculum with these easy to use anchor chart templates and social studies posters.

⭐ By purchasing this bundle you will save OVER 25% off the individual resources!

2nd & 3rd Grade Social Studies Citizenship Anchor Chart Bundle Includes 6 Units- Click the links to see what is included in each pack!

Back to School: Rules, classroom community & a positive class environment
Good Citizenship: Good citizens, how to show good citizenship & how to be a good classmate
Building Character: Friendship, Taking Turns, Hard Work & Teamwork
U.S. Holidays: Customs, Celebrations, Traditions & National Holidays
Texas Symbols: Popular Texas symbols that represent Texas’ uniqueness
U.S. Symbols: The meaning and significance behind popular U.S. symbols

2nd & 3rd Grade Social Studies Anchor Charts & Posters Bundle Includes:

Anchor chart templates in color and black and white
Blank anchor charts, perfect for students to use as note-taking pages or graphic organizers
Ideas for what to write on each anchor chart
Letters to print to put on a bulletin board
Colorful posters to hang in the room
Posters in two versions
What is a scientist KWL worksheet and foldable
Recording sheets

Anchor Charts Included:

A great classmate
A great classmate is, does, says, is not
A great teacher
How to fill a bucket
Bucket fillers and Bucket dippers examples
Books about school
First day feelings (a fun class graph)
How we get home (a fun class graph)
Class rules
Citizens: descriptions and examples of characteristics
How to be a good citizen: examples
Good citizenship: truthful, justice, equality, respect, and responsible
Good choices vs. bad choices: examples
Character: descriptions and examples of character traits
Ways to build character: examples
Acts of kindness: examples
Goals: descriptions and class goals
Goal setting: S.M.A.R.T (S = specific, M = measurable, A = Achievable, R = realistic, and T = time-bound)
Teamwork: the 3 c’s (communication, cooperation, and courage)
Books about good character: anchor chart to record books you read as a class that shows examples of good character traits.
Customs: descriptions and examples
Holidays: descriptions and examples
Culture: descriptions and examples
Labor Day: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Veterans Day: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Thanksgiving: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Christmas: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Hanukkah: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Kwanza: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Chinese New Year: descriptions and ways we celebrate
New Year: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Martin Luther King Jr. Day: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Presidents’ Day: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Memorial Day: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Independence Day: descriptions and ways we celebrate
Symbol: descriptions and examples
Patriotic: descriptions and examples
Texas: descriptions and facts
Bluebonnet: descriptions and facts
Longhorn: descriptions and facts
Armadillo: descriptions and facts
Monarch Butterfly: descriptions and facts
Chilli: descriptions and facts
Texas Red Grapefruit: descriptions and facts
Mocking Bird: descriptions and facts
Texas Horned Lizard: descriptions and facts
Pecan tree: descriptions and facts
Pecan pie: descriptions and facts
Austin: descriptions and facts
Flag: descriptions and facts
Friendship: descriptions and facts
The Lone Star State: descriptions and facts
Square Dance: descriptions and facts
Texas, Our Texas: descriptions and facts
U.S.A.: descriptions and facts
U.S. Flag: descriptions and facts
Bald Eagle: descriptions and facts
The Statue of Liberty: descriptions and facts
The National Motto (In God We Trust): descriptions and facts
The Great Seal: descriptions and facts
The National Anthem: descriptions and facts
The Rose: descriptions and facts
The Liberty Bell: descriptions and facts
The National Sport: descriptions and facts

Posters included:

Teacher
Classmate
Bucket filler
Rules
Law
Respect
Citizen
Community
Justice
Equality
Truthful
Responsible
Character
Kindness
Sharing
Cooperate
Friendship
Participate
Helpful
Tolerance
Customs
Culture
Holiday
Labor Day
Veterans Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas
Hanukkah
Kwanza
Chinese New Year
New Year
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Presidents’ Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Texas Flower
Texas Large Mammal
Texas Small Mammal
Texas Insect
Texas Dish
Texas Bird
Texas Pie
Texas Snack
Texas Flag
Texas Motto
Texas Nickname
Texas Dance
Texas Reptile
Texas Tree
Texas Capital
U.S. Flag
Bald Eagle
The Statue of Liberty
The National Motto (In God We Trust)
The Great Seal
The National Anthem
The Rose
The Liberty Bell
The National Sport
The White House

How to Use: Project on a screen and trace with a pencil or freehand copy on a large anchor chart pad.

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