5th Amendment Secret Message Activity for Google Sheets™ – Constitution

Description

Have some digital fun with this 5th Amendment Secret Message Activity for Google Sheets™. Students will read a non-fiction passage and answer questions. Correct answers will begin to reveal the secret message! Great self-checking reading comprehension activity for distance learning or computer day.

Topics include: US Constitution, due process, Bill of Rights,

self-incrimination, eminent domain, indictments, double jeopardy.

What’s Included?

•  2 Page Reading Passage
•  16 Questions
•  Teacher Directions
•  Student Directions

What types of questions are used?

• Fill in the Blank
• Short Answer

What do students need?

•  Access to Google Classroom™ or Google Sheets™
•  Google™ accounts

Students MUST read the passage several times to search for their answers. This ensures that they are comprehending what they read.

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