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People v. A. Wolf: A Mini-Mock Trial 

pigs.jpgGrades 3-6

Based on the award-winning children’s book The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs: by A. Wolf by Jon Scieszka, this two-part simulation takes students through the process of selecting a jury and conducting a trial. In the first simulation, students take the roles of attorneys, judge, and prospective jurors to learn about the jury selection process (voir dire). Roles for prospective jurors are based on traditional fairy tales and legends, reinforcing literacy skills including characterization. In the second part of the simulation, the courtroom drama unfolds as students take the roles of attorneys, witnesses, judge, and jurors to determine if the wolf is guilty of two counts of murder (one of the pigs survives the wolf’s visit). Masters for handouts with instructions for the various roles are included. Also included is an introductory lesson, “Who’s Who In The Courtroom,” to acquaint students with the roles and responsibilities of judges, attorneys, jurors, and others involved in a courtroom proceeding. The materials come with the book The True Story of the 3 Little pigs: by A Wolf.

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Working Together: Lessons in Justice

workingtog.jpgGrades 5-9

Reproducible Lessons Working Together: Lessons in Justice provides interactive lessons on law and citizenship. Organized to fit into a U.S. history curriculum, lessons focus on subjects such as the American Revolution, the Old West, civil rights, and the three branches of government. All 10 lessons stress cooperative learning and critical thinking. The lessons are strengthened when used with a resource person to provide realism and positive role models. Each includes suggestions on resource persons. 

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