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EL/Civics Lesson PlansI. Rights and Responsibilites of Citizenship III. U.S. History and Government and Citizenship Preparation I. Rights and Responsibilities of CitizenshipI.1 - Consumer Economics - Housing - Methods and procedures to obtain housing and related services I.2 - Consumer Economics - Housing - Interpret renter's rights, lease and rental agreements I.3 - Consumer Economics - Housing - Basic housing issues, maintenance, and advocacy I.4 - Community Resources - Immigrant Resources - Access state and local agencies I.5 - Health - Costs - Identify how, when and where to obtain free or low cost medical, dental and other health care services I.6 - Employment - Rights - Identify and access procedures for protecting employment rights I.7 - Government and Law - Law - Identify basic features of federal legal system II. Civics ParticipationII.1 - Consumer Economics - Complaints - Access community or commercial agencies to resolve a consumer complaint II.3 - Community Resources - Advocacy - Identify effective ways to safeguard families and homes II.4 - Community Resources - Childcare - Locate and analyze preschool and childcare services in the community II.5 - Community Resources - Directory - Identify, locate and map important places in the community and list services available II.6 - Community Resources - Directory - Identify, locate and map important places in the state and list services available II.7 - Community Resources - Directory - Identify, locate and map important places in country and list services available II.8 - Community Resources - Diversity - Research and describe the cultural backgrounds that reflect the local cross-cultural society and how that may present a barrier to civic participation II.9 - Community Resources - BMV - Identify services offered at BMV II.10 - Community Resources - Education - Interact with educational institutions including schools for children and schools or agencies with programs for adult learners II.11 - Community Resources - Education - Identify educational opportunities and research education/training required to achieve a personal goal II.12 - Community Resources - Emergency - Demonstrate basic knowledge and awareness of the emergency services available in the sommunity and ways to contact and use emergency services and legal assistance II.15 - Community Resources - Recreation - Access leisure time, cultural, and/or recreational resources II.16 - Community Resources - Security - Describe ways to prevent accidents and avod becoming a crime victim. II.17 - Community Resources - Volunteers - Identify and describe volunteer opportunities in the community II.18 - Health - Emergencies - Participate in CPR and First Aid training and demonstrate knowledge of health and safety II.19 - Health - Health Care and Nutrition - Explore health care system and how to interact with providers II.21 - Health - Pharmacy - Demonstrate how to use pharmacies/drug stores and medicine II.22 - Health - Substance Abuse - Locate and describe available resources in the community for prevention and treatment of substance abuse II.23 - Employment - Job Requirements - Locate, analyze and describe job requirements, licenses, credentials, etc. needed for specific jobs II.24 - Employment - Resources - Identify and access employment and training resources needed to obtain and keep a job II.27 - Employment - Soft Skills - Compare and contrast the U.S. workplace with other cultures II.27 - Nutrition - Access resources for nutrition education and information related to the purchase and preparation of healthy foods II.27 - Consumer Economics - Banking - Identify, evaluate and copare financial service options in the community such as banks, credit unions, check-cashing services and credit cards II.27 - Community Resources - Service - Take part in the community through service projects III. U.S. history and Government and Citizenship PreparationIII.1 - Government and Law - Identify the basics of local, county, state and/or federal government III.2 - Government and Law - Identify people and events in local, state and/or federal history III.3 - Government and Law - Identify enviormental problems and recognize appropriate steps for resolution III.4 - Government and Law - Identify, access and complete applications to agencies that provide identification cards and/or other services such as the BMV, Social Security and immigration. III.5 - Government and Law - Citizenship Preparation - Respond to questions about the history and government of the United States in order to be successful in the naturalization process III.6 - Government and Law - Citizenship Preparation - Explore information and procedures for the naturalization process 
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