Hyperdocs are digital lesson plans that are designed by the teacher and given to their students. They provide access for students to receive all they need to learn in a digital space. You can share the doc once, and your students will have access to all organized content in one organized digital area. Teachers use this to engage students in their education. This replaces worksheets. Teachers can go to the website ​HyperDocs and modify the assignment as they wish.

I chose the hyper doc on teachers under 5th grade; US Constitution is a beautiful place to excellent creative ideas. The Constitution is a symbolic part of history that all people should explore. This hyper doc gives you the option to review information in many different ways.

When you see a hyper doc, you look around and find detailed information. This hyper doc includes a video to watch, such as The Preamble we have here under Engage. You can see the youtube video at the bottom of the screen Under explore; when you click on the Notes part, you can take notes as you go on through the next couple of web pages. You should print this page out. There is also detailed information on who was involved in making the Constitution. Within the information provided, we can also see the first ten amendments to the Bill of Rights.

You can use the Quizlet at the bottom of this page or check the citizenship test that continues to be taken by all people wanting to be citizens of the United States. Students greatly benefit from the information that is easily accessible, and I feel this information is.

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