This five-day unit plan for a 12th grade civics class teaches about the three branches of the US government. It incorporates different technologies learned in an education course. The plan analyzes the learners and states the main objective. Each day's activities and lessons use methods like lectures, videos, hands-on work, and real examples. These engage students with various learning styles while using technology to develop 21st century skills. The purpose is to teach future teachers how to design effective lesson plans integrating technology.

1. Unit Plan Abstract
This project outlines a five day unit plan about the three branches of the United States
government that would be given to a civics class of twelfth grade students. The unit plan
incorporates each type of technology that was learned in CI 350 during the semester and relates it
to the civics subject matter of the three branches if government. This unit plan begins by
showing the topic of the unit and analyzing the learners in the class by providing information
about their age, abilities, and learning styles. The unit plan then states the main objective
followed by a general description of the activities and lessons that will be performed during class
during each day of the week. By using multiple instructional methods, such as lectures, videos,
hands-on activities, and real life scenarios, the unit plan engages students with various learning
styles and utilizes technology to enhance the students’ 21st century learning skills. The purpose
of the unit plan is to teach pre-service teachers how to create a lesson plan correctly while
considering how to improve students’ learning and engagement through technological resources.
Keywords: Unit plan, technology, lesson plan, 21st century learning, social media