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Educational Products for Educators and Program Administrators

USCIS has developed a variety of materials to help educators supplement classroom instruction to prepare their students for the naturalization process and English and civics test.

Program administrators can use resources found in this section to enhance adult citizenship education and English as a Second Language programs. Community, faith-based, and civic organizations, and employers that would like to help immigrants adjust to life in the United States and prepare for citizenship can also find helpful resources to support their initiatives.

Visit the Study for the Test (2008 version) page to find materials for the English and 2008 version of the civics test to use as part of your classroom resources. Many of these items can also serve as self-study tools.

Visit the Study for the Test (2020 version) page to find study materials for the 2020 version of the civics test.

Visit the U.S. Government Bookstore to purchase USCIS products and publications.

USCIS Guide to Creating an Adult Citizenship Education Curriculum (PDF, 232.17 KB)
This workbook helps administrators and teachers design an adult citizenship education curriculum and is a supplement to the Adult Citizenship Education Sample Curriculum and the Guide to the Adult Citizenship Education Content Standards and Foundation Skills.
Guide to the Adult Citizenship Education Content Standards and Foundation Skills (PDF, 181.92 KB)
Adult Citizenship Education Sample Curriculum For a High Beginning ESL Level Course (PDF, 3.32 MB)
Adult Citizenship Education Program Coordinator Skills and Knowledge Guide (PDF, 87.56 KB)
This guide outlines a set of knowledge and skills recommended for coordinators to successfully manage an adult citizenship education program.
Elements of Program Quality for Adult Citizenship Education (PDF, 671.99 KB)
Program administrators and teachers can use these Elements when designing, enhancing, or evaluating their adult citizenship education programs.
The Professional Development Guide for Adult Citizenship Educators (PDF, 531.48 KB)
This guide helps adult citizenship education program administrators and teachers in identifying instructional domains and establishing a system of professional development for adult citizenship educators. Check out the accompanying tip sheet for how to use this guide.
Using the Professional Development Guide for Adult Citizenship Educators - Tip Sheet (PDF, 71.94 KB)
Library Services for Immigrants: A Report on Current Practices (PDF, 2.31 MB)
Report identifying current practices and suggesting ideas for libraries offering services to immigrants.
Civics and Citizenship Toolkit
Request a free toolkit of educational materials designed specifically for immigrants and the organizations that serve them.
Program Administration, Professional Development, and Curriculum Resources
Find free lesson plans and materials as well as related research articles and additional websites for further guidance on teaching civics in the classroom.
Adaptable Teaching Tools (PDF, 162.84 KB)
Activity ideas to help students practice what they learn in class.
Understanding Key Concepts Found in Form N-400, Application for Naturalization (PDF, 1.18 MB)
This guide provides teaching ideas and classroom materials on eight key concepts found on Form N-400.
Department of Justice Recognition and Accreditation Program - Tip Sheet (PDF, 77.68 KB)
Citizenship education programs and naturalization services providers can expand their offerings to include immigration legal services by having their organizations recognized and their non-attorney staff members or volunteers accredited by the Department of Justice.
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