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Middle school elections - voting outlines
7 Principles of Government Vocabulary Lesson, Texas Constitution
This lesson includes the product sheet as well as a print out of the definitions of the 7 Principles. The student reads the definitions and then re-writes the definition in their own, simpler words; and also draws a quick sketch of an image that will help them remember the meaning of the principle. Fonts purchased from Amy Groesbeck (AGTacoTuesday and AGHowdoyousurvive)
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Australian Government - Civics and Citizenship Unit Year 6
This 10 lesson unit explores a number of different aspects of Australian Government, Citizenship and Parliament. It comes with all of the associated worksheets, project outlines and templates required, to save you time!Lesson 1: Australia's System of Government and How it was DevelopedLesson 2: The Australian Constitution and 1967 ReferendumLesson 3: Australian Parliament and the Governor GeneralLesson 4: The Three Levels of Government in Australian DemocracyLesson 5: Who Represent Me in the Thr
Grades:
6th
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Democratic Party vs. Republican Party Venn Diagram
The Wright Ladies present the Democratic Party vs. Republican Party Venn Diagram. This Venn Diagram is the perfect way to introduce the similarities and differences between the two major parties.
Included in this download is an editable version of the worksheet, PDF version of the worksheet and an answer key.
Enjoy!
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Social Studies Definitions Resource - Government
Each definition will be printed onto a half page of paper (2 per page). It includes the following:timelineculture groupdiversitytraditionscommunityresponsibilityrightslawgovernmentcommon goodresolutionthree branches of governmentlegislativejudicialexecutivedemocracycommunicationtransportationprimary sourcesecondary source
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Three Branches (Fill in the Blank)
This can be used to study or practice the branches of the US government. It can be used in small group, centers, or whole group guided practice.
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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White House Post Card
With this White House post card, students can write to our President. Students send a note with questions, concerns, votes of confidence or even offer some words of advice. They could cover what issues they would like to see our President address while in office supporting their opinions with details. Writing an opinion that is supported with reasons/details meets Common Core Writing standards.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Log Cabin Politics and Manifest Destiny
Guide students through the rise of politics that were the imagery of Andrew Jackson known as Log Cabin Politics and how it profoundly effected the United States' belief that it had a God given right to acquire land West to the Pacific Ocean -- known as Manifest Destiny. This power point starts with the rise and fall of Martin VanBuren; then takes students through a crash course on the Mexican War; the Westward Movement highlighting the Gold Rush & Mormon Migration; and culminates with a brie
Grades:
8th - 12th
FANSchools' "Election Challenge" 2016 Debate / Discussion Resources
Attached with this assignment is a great supplementary set of two (2) classroom debate strategies and two (2) debate topics on the Electoral College and campaign finance that might be great supplemental materials to your class / school's use the FANSchools' 2016 "Election Challenge" game. The info packet includes:
- Activity Overviews
- Suggested procedures and grading scales
- Debate / discussion topic breakdowns
- Debate / discussion resource links for use
*The debates included in this packe
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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Side-by-side English & Spanish Government notes
Because of the high number of English Language Learners at my school, I created these side-by-side government notes to assist my ELLs to access the content in their native language. Key words are underlined in both languages, so that students may learn the necessary vocabulary to access the content in English as well.
Grades:
3rd - 9th
Voting Rights Amendments
Use this template for student note-taking on 6 of the voting rights amendments. Aligns with Florida State Standards for Amendments 13, 14, 15, 19, 24 & 26.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Political Process Outline
Aligned with Virginia SOL CE 5 but great for use with any class. Outlines functions of political parties, similarities and differences between parties, voting, and the electoral college
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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2016 Presidential Election - Student Comparison Chart
This document should be used to help students organize the different viewpoints of the two main presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Students should conduct research to help them better understand their positions.
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Create a Motion!
You can use this helpful guide to help your students create their very own motion to bring before Parliament- in your class of course!
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Electoral Debate Note Taking Venn Diagram
Facilitate your homework assignment of students watching the debate at home with a Venn Diagram for them to organize their thoughts. This is a great structured way to streamline their thinking and observations and then discourse in the classroom in following days.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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How Presidential Elections Work Writing
This is the page that goes with How Presidential Elections Work. It is just meant to help outline the process and to take notes for after doing research or having a class discussion/lesson.
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5th - 9th
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