Social Studies | Activity Board | Bitmoji | Middle School | Junior High | Elem

Dive into the News & Unleash Your Inner Social Studies Sleuth!

Calling all elementary, middle and junior high school detectives! Are you curious about current events and eager to explore the inner workings of Canadian government? Step into this interactive adventure in social studies exploration.

Forget boring textbooks and dusty lectures! This Google Slide document is your one-stop shop for dynamic learning:

• Click your way through a vibrant Bitmoji classroom: Explore different zones dedicated to news headlines, government roles, hot-button issues, and more!
• Go on a fact-finding mission: Uncover fascinating articles, engaging videos, and interactive quizzes just a click away.
• Become a citizen journalist: Share your opinions on current events through polls, comments, and even creating your own mini-news stories.
• Dig deeper into government mysteries: Decode the roles of Prime Minister, Parliament, and Supreme Court through interactive games and simulations.
• Unlock hidden secrets: Collect badges and earn points as you explore, becoming a master of Canadian social studies!

This Google Slides document is completely editable, so you can:

• Tailor the content to your specific curriculum: Choose topics, resources, and activities that match your learning objectives.
• Customize the Bitmoji world: Add your own Bitmoji avatar, decorate the classroom, and make it your own!
• Keep it fresh and engaging: Update the content regularly with the latest news and activities, ensuring there's always something new to discover.

More than just learning, it's an experience!

• Boost critical thinking and analysis skills: As students navigate the information, they'll learn to evaluate sources, form opinions, and engage in meaningful discussions.
• Spark curiosity and engagement: The interactive format and fun design will keep students motivated and actively involved in their learning.
• Promote collaboration and communication: Encourage students to share their findings, debate ideas, and work together to solve "government mysteries."