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11th grade elections - voting Common Core CCRA.W.7 resources
Election 2024 Compare the Issues Reading and Activities Print & Google Drive
Updated for the 2024 Presidential Election! Compare and Contrast the issues that are important to your students. Learn where Joe Biden and Donald Trump stand on jobs, the economy, immigration, health care, and the environment. Have your students ask critical questions about the presidential campaign. Complete your Campaign 2024 unit with 2024 Election Meet Joe Biden and 2024 Election Meet Donald TrumpOR SAVE SOME MONEY AND Grab the 2024 Election Bundle. You'll get all three resources at a di
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: 2024 Presidential Election Meet the Candidates Bundle Print & Digital
All The President's Men Movie Guide | Reporting | Journalism (PG - 1976)
All The President's Men Movie Guide | Reporting | Journalism (PG - 1976) challenges students to digest and comprehend the many complexities of the Watergate scandal as investigative reporters Woodward and Bernstein team up. Compare and contrast the strategies they use while questioning their sources. Evaluate Ben Bradlee's decisions to print, or not print, their stories. Conduct further research on the headlines that resulted from their story and finally, imagine how this story would be handled
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9th - 12th
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2020 Presidential Election - Comparing the Candidates on Green Issues
This project guides students through a comparison of the 2020 presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden with respect to environmental issues. Students will research and complete a graphic organizer of the various proposed environmental policies of the two main presidential candidates then write a CER (claim-evidence-reasoning) paragraph arguing which candidate will better protect the environment. Ten different specific environmental policy categories are provided, along with an additi
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6th - 12th
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Election | Dear Mr. President Letter Frame, Rubric, Reflection | Social Justice
Empower students. Let their voices be heard. Encourage student activism and foster social responsibility. Have students articulate their concerns to the president in a formal letter after researching what matters to them. Teach them that they have the power to demand social justice. This activity prompts powerful and often emotionally charged arguments and discussions. Prepare to be amazed. Includes letter frame, checklist, rubric, video hook, leadership quotes, and reflection. Follow me to buil
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6th - 12th
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