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Free elections - voting homework
Presidential Election | 2020 Election | Electoral College Math Activity FREE
Use this FREE math challenge printable during the 2020 presidential election to add some election themed math fun to your 2nd or 3rd grade math groups, number talks, fast finishers, or electoral college social studies lesson. In this math activity 2020 election activity students are given an electoral map and asked to find two combinations of states that have a sum of 270 electoral votes.The free download includes: Teacher Notes with link to interactive Electoral Map site2020 Electoral Map print
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2nd - 3rd
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Voting Word Search Worksheet Puzzle - Easel Activity Game
Students might be asking plenty of solid questions about the upcoming elections. Whether it's a focus on a national election, a local law or a Congressional race, it's one of the biggest parts of our democracy! That's why we are so excited to share this word game!Our VOTE WORD SEARCH PRINTABLE PUZZLE is brand new (see the shiny PDF ready to use! It's Free too. It shares a look at the process - not the politics - of voting in the USA. Our goal? Encourage students, no matter their age, to come to
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3rd - 12th
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Susan B. Anthony Biography Page
Learn to write a brief biography about an amazing woman in American history, Susan B. Anthony. This worksheet can be used alone, allowing the child to research the answers. It can also be done after reading a book about Susan B. Anthony or watching the episode on "Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum" about Susan B. Anthony. There is now an Easel Digital Activity with the fill-in-the-blank biography worksheet they can fill in on the computer with pen or text tools!Check out my bundle includi
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1st - 5th
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Know Your Rights Worksheet - Bill of Rights - FREE PDF
Teach students about the Bill of Rights! This worksheet allows students to use context clues to determine the first 10 Amendments and then use what they've learned to answer critical thinking and opinion questions. Keywords: bill of rights, amendments, constitution, law, civics, legal, rights, government, US government
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5th - 12th
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Branches of Government Multiple Choice
Explore the three branches of government in this easy-to-follow multiple-choice worksheet.10 questions with answer key
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4th - 6th
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Riding Freedom comprehension questions
These are "right there" questions. I do this only to monitor that they are reading and have basic comprehension of the book. I ask higher order questions in my small groups :)
I do not have an answer key right now prepared. I will type up the answers and post them when they are done
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3rd - 5th
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US President Logic Puzzle
FREE DownloadTry one of our unique table logic puzzles for free and see how much fun you can have when we blend US history content knowledge with critical thinking skills. This challenging 5x5x5 brainteaser weaves together little-known facts about five historical US presidential elections and their landslide electoral college victories. Using close reading and deductive reasoning skills, students will successfully solve the table logic problem. As a bonus, students come away also learning fun fa
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4th - 8th
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States & Capitals Crossword Puzzle
This crossword puzzle has the name of the states given and the student needs to fill in the name of the capital of the state. The activity is designed to supplement work with learning states and capitals. Could be used as homework or in preparing for a test over the states.
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4th - 7th
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Suffragette Movie Guide
This guide follows the movie as students watch. It can be used while they watch the movie or given as a short assignment at the end of the movie. The last two questions are essay questions and can be omitted or given to advanced classes. There are also questions that require outside research pertaining to the movie and the suffrage movement in general.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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I'm Running for President Worksheet
Two page worksheet on running for president of the United States. The first page is a simple worksheet on what the student would do if he/she were running for president. The second page is for designing and drawing a personal campaign poster. *The profits from my page will be donated to the organization Volunteer for the Visayans. This organization, among many things, works to help children in the Philippines receive a quality education. Having personally worked in country with this program I ca
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3rd - 5th
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The 1932 Election with Hey Arnold!
Present the big election of 1932 through the context of Nickelodeon's Hey Arnold! Students will be filling out graphic organizer describing the characters Mr. Simmons and Mr. Wartz, then draw comparisons to the historical figures Hoover and Roosevelt. Works great with nearly any secondary level for creating multiple connections to content!
This lesson will cover the election of 1932 between Herbert Hoover and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. We will more closely look into the political ideologies tha
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6th - 12th
Selma ~ Movie Guide + Word Search
“I love voting day. I love the sight of my fellow citizens lining up to make their voices heard." Beth Broderick (American actress ~ 1959) These film questions go with the movie 'Selma' starring David Oyelowo chronicling the story of the voting rights march in Alabama in the 1960s. You get:1. A follow-along question sheet with 20 questions all on one page2. An answer key for the question sheet 3. A follow-up word search activity 4. An answer key for the word search Having students select
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9th - 12th
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My Presidential Cabinet
This is a worksheet for students to pick out their own presidential cabinet. They can pick from anyone they know for each position. Great to follow a lesson on these positions. *The profits from my page will be donated to the organization Volunteer for the Visayans. This organization, among many things, works to help children in the Philippines receive a quality education. Having personally worked in country with this program I can attest to the great work they do and the lives they have saved.
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4th - 7th
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Super PACs, PACs, and Candidates
During this lesson students will learn about PACs and Super PACs. The students will be looking at data collected from the current Presidential Race. In the lesson students will view a video to get a quick overview of what PACs and Super PACs are and how they collect and utilize donations. This assignment also combines math because students will have to complete a chart that has them convert the data into a percent.
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7th - 12th
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Presidential Election Worksheets
Candidate Profiles sheets, Issues Sheets, Debate Sheets, etc.
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7th - 12th
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Choosing Our President Note-Taking Sheet
This document directly corresponds with the Choosing Our President Power Point Presentation, giving the students a place to record the correct answers. Use to keep the students engaged as you go through the presentation, give as an assessment at a later date, or assign as homework - the choice is yours! Also included is an answer key. :)
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1st - 6th
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Election Day Word Search / Democracy in Action!
Campaigns, Polls, Ballots, Stickers, Electors ... Let's celebrate the democratic elections of our American republic. Please enjoy this FREE Election Day word search puzzle! WAIT! Your Students Will Love These:Click HERE for the Election 2024: Biden vs. Trump Venn DiagramClick HERE for your Tracking the General Election Chart 2024Click HERE for the Conservative vs. Liberal Activity
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Also included in:Â Track the Primaries & Caucuses, Electoral College Chart, and More!
When I Become President
This quick writing template is perfect for an election year or simply for when you are discussing presidency and/or lawmaking. Students love being able to make their own laws for when they will be president and drawing what they would look like if they were the president. Enjoy!
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K - 2nd
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Who's a Good Leader?
A simple review of what makes someone a good leader
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1st - 2nd
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Think, Write, Share: Presidential Qualities
Get your students thinking about the role of president. What qualities should a president have and why. A great way to get the students engaged before the lesson begins!
I send it home so the students also discuss the ideas with their families! Get the conversations flowing at the dinner table!
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2nd - 5th
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What makes a leader? Acrostic worksheet
Creating some worksheets for my 4-H'ers to correlate to November's Leadership theme.
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Not Grade Specific
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FREE Daily Social Studies Research Sample Pack
Daily Social Studies is a weekly assignment that will help your students become more proficient in researching information. Expand their world with questions that include basic geography and how that geography has been changed over time. Students will practice providing evidence based answers to short answer questions as well as extended constructed response essay type questions. All answers are provided in a convenient answer document following each student sheet. Daily Social Studies will not
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3rd - 6th
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The Powers of Congress
This is a worksheet with the answers included. Simply remove them and print for your student copy. This is based on a Middle School Glencoe Civics book, but can be used for any basic civics book.
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6th - 8th
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2020 Vice-Presidential Debate Bingo
I always encourage my students to be involved in the political process! Here's a fun way to introduce debates to your students! This is a great homework activity that can lead to a great discussion the next day in class!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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