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Free elections - voting activities for Google Apps
Google Slides ™︱Voting - Distance Learning
This introductory Google slide explains the basic concept of voting and can transition into a mock vote or election. This presentation works very well when pushed out through Google classroom (streamlines the process of creating a unique copy for each student).© Google Inc. All rights reserved. Google and the Google logos are registered trademarks of Google Inc. ModEducator® is an independent company and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google Inc.
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PreK - 3rd
"How to Become President of the USA" - Informational Text Passage & Infographic
Relevant, informative, high-interest, 2-page informational text with infographic, all about how a person becomes President of the United States. At nearly any age, we are curious about how exactly the process of electing a president works in the USA. This explains everything you need to know for the election, step-by-step.Available in easy-print PDF, or Google Classroom for easy distance learning. All this for FREE. Wow!The infographic is great too! Adds a visual, easy-to-follow guide through th
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Voter Turnout Data Analysis Activity - DIGITAL - pre election 2020
This activity is perfect for students to explore voter turnout data in the U.S. This no-prep digital worksheet includes 6 "stations" with links to data from various credible research sites- supplemented with charts and visuals - that describe voter turnout in the U.S across a variety of demographics (race/ethnicity, age, gender, education, etc). Additionally, each data/graph is supplemented with 3 questions that ask students to analyze the data and think beyond the statistics.Available for Googl
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6th - 12th
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FREE! GOOGLE SLIDES: VOTING! Fun Activities & Quick Lessons
FREE * FREE * FREE * With just days until the next election, this is the perfect time to give your students a close-up look at the inner workings of the United States' voting process. Students are challenged to use the provided glossary, look online, or use an encyclopedia to find the answers and complete a crossword puzzle, matching, and comprehension activities. So enjoy this FREE set of GOOGLE SLIDES and HAPPY TEACHING! Be sure to follow us and you'll be the first to know about
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Not Grade Specific
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Joke of the Day --- Election Day --- Google Form
Add some laughs to your daily morning routine. Post in your Google Classroom as an assignment or material ---- Joke of the Day. Students can open up a daily Joke of the Day for some fun and giggles to start the day off right or check out during the day when finished with their assignments. Each joke is set up as a Google Form.Holiday Themed Joke --- Election Day1 Google Form Joke
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Not Grade Specific
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Political Parties Research Project / Presentation
Who really knows the political parties in the United States? Not me! After realizing I needed to make sure I was on top of things for the next election season, and students sharing they wanted to know more about this almost taboo subject, we added POLITICS to our list of 'hot topics' we would research this quarter. PLEASE NOTE: I am NOT a social studies / history / government teacher but rather a World Language Teacher who also has a Global/Cultural Studies class, I created the following lesson
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8th - 11th
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Voting Tally Sheets
Teach your students about the election process by having the class vote on their favorite things! These sheets allow you and your students to tally up the votes and determine a winner! You can change out the pictures in each sheet to match what your class is voting on. Create cute ballots for each vote and have your students help you tally the votes! What's Included: Best Pet Tally Sheet - Dog- Hamster - Cat Favorite Food Tally Sheet - Pizza - Hamburger- Ice CreamFavorite Ice Cream Flavor Tally
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PreK - 1st
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Media & Voter Influence - Choice Board
Give your students an opportunity to explore the relationship between the media and voters! This ready-to-use choice board includes 6 different digital activities for students to learn about how various forms of media can influence voters. The choice board includes 3 comprehension and reflection questions for each activity. Content includes but is not limited to:SOCIAL MEDIA - How do Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube score when it comes to helping voters?ART - How do political posters and colors inf
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6th - 12th
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Democrats vs Republicans
This graphic organizer helps students gain a better understanding of each party. Students will be able to choose issues that are important to them and determine where each party stands. Excellent for developing research skills. Great for distance or traditional learning.
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Election Bundle
Collective Bargaining Simulation
This is the Slideshow portion of the Collective Bargaining Simulation activity. Use this Slideshow in conjunction with the Google Doc detailing the rules (also in my TPT store).The teacher must have previous knowledge of how Collective Bargaining works. Must be able to describe labour, unions, union action and strike action for this simulation to be effective.
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9th - 12th
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1.1 Ideals of Democracy AP US Government and Politics
Designed for an AP US Government and Politics classroom, the following slides work to introduce and explain the democratic ideals present in Founding and Modern American Government Documents.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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FLASH FREEBIE - The Election -Practice Civil Discourse, make informed decisions!
This resource is fully digital and can be used immediately! I used it this week to help my students research the issues, learn about civil discourse and think about how to make an informed decision.This unit makes a great springboard for learning about Our Democracy (this unit is now fully digital AND fully printable - newly revised in 2020!)The links in this resource are to high quality news articles on Scholastic News, appropriate for 4th - 6th graders. "If I Ran for President" is also linke
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4th - 6th
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Fighting for Votes for Women to Build a Stronger Democracy
This five-day lesson plan, gives students an overview of the women’s suffrage movement, with a focus on groups that have been underrepresented in the telling of the suffrage story. Smithsonian web resources are used to highlight specific people. It also introduces a research tool called the National Votes for Women Trail that allows students to do their own research.
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5th - 8th
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Presidential Roles/Powers Tournament PREVIEW
*FULL LESSON AVAILABLE IN MY STORE*Want to engage your students in an activity that will allow them to immerse themselves in an otherwise more dull topic, the nine roles of the president? This resource is the right thing for you!In this lesson, your students will be asked to explore the nine different presidential powers- March Madness Style! Watch as students take on the challenge of debating why their presidential role is the most important and the (sometimes hilarious) arguments they come up
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11th - 12th
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Political Philosophies - non biased
We are a nonprofit that teaches about the different political types. My team and I have created a resource for teachers to use to teach about the 5 different political types in a non-biased manner. We think students should be able to make decisions on who they affiliate with, without getting outside pressure from someone else. We have a quiz on out website that is 10 questions long, then a few resources to talk about each of the issues that appeared on the quiz, and resources to talk about what
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9th - 12th
Digital Voter Registration Card
Interactive digital voter registration card! Perfect for the upcoming election!! Insert into google classroom for adding fun.
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Not Grade Specific
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The U.S. Presidential Election: Anticipation Guide, Questions, Discussion
Excite your middle and high school History/Social Studies students about the upcoming presidential election through this easy-prep 10-page lesson: The U.S. Presidential Election: Anticipation Guide, Questions, Discussion. Anticipation Guides enhance students' purpose for reading, activate their prior knowledge, and create interest in the topic. This lesson will assess your students' current understanding of the election and will help you guide your instruction on the election. Students read "I
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Every Four Years...The Presidential Election Unit Bundle
Collective Bargaining Activity Instructions
Use this 3-page Google Document to inform your class about Collective Bargaining, and how this process works to avert strikes / organize labour groups.Before teaching the lesson, read through the instructions to ensure that you understand how the process works, and the aims of the simulation.IMPORTANTEnsure that each side only gets their respective sheet of instructionsThere is an employee sheet and an employer sheet. Ensure that these are given to the respective sides.
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9th - 12th
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Local Elections: My First 100 Days
An introductory lesson into local and statewide elections by focusing on candidates' and students' "First 100 Days" plans. Focuses on Maryland but can be adapted for other states and jurisdictions (reach out to me and I'd love to put more state sets together!)
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5th - 8th
The 117th Congress: How has Congress Changed?
I wanted my students to understand how the demographics of Congress have changed to represent all Americans. I usually start by asking students to brainstorm a list of issues and conflicts the current Congress has to deal with. I explain that our current Congress has quite an extensive list of unique challenges ahead of it. Then, students watch a video of a virtual tour of the US Capitol (linked in the Google Doc) to show how the building itself is reflective of American history, tradition, and
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9th - 12th
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Collective Bargaining Reflection
This short worksheet will have students undergo a metacognitive thought process on the Collective Bargaining simulation.Students can either answer in the document itself (students will need the teacher to Make a Copy for each of them) or the teacher can print off the worksheet after making adjustments to the size of the answer boxes.
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9th - 12th
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City Council Cheat Sheet (2 Candidates)
Elections can be confusing for young people, especially first time voters! This graphic organizer helps students learn how to research the different stances of City Council candidates on issues of the students choosing. Great for distance and traditional learning!
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Election Bundle
Judicial Election Cheat Sheet
Elections can be confusing for young people, especially first time voters! This graphic organizer helps students learn how to research the different stances of Judicial candidates on issues of the students choosing. Great for distance and traditional learning!
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Election Bundle
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