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Free not grade specific government simulations
Murder Mystery Game Instructions FREEBIE
This product was designed as a template to introduce the Murder Mystery Game to your class. This product includes the following:Prompt / background story for the gameRules for playingHints you can choose to offer during the activityAnswer KeyAdditional slide designs, music, icons, etc. for your useThis product was designed as part of a "First Week of School" Bundle to introduce your course, especially government/civics - to get to know your students and how they interact with each other and to h
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Fun Free-Market (Capitalism) Simulation - (Distance Learning)
In this fun free-market simulation, students learn the basics of the free-market by participating in an imaginary market where they negotiate sales. They learn that everything in a free-market-- prices, what is made, how it is made, and who buys it-- is determined by the interactions between free consumers and free suppliers. Kids also learn the relationship between price and the number of consumers or suppliers; and they learn how monopolies and oligopolies can rig the market. Perfect to introd
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Civics Intro - Stranded Island Activity - Create Your Own Government
Civics Intro - Stranded Island Activity - Create Your Own Governmenthandout with questions also available
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Also included in:Â Civics Intro Bundle
Student Voter Registration Cards
I made these cards to use at a mock election that I will hold in my classroom the day before election day. Students will draw their picture in the box and fill in the rest of the information about themselves. I will print them out on cardstock to give them a more official feel. I will have them present these at the front of the classroom before they vote.
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2016 Presidential Election Ballots
I created these ballots to use with a mock election in my classroom this year. I only included the democrat and republican candidates. They are the ones pictured in the 2016 Presidential Election powerpoint that I also have in my store.
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The Growth "Ballooning" of the Federal Bureaucracy- Balloon Game
This game teaches students about the growth of the federal bureaucracy by giving students 8 cards which each describe the creation of a new agency. Students read a card, pump up a balloon, and then tape to the balloon a picture (which they choose from the picture sheet) to represent that agency. After all 8 cards, students tie the balloons up and have a visual image of how much the bureaucracy has ballooned over time. You can turn the activity into a game by having groups compete with each other
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GrowingVoters.org: Free Virtual and Classroom Activities
GrowingVoters.org is a FREE non-partisan civics active learning initiative created by Lesley University Professor Jo-Anne Hart. Since starting in 2004, we've had tens of thousands of users and from all 50 states. These free virtual and in-class creative activities on voting and elections invite student voice and power to actively take part in the U.S. electoral system. Our hands-on projects are designed for all grades, elementary to college, and across multiple subject areas beyond civics and s
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