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Martin Luther King Day civics grant proposals
Fiscal Federalism Activity: Parent/Guardian Grant Proposal
This student-centered project is a wonderful way to introduce the concept of Fiscal Federalism to Civics/American Government students. In this fun and interactive activity, students will design grant applications in which they (the states) will request federal funding through categorical or block grants. Students will ask for things they really want or need by seeking parent/guardian (federal government) funding. It is an engaging way for students to learn and apply key terms like mandates, cate
Grades:
9th - 12th
Types:
Realism through Photo Journalism-Elementary/Middle School Grant
A $500.00 funded Social Studies Grant from the state of Louisiana.
- The major focus of this project is to motivate the students to become aggressively engaged in activities whereby they will utilize information learned in class along with their technological skills to create a community awareness campaign that will encourage positive changes for all citizens.
Project Goals:
1. To introduce students to their role as citizens in a democratic society
2. To show students that they are an importa
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Grades:
4th - 9th
"I Have a Dream" Sketchnotes (LISTENING ACTIVITY)
Everyone knows the speech, but most students have never HEARD or SEEN Martin Luther King Jr. give his full speech. Let your classroom be their first time!Students will follow along with the speech (video link provided) and take notes on the provided handout as they listen. Perfect activity to send your students into the three-day weekend or use as part of Civil Rights Movement unit!
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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