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John Lewis: "Good Trouble" Documentary Worksheet + PowerPoint Guide for Movie
This three page worksheet gives students an opportunity to document their understandings about the Civil Rights activist and his impact on society as they watch the 97 minute documentary about his activism, specifically his involvement in passing the Voting Rights Act in 1965. It contains three main parts: His background, the lessons the director learned as she made this important and relevant film (Example: Always do what you can, no matter how small), and a reflection. The thumbnails are of e
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Vote Signs, Election Day Poster Bundle, Voting Rights, Civic Duty, Election Day
Product Description:Express your patriotic pride and encourage voter participation with our Election Day Sign Bundle, available for digital download on Etsy! This bundle features a variety of nine vibrant and inspiring signs designed to make a statement on and before Election Day.What's Included:- A diverse selection of nine patriotic signs, each showcasing unique and impactful messages to promote voter engagement and celebrate democracy.How to Use:1. Purchase and download the Election Day Sign
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Elections/Iowa Caucuses/Voting/Politics - Critical Thinking Grid Logic Puzzle
Here’s a great critical-thinking lesson that aligns with a lesson about voting or politics.The main product is the grid logic puzzle. The coloring page is just a bonus! This is great for a stand-alone sub plan and/or when you need a little problem-solving padding before your next big lesson. Not sure how logic puzzles work? See the last section in this description.My students really get into solving these puzzles. You can have them work individually or cooperatively. In groups, it's great
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US Citizenship Test - 100 Questions
This file includes 100 example questions of a US Citizenship Test.A real citizenship test would be given verbally, and only consist of 10 question. This test is the pool they pull the questions out of. There are a few different topics covered, including:US HistoryCivicsGeographyHolidaysGovernmentI love giving this test at the beginning of the year with my government kids and seeing how they improve throughout the year.
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Election 2020
Election 2020 Handout - PRINT VERSION ONLYLooking for a quick worksheet for your students to fill out on Election Night?This product asks students to find the results of the 2020 Presidential Election. Students can fill in the popular vote and the electoral vote results. Map for students to color in a map for the electoral college. Information box about the electoral college.**** I made this a print version and not a digital version because I know it is easier for students to color or label a ma
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Fun Lessons on Rank Choice Voting
This activity teaches student how Rank Choice Voting Works in a non-political fun way.Start by running a closed primary and election on... Favorite Thanksgiving Food.Then redo the election as an open primary and rank choice voting election.Also included:Teacher notes. Links to resources. Activity 2 on Favorite Holiday SongActivity 3 on Favorite Holiday MovieSuggested homework for the activities.
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Border Bundle - Election Day
Election Day is quickly approaching - why not enhance classroom election topics with this 6 border variety bundle. Excellent to use as classroom handouts, homework assignments, general election information, and more. Visit my store to view additional border bundles, individual boarders, Art Lesson Plans and more.
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French Election Vocabulary (Worksheets)
43 French worksheets across 8 formats review 66 elections-related terms for a total of 5 units in 131 pages.
Ready-to-print, ready-to-distribute, ready-to-mark, the varied activities and levels accommodate students from elementary or ESL to high school. All marking keys are included.
To familiarize students with these terms and to keep students of different abilities engaged, successful, and challenged with the same content, the election terms are presented in a variety of formats:
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Barack Obama’s Farewell Address (United States, 2017)
The complete text of United States President Barack Obama’s farewell address, as prepared for delivery and provided by the White House. The speech was delivered on 10 January 2017 before a crowd of 20,000 at Chicago’s McCormick Place convention center, with millions more watching and listening on TV, the internet, the radio, and smartphones around the world.The handout is designed with classroom needs in mind. The text is set in easy-to-read, 11-point type. Lines of text are numbered for easy re
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Duck for President Ballot
After reading, Duck for President by Doreen Cronin students vote for Duck or Farmer Brown. There are 2 ballots per page. This is great for Election Day!
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Word Find - Election Unit 2020
This is a Word Find featuring 6 words related to the Election Unit 2020. Students use the letters in the word (for example: "DEMOCRAT") to spell as many other words as possible. Students can cut out the letters at the bottom of this page to help them make different words. You can find all of the possible words at https://wordmaker.info/how-many/Also Available: -Word Find Individual Election (Word Find - Candidate, Word Find - Democrat, etc.) $1 each-Word Find Total Bundle featuring 52 Word Find
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Voting for a President: Text Followed by Comprehension and Vocabulary Worksheets
This is a topic that I always found important for my students to know about and understand as not only is it a current event but one that the people around them (parents, family, friends) are discussing. Having some knowledge about it may help them spark a conversation! Regarding comprehension and recall, there are two ways you can approach the questions. One way is to read the entire text, then complete the questions or you can have the student read one page of the text and immediately ask the
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Election: the issues
I think it's important to teach our students to know who they are voting for and what their candidate believes in. Many times they rally behind a candidate without knowing why. This can be used with my listed PowerPoint presentation about the candidates and their issues. Or if you prefer, you can use your own resource to teach the issues. To use: While you teach each candidate's issue, students will check the box of whom they agree with. At the end of the lesson, ask the students to count w
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Election Vocabulary Crossword
Election Vocabulary CrosswordTo differentiate a version with a word list is providedWord Listballotcandidatecitizenconstituentdistrictelectelectionincumbentlegislationmajoritynominationordinancepetitionrecallreferendumrepresentativeresponsibilityrightstatutevote
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Election Vocabulary Matching
Election Vocabulary Word SearchWord Listballotcandidatecitizenconstituentdistrictelectelectionincumbentlegislationmajoritynominationordinancepetitionrecallreferendumrepresentativeresponsibilityrightstatutevote
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Election Vocabulary Word Search
Election Vocabulary Word SearchTo differentiate 3 versions are providedWord Listballotcandidatecitizenconstituentdistrictelectelectionincumbentlegislationmajoritynominationordinancepetitionrecallreferendumrepresentativeresponsibilityrightstatutevote
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Elections Anticipation Guide
10 Statements which students have to determine if they are true or false about election rules and historical elections. Good activity to use to introduce elections, government, or to use on election day. Takes about 10 minutes. You could also have the students look up the answers.
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Voting/Election themed Motivational Poster
Get kids thinking about their vote and the kind of person they want to be with one powerful message! Stylish election themed motivational quote set on yellow and white notebook paper backgrounds perfect for hanging in the classroom or printing as individual notecards to give each student!
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Donald Trump’s Inaugural Address (United States, 2017)
Donald John Trump of New York was inaugurated as the 45th president of the United States on the west steps of the Capitol in Washington, D.C., at noon on Friday, 20 January 2017, as prescribed by the 20th Amendment to the Constitution. The oath he took is prescribed by Article II, Section 1, of the Constitution: “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constit
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2018 State of the Union
The complete text of President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address, delivered before a joint session of Congress in the House of Representatives chamber in the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., Tuesday, 30 January 2018.
This handout includes the complete text of the address as prepared for delivery. There may be minor differences between this text and the speech as it was actually delivered. Minor typographical changes have been made in this text.
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Road to the White House
U.S. political parties select candidates for president and vice-president through a series of local caucuses and state-wide primaries in which voters cast secret ballots, culminating in national conventions.On Monday at seven in the evening, tens of thousands of Democrats in Iowa will gather in schools, gymnasiums, churches and libraries, in all 1,678 precincts of the state, to select which of the presidential candidates they support.https://www.graphicnews.com/en/pages/39931/us-election-road-to
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Word Search - Election 2020
This is a Word Search featuring words and names related to the 2020 Presidential Election.
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Electoral College Tally Worksheet
This worksheet is designed to help students add up and determine the presidential winner based on the total number of electoral votes they receive. Since we are not a democracy but a constitutional republic it provides an opportunity to discuss this as well. I used the electoral college map found https://tophermcculloch.com/2020/08/2020-electoral-map-coloring-page/ to go with it.
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Argumentative Speech Guide
Help students to prepare and present and argumentative speech with this outline.
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