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Elections - voting homework pdfs
Women's Suffrage: A Brief History
This reading comprehension sheet is a short and to the point History of the Women's Suffrage movement with a few prominent women detailed, Susan B. Anthony, Alice Paul, and Carrie Chapman Catt. There is an question sheet to find out what the student learned from the reading.
This would be a great companion to any Progressive Era Unit or Women's Suffrage Unit.
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4th - 7th
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Election Day Math Worksheets Review Voting Day
34 fun Election Day themed math worksheets: Adding, Subtracting, Missing Addends, Counting, Before and After, and Making Numbers. These sheets are leveled to allow for easy differentiation. The skills included are appropriate for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students.Worksheets:2 sheets: Add to find the Sum (within 10)2 sheets: Add to find the Sum (within 20)2 sheets: Find the missing number in the addition equation (within 10)2 sheets: Find the missing number in the addition equ
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K - 2nd
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Also included in: Holiday Themed Math Worksheets BUNDLE: Addition, Subtraction, Counting
Distance Learning | Political Party Ideologies: Liberal vs. Conservative
For every major issue in America, two ideologies emerge: Liberalism and Conservatism. This resource allows students to read statements presented from both sides of the argument. For example, this assignment includes a short argument for or against key issues such as: abortion, climate change, affirmative action, gun control, immigration, welfare, and many more. Students can analyze the arguments made and evaluate the ideological stance of each statement presented. There are 15 topics that are e
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7th - 12th
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Understanding Presidential Primaries
This is a three-page activity for older students that involves identifying states with open, closed, or hybrid primaries, states with primaries and states with caucuses, and how states award delegates. The primary process is confusing, and this activity is designed to help students learn about the different moving parts that lead to party candidate nomination.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Elections Campaign Commercial Analysis Activity
Elections Clever Campaign Commercials
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Students will view campaign commercials and choose one each from the Republican and Democratic parties to analyze. Bonus worksheet for students to describe seven different types of campaign commercials included! Suggested website for viewing commercials provided with download.
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Approximate time needed for activity: 45-60 minutes
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4-pag
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8th - 12th
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"If I Were President of the United States" Essay Writing Sheet - B/W Printable
If your students were elected President of the United States, what would they do for our country? A perfect assignment to engage your students in the election process. This is an 8-1/2 x 11 Letter size document with blank lines for students to write about what they would do as the Commander in Chief. There is a black and white Presidential Seal. Terrific to use as a project for Presidents Day, too!
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported
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1st - 12th
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Election Day Reading Comprehension Passages & Questions for 3rd Grade 4th Grade
3 Election Day reading comprehension passages with questions for third grade and fourth grade! Includes multiple choice and short answer questions for both fiction and informational text.This product includes:A non-fiction passage all about election dayA non-fiction passage about the history of voting rights in the USA fiction passage about a boy participating in the electoral process in his communityEach passage includes three standards-aligned multiple choice questions and one short answer con
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3rd - 4th
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ELECTION DAY CROSSWORD WORD SEARCH DECODING ACTIVITIES | 40 VOCABULARY TERMS
Now that we have an election coming up in November, students will be hearing terms related to politics, government, and the democratic process. I developed these activities to acquaint students with these terms and to develop their recognition and understanding of them. Use these activities to help students understand the terminology they will hear during an election year. Or use the activities to jumpstart your social studies, civics, or political science unit. SUGGESTED USES:whole-class instru
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Reconstruction Era: Jim Crow Voting Laws Primary Source Analysis
Students will read a primary source written for black voters in the South during Reconstruction in order to understand the restrictive voter suppression laws like poll taxes and literacy tests.
After annotating the reading (an annotation guide is also provided), students answer several comprehension questions, fill in a comparison chart, and interpret their learning by creating a visual representation (cartoon/drawing).
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6th - 12th
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Social Studies: US History Since the Civil War: 11 worksheets with answer key
Social Studies: History: USA Since the Civil War for Middle School (Grades 6, 7, 8)11 worksheets with answer key, 132 key terms8 Match the Words, 3 Unscramble the lettersTopics included: Business, Civil War , Land & Industry, Independence ,Post War , Slavery, Great Plains , Inhabitants, World War 1, World War 2, Today from 1970
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6th - 8th
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Current Membership of 115 Congress Online Research Activity--Legislative Branch
This activity is designed for high school Government or Civics Students, but might also work for advanced middle school students. After learning about the legislative branch, students will investigate the current make up of the House of Representatives and the Senate. They will find out who makes up the Congress--party affiliation, gender, age, and other demographic information.
Students will also know who is currently in leadership positions:
-Speaker of the House
-Senate President pro tempor
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Government Legislative Branch Representative Bundle
Presidential Election 2020 | Election Activities | Election Math Worksheets
Engaging PRINT & GO math challenges and brainteasers for the 2020 Presidential Election! These election themed math worksheets are an easy way to integrate math and social studies as we approach the 2020 election. The Election Math Challenges & Brainteasers pack includes 21 fun math worksheets and answer keys you can use for 2nd or 3rd grade math groups, homework, fast finishers, math/social studies integration, number talks or whole class problem solving.Want to save over 25% off the or
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2nd - 3rd
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Civics Unit 0 Being a Fake News Detective Worksheet/Webquest
Follows the "Civics Fake News Mini-Unit".
Challenges students to pick a website and analyze an article for click bait and bias.
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7th - 8th
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Also included in: Fake News Unit Bundle
Presidential Debate Analysis Worksheet
Whether your students are set to watch a Democratic/Republican presidential debate or a general election presidential debate, use this worksheet that requires students to answer questions before, during, and after viewing the debate. A handout that explains ethos, pathos, and logos is included -- something the students will be asked about when completing the analysis worksheet. Some of the questions included in this worksheet:What issues would you like to hear the candidates debate? Why?What is
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8th - 12th
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Interactive Timeline: Election of 1960
This resource is a Google form and doc linked to an interactive timeline on the presidential election of 1960 between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy.The election of 1960 gave Americans a clear choice between the policies pursued during most of the 1950's or a new political agenda for a new decade. It saw the largest voter turnout yet in the nation’s history and was also the closest election in nearly one hundred years. Students will complete the 5 reading comprehension questions and 9 descri
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7th - 11th
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Also included in: Civil Rights and Reform in the 1960’s Activities Bundle
citizens fluency and comprehension leveled passages
These are nonfiction reading passages about citizens. Because I have a citizen passage included in both my second grade and third grade bundles, this actually includes both. You get 2 passages at 3 levels each. There is also a vocabulary helper for each set of passages.
I've also included fluency trackers to record words per minute read each week. There are various levels and also a blank one in case a child reads above or below the rates given.
This can be used as homework or as a station
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Everything you need to teach about the 2012 Presidential Election
Everything you need to teach about the 2012 Presidential Election for Upper Elementary and Middle School
Included in this product:
*Debate viewing guide (2 pages)
*Debate Writing Assignment (1 page)
*Election News Current Events (1 page)
•Political Cartoon Analysis (1 page)
•*A Letter to the Candidate (1 page)
•*Questions to the candidate (1 page)
•* Patriotic Writing Paper (6 different pages)
•* Campaign Manager Activity (1 page)
•*Blank Campaign Posters (2 different pages)
•*2008 Electora
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4th - 8th
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Presidential Debate Worksheet- September 29, 2020 DIGITAL
Do you plan to ask your students to watch the 9-29-2020 presidential debate between Trump and Biden and need a printable worksheet to accompany the viewing? You are in the right spot! This worksheet asks students to consider the candidates in the following areas:The major focuses of the debate according to the Commission on Presidential Debates (the Trump and Biden records, the Supreme Court, Covid-19, the economy, race and violence, and the integrity of the election)First impressionsUse of appe
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8th - 11th
Also included in: 2020 Presidential Debates and Vice Presidential Debate Worksheets BUNDLE
Elementary School U.S. Government Basics Worksheet
The Government Basics Worksheet introduces elementary students to fundamental concepts related to government. The worksheet covers key topics such as the definition of government, the purpose of laws, the types of government, and the roles of government leaders. Students also explore the concept of citizenship, understanding rights and responsibilities, and essential vocabulary related to government systems. The worksheet incorporates a variety of engaging activities, including matching exercise
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5th - 7th
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The White House
Looking for a way to discuss the upcoming way, but without getting into a discussion about the candidates?
Use this packet to teach the history of the White House. Students will discover the number of rooms the White House has, compare two Presidents who lived in the White House during two different wars, utilize graphs, and map skills as they learn the history of the White House.
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White House Web Search-students search for answers on the internet
What's Inside?-Students use a pictogr
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3rd - 6th
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Presidents Day Writing Activities If I Were President Writing Prompts worksheets
"If I Were President Writing Activity," an engaging and educational digital product designed specifically for students in grades 1 through 3. This interactive writing activity empowers young learners to explore their creativity while enhancing their writing skills.⭐⭐Key Features:Fill-in-the-Gap Templates: Students will have access to a unique template where they can complete sentences related to what they would do if they were president. This template provides structured guidance while encouragi
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1st - 3rd
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City Government Get Informed Assignment & Attend a Council Meeting Extra Credit
In this activity, students will get involved with understanding more about local government and what is happening in their city. There are questions for finding out when city councils meet, what happens in the state of the city addresses, how to summarize city council agenda meeting minutes, and gets students thinking about how many things are happening at the level of their local government. Other Amazing Hauger History Resources: 8. 10 Week Computer Science Technology Course for Middle School
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9th - 12th
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United States History Classroom Films - List & Review Worksheet
I use this list of films for my US History and AP US History students to add to their classroom knowledge. The Film Review worksheet is for extra credit, though you can use it for a classroom assignment as well. Aligned with APUSH. NYS Regents Aligned.
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8th - 12th
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Electoral College Math - Print or Google Doc
This math worksheet is of the Electoral College. Questions involve skills of basic addition, comparing numbers, and ordering numbers. While the addition is basic, questions involve adding 18 numbers together. Good for group work, extra credit, support work, and/or integrating math into social studies!Includes Electoral College Vote Map and Chart.2020 Update - I added a link to make a Google Doc copy if you would like to make electronic for students.
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3rd - 7th
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