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2nd grade elections - voting study guides
Capitol and Capital, SS2CG4
Capitol and Capital. Use this sheet for U.S. and Georgia specific for standard SS2CG4: I can identify the state and national capitol buildings from pictures, and capitals of the United States of America (Washington, D.C.) and the state of Georgia (Atlanta) by locating them on appropriate maps. Can be used to paste into a journal or as an informational sheet.
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1st - 3rd
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Branches of Government Exit Ticket Assessment
With this simple and direct assesment, teachers will gain fast insight into their students' understanding of the differences between the three branches of government. Presented in six question, this assessmen include both multiple choice responses as well as a written component.It covers topics of the executive branch, legislative branch, judicial branch and some of the sub-categories within. This can easily be used as a test, quiz, exit ticket or other form of independent. An answer key has bee
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2nd - 5th
Branches of the Government
This is a 3-page booklet full of information about the different branches of government, who they are and what they do.Page 2 and 3 are purposely blank. Children can write down and/or draw what they have learned about it. -or-children can use the answers provided on page 4 to fill in the blank boxes with the pictures and descriptions of what each branch of the government is, along with photos to show or describe what they do and who they are. Just cut the "box" for pages 1 to 3. You can have chi
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2nd - 5th
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Elections Exit Ticket Assessment
Check out this simple and direct 5-question multiple choice assessment. It an easily be adapted for a test, quiz, exit ticket or independent work. The results will provide insight for the teacher into the understandings' and content attainment of students. Topics include elections, government officials, and vocabulary related to these topics such as ballots, electors, candidates and more. An answer key has been included for your convenience.
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2nd - 5th
Introduction to State Government Exit Ticket Assessment
This 6-question assessment is ideal for an exit ticket. It provides quick snapshot for teachers to understand where students are in terms of their understanding of state governments. Five of the questions are completed with one of two words that students choose from. The last question is a fill in the blank with two words that are rleated to the services that a state government provides. This can be adapted for a quiz or the start to some independent work. An answer key has been included for yo
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2nd - 4th
PreK-Grade 6 Presidents of the USA Reference
This U.S. History unit is a quick-reference for all of the Presidents of the United States of America from George Washington to Barack Obama. Presidents are listed in chronological order and include birth dates, death dates, term as president, political party, vice president, and one or more additional interesting facts.
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PreK - 6th
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Citizenship Ch. 7 Study Guide and Test
This is a study guide and test that I put together to go along with Harcourt Social Studies - Our Communities third grade textbook . This test goes with Ch. 7, Citizenship.
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2nd - 4th
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Elections and Voting study guide
After a simple unit on voting and elections, the students can complete this study guide to prepare them for the test. This study guide contains similar questions that were used in the game that has also been posted.
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2nd - 6th
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Election and Voting Study Guide easier version
This can be used after a very simple unit on Elections and voting. I previously posted questions that can be used for a review game, and also another study guide. This study guide is a modified one, for students with limited communication or cognitive skills. I used Boardmaker pictures as answer choices for 6 of the 12 questions (am unable to post them), but the students can write in their answers or have a scribe.
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1st - 6th
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Vote for Me! (Martin Baltscheit/Marc Boutavant) Picture Book Discussion Guide
Guide a classroom, book club, or other discussion of this amusing satire of the election process. Arranged by Common Core literature and language standards, this free downloadable pdf will jumpstart conversations and invite reflection on the book's themes. About Vote for Me!: The lion loves elections—he wins every time. But when the mouse decides to run for president, other animals offer up their own candidates. Each one has a cause to champion: the ant wants a busier schedule, the German shephe
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PreK - 3rd
Basic Election Vocabulary
This is a handout with NINE election vocabulary words on it. The words are explained in an easy to understand way and organized with bullets.
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2nd - 8th
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