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Not grade specific elections - voting resources for Google Apps
Electoral College Map Game Simulation & Activity | Presidential Election 2024
The Presidential Election is always an exciting time for students. As students watch the Democratic Party candidate and Republican Party candidate campaign to become President, teachers love the opportunity to join in the intrigue and successfully teach about the political process.One common unknown in this race for the White House, is the mysterious electoral college. Many students are surprised to hear that the President is not necessarily the candidate with the most popular votes, but rather
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Also included in:Â Civics & US Government Lesson, Activities, Simulations and More: The Bundle
USA Patriotic Themed Slide Template to Use with Google Slidesâ„¢
Get your classroom organized with this 30-slide USA themed patriotic and rustic farmhouse style slide template for use with Google Slidesâ„¢. Perfect for election time, inauguration time, voting time, or any United States-themed lesson set. This resource includes slides with USA flags, stars, and banners, with wood and solid backgrounds. Use this slide deck to organize and structure your lessons, or for creating fun signs for your classroom. What is included in this resource:A slide deck that inc
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Voting in a U.S. Election
This Google Slides breaks down what an election is, why it is important to vote, how you can vote, AND what your RIGHTS are as a voter. This is especially important for students with learning differences who benefit from an explicit break down of what they can and cannot do. It also includes what is illegal for other people to do to you when you are at an election. In the slides:- Vocabulary and definitions- Brief history of voting in the U.S. paired with Youtube video- Register to vote- Who to
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Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Template Bundle Constitution & 3 branches of Govt.
American Government is bundled together within this product. The founding fathers created our Constitution that included JEL-The Three Branches of Govt.Together forever, and as one in this bundle.This bundle includes:1) The exterior and interior of Independence Hall where the Constitution was debated and created. The meeting room is replicated.2) The exteriors and interiors of The Capitol (Legislative Branch), The White House (Executive Branch), and the Supreme Court (Judical Branch) buildings.
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AP Gov Unit 1: Foundations of American Democracy, Chapter 2: The Constitution
Attractive Google slides with animated bullets.Lecture based on Unit 1, Chapter 2 of AMSCO, Advanced Placement Edition, United States Government & Politics, by David Wolfford.These slides cover the following:Articles of ConfederationShays's RebellionRatification of the ConstitutionThe Virginia PlanThe New Jersey PlanThe Great CompromiseThe 3/5 CompromiseThe Slave Trade CompromiseThe Electoral College CompromiseAmending the Constitution (Article 5)The Introduction of the Bill of RightsConstit
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Also included in:Â AP Government Units 1-5 Content Review (full year)
ASB Student Council Notebook for Elementary School
Do you need a place for your ASB students to keep all their notes? A place where important items won't get lost from meeting to meeting? Need a monthly calendar to keep up on your planned event and spirit days? This ASB Notebook is ready to print and made for any K-6th grade ASB group. There's a cover in multiple colors to choose from and also a "color your own cover" option. Each notes section has two parts: one, lined for note taking and the other designed to help guide your ASB students as th
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Election Day Slideshow With Voice Over And Reflection Question
Enhance your understanding of the significance and process of Election Day with our comprehensive slideshow featuring a compelling voice-over narration and thought-provoking reflection questions. Delve into the complexities of democratic processes, civic responsibilities, and the impact of elections on society. Perfect for educators, students, and anyone interested in gaining a deeper insight into the vital components of the electoral system.Slideshow Highlights:The Democratic Process: Gain an i
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Also included in:Â Election Day Activity pack - Bundle
Suffrage Movement Commemorative Stamp Project: Grades 4-12
The Commemorative Stamp Project is a way for students to delve into key aspects of the culture, such as key figures, technology, food, art, and events. Over the course of 4-5 class periods, students engage in research and then channel their creativity to design commemorative postal stamps, encapsulating their project theme.Includes over 10 pages, such as:Multi-day Lesson PlanGrading RubricStudents HandoutsTeacher Scaffolding Guide to support for ENL StudentsTeacher Planning GuideSkills developed
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Federalist and Anti-Federalist Create a Political Cartoon Project: Grades 5-12
The create a political cartoon project is a way to have students demonstrate their knowledge, independently or with their peers.Students are encouraged demonstrate their understanding of the art of political cartooning and create their own political cartoons to express opinions on a current or historical issue.Materials include:Political Cartoon Planning Guide & RubricMy Political Cartoon Handout (For students to draw their image).My Political Cartoon Explanation HandoutMy Political Cartoon
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Electoral College Create a Political Cartoon Project: Grades 5-12
The create a political cartoon project is a way to have students demonstrate their knowledge, independently or with their peers.Students are encouraged demonstrate their understanding of the art of political cartooning and create their own political cartoons to express opinions on a current or historical issue.Materials include:Political Cartoon Planning Guide & RubricMy Political Cartoon Handout (For students to draw their image).My Political Cartoon Explanation HandoutMy Political Cartoon
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Daily Agenda Slide Template | Pineapple | for Google Slidesâ„¢
Be like a pineapple: Stand tall, wear a crown, and be sweet! Get your classroom organized with this 30-slide lemon and rustic farmhouse style daily slides agenda for Google Slidesâ„¢. This resource includes slides with pineapple themes with wood and solid backgrounds. Use this slide deck to organize and structure your lessons, or for creating fun signs for your classroom.What is included in this resource:A slide deck that includes 30 editable slides with a Rustic Farmhouse / pineapple theme. The
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Election Day: Build Background Knowledge! ESL ELD
Do your students need to build some vocabulary and background knowledge on Election Day? This resource takes you through the essentials of what Election Day in the United States is all about! What's Included:KWL ChartVocabulary Words with Real PicturesFAQs: When is Election Day? Who can vote? How many people vote? Video ClipsReflectionQuestions? Reach out to me at engagingmls@gmail.comReach out to me at engagingmls@gmail.comFollow My TPT Store: Engaging MLsTeachers Pay Teachers Store: Engaging M
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Fannie Lou Hamer: Voice of Civil Rights and Voting Rights
Elevate Your Classroom with Inspiring Printable PostersDiscover the Perfect Classroom Companion: Our premium collection of printable posters is designed to captivate, educate, and inspire. Crafted with teachers in mind, these Google Doc files offer a seamless blend of quality and convenience, bringing vibrant visuals directly to your classroom. Instant Classroom Makeover: Transform your teaching space with a wide array of themes ranging from historical figures and iconic landmarks to mesmerizing
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Also included in:Â Mega Bundle: Civil Rights Leaders Poster Collection
Election Integrity & Voting Rights Newspaper Article Project Grades 6-12
The Create a Newspaper Article Project is a way to have students demonstrate their knowledge, independently or with their peers.Students complete reflect and research information from the past with contemporary issues, and a create a newspaper article.Materials include:Teacher Lesson PlansStudent Project GuideStudent Newspaper PlannerNewspaper Articles TemplatesStudent Reflection ActivitiesGroup Role List and more!Some of the topics students could examine include:Election Integrity:Voter Registr
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Alice Paul: Paving the Way for Women's Suffrage
Elevate Your Classroom with Inspiring Printable PostersDiscover the Perfect Classroom Companion: Our premium collection of printable posters is designed to captivate, educate, and inspire. Crafted with teachers in mind, these Google Doc files offer a seamless blend of quality and convenience, bringing vibrant visuals directly to your classroom. Instant Classroom Makeover: Transform your teaching space with a wide array of themes ranging from historical figures and iconic landmarks to mesmerizing
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Also included in:Â Mega Bundle: Civil Rights Leaders Poster Collection
Champion of Equality: An Inspirational Illustrated Portrait of Susan B. Anthony
Elevate Your Classroom with Inspiring Printable PostersDiscover the Perfect Classroom Companion: Our premium collection of printable posters is designed to captivate, educate, and inspire. Crafted with teachers in mind, these Google Doc files offer a seamless blend of quality and convenience, bringing vibrant visuals directly to your classroom. Instant Classroom Makeover: Transform your teaching space with a wide array of themes ranging from historical figures and iconic landmarks to mesmerizing
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Also included in:Â Mega Bundle: Civil Rights Leaders Poster Collection
Electoral College - Create a Newspaper Article Project: Grades 6-12
The Create a Newspaper Article Project is a way to have students demonstrate their knowledge, independently or with their peers.Students complete reflect and research information from the past with contemporary issues, and a create a newspaper article.Materials include:Teacher Lesson PlansStudent Project GuideStudent Newspaper PlannerNewspaper Articles TemplatesStudent Reflection ActivitiesGroup Role List and more!Some of the topics students could examine include:The Electoral College: Definitio
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Election Google Slide Borders | 10 Backgrounds | Distance Learning
Election Pack for GOOGLE SLIDES includes 10 background bordersThese are a great resource for personal, educational and/or commercial use.You can copy & duplicate any of these slide backgrounds by clicking the slides to the left and pasting it to another google slides presentation for your class. The backgrounds are flattened and cannot be moved around, making it easier for you to present information and have moveable objects/activities for your students.Terms of Use1. You may use these borde
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Women's History Month: Stacey Abrams (1973- )
This slideshow introduces students to the life, work, and accomplishments of Stacey Abrams of Georgia, former Minority Leader of the Georgia Legislature, and voting rights organizer/activist.This slideshow is suitable for use during Black History Month and Women's History Month. Alternate cover slides are provided.
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Also included in:Â Black History: Georgia
Class Constitutional Convention: Examining Constitutional Amendments
This lesson is a great way to have students examine the constitution and propose ways to improve amendments to meet the needs of today. Students engage in a collaboratively activity discussing questions such as:Which amendment do you think should be modified and/or removed from the U.S. Constitution?Why should it be changed? What problem is this amendment causing in American society?How should it be changed?(Consider how you would respond to an opponent who challenged your amendment.)What do y
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Also included in:Â Class Constitutional Convention Part 1 & 2 Bundle
For the Win: Race to the Assisted Living Wing of the White House
Interactive modeling of 2024 presidential election candidate match-up predictions and winner forecasts. Strategize the final prediction on the map to predict the 2024 election outcome by naming who you forecast will run as president and VP for each of the two major parties and the probability of winning and losing under the the forecasts you modeled in mapping the path to 270 you think is most likely to represent an accurate real-world presidential election scenario in 2024. Minimum length of re
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Women's History Month: VP Kamala Harris and Reps. Ilhan Omar & Cori Bush
These slideshows introduce three fascinating Black women currently holding elective office in the United States.1. Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris, a mixed-race Black and South Asian (Indian) American woman2. Rep. Ilhan Omar (Minnesota Congresswoman), a Somali immigrant and Muslim Black American woman3. Rep. Cori Bush (Missouri Congresswoman), a Black Lives Matter activist These materials are suitable for use during Black History Month or Women's History Month.
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Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Template Bundle Govern. & Elections Distance learning
Here are four of my top Government/Civics slides bundled together to form a "perfect" unit of study. Included in this bundle are:The Constitution-Introduce how our government was formed and how the "Balance of power was achieved with the Three Branches"The Three Branches of Government-JEL-Visit and learn about each specific branchMeet the Presidential Candidates-Who is running this year during the 2020 Presidential ElectionScavenger Hunt/Virtual Tour of DC-What is DC all about and where is JEL
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Illogical Reasoning (Logic) Slideshow Presentation, Student Notes, Quiz
This overview provides a quick introduction to various types of fallacious (illogical) reasoning. The covered types of fallacious reasoning include circular reasoning, name-calling, stereotyping, hasty generalization, either/or fallacy, and false cause & effect. Examples are provided for each type of fallacious reasoning, which can be used for classroom discussions.Additionally, an organizer is included for students to take notes on the definition of each type of fallacious reasoning. An ans
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