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Martin Luther King Day elections - voting teacher manuals
Classroom Government Color Edition
The purpose of this Classroom Government is to provide a practical assistant to classroom management, which develops student accountability, responsibility, and provides inclusivity for their voices to be heard and acted upon positively. They are also provided a valuable foundation for a basic civics lesson that will serve them in real-world situations. This plan is based on a standard class of (19) students and is adjustable to the individual needs of the classroom. This book is 15 pages total,
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Activities /MLK Day Activity 2
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Activities /MLK Day Activity.Introduce your students to the profound legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with our engaging activity, 'Dream Reflections.' In this thoughtfully designed session, students delve into the iconic 'I Have a Dream' speech, exploring its historical significance, rhetorical brilliance, and enduring themes. Our guided questions(with answers) prompt critical analysis, encouraging students to unravel the layers of Dr. King's vision for equality and ju
Grades:
5th - 12th
Book of the Month plan (black history month)
This is just a plan for the books of the month for grades k-5. It gives vocabulary, book choices, questions and activities.
Grades:
K - 5th
Writing About Great African-Americans - 5 Days of Writing Activities & Lessons
This unit includes five days of writing lessons and activities that highlight just a few great African-Americans that changed history. The lessons this week will touch on the background of African-Americans who have been explorers in a variety of fields such as science, politics, sports, and humanitarian needs.
The writing lessons in this packet will spend one day studying and writing about each of the following people: Harriet Tubman, George Washington Carver, Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Mars
Grades:
K - 2nd
Town on a Table - a Democratic, Collaborative, Fun, Group ADST project
The perfect interactive, group, ADST component to your Primary Civics / SS unit! Introduce Community Roles, Needs & Wants, Democratic Rights, and Social Contracts, all in this exciting role drama! This 35 page resource contains curriculum supports, Teacher's Guide, Student Pages, Teacher Thinking Pages, Steps to Create, and heaps of pictures and examples. Get ready to make "TOWN on a TABLE" the most exciting activity of your term! Additionally, this creative Social Studies project combines
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Your Guide to Watching and Understanding the PBS Documentary 'Dark Money': Answe
The Dark Money PBS Movie Viewing Guide and Answer Key is a resource designed to help viewers better understand the issue of dark money and its impact on democracy. The guide is intended to be used in conjunction with the PBS documentary "Dark Money," which explores the influence of untraceable corporate and individual donations on elections and policy in the United States. The guide is divided into three parts: before watching, while watching, and after watching. Before watching, viewers are pro
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Teens Take Action: A Comprehensive Guide To Running A Voter Registration Drive
*Note: As most teachers on TpT, I have taught everything I posted on this website, and often make current event connections as I teach in real time. As you are looking through these resources in preparation for teaching in your own style, if you have any questions about the content, or what I've used for videos or other resources, please email me. I would be more than happy to talk!When I decided to run a voter registration drive with my 11th grade students in 2018, I was starting from scratch.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: A Comprehensive Guide To Running A Voter Registration Drive - A Bundle!
Martin Luther King Jr
7 fully detailed lesson plans, including vocabulary, time line, pictures, quiz, and much more.
Grades:
2nd
Unit Terms: Concepts as easy ABC
Concepts as Easy as ABC is a handbook designed for teachers who need support to describe difficult terms/ concepts to their students. In this handbook you will find common terms that come up in various subject areas. Like so many teachers, over the years I have had to develop ways to explain things to my students in a way that they could relate. I also included a couple of songs to help students remember concepts. I hope this handbook helps you out!
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
January Planning Guide - A Free Guide for Kindergarten Activities
Looking for activities for teaching about winter, 100th day of school, and other January themes and skills? I designed this free product guide with the purpose of sharing some of my favorite monthly activities all in one place. This isn’t meant to be a comprehensive resource, but I hope you find some of the ideas helpful as you plan your monthly lessons and activities!This guide has clickable photos to several ideas, blog posts, and products that will come in handy for the month of January.Also,
Grades:
K
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Martin Luther King MLK Top Inspirational Speeches Analysis Worksheet Civil Right
This product provides a study of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous inspirational speeches. I typically show the video of the speech while going over this and we stop and discuss throughout.
Grades:
9th - 12th
How to Help Students (and others) Process the Presidential Election
With the complexity of the election and its outcome and the follow-on efforts to transition power from one leader to the next, students need strategies and activities to help them understand what is occurring. They may not have easy outlets in which to share their feelings, express their concern or demonstrate their lack of understanding. We need teachers who can skillfully introduce non-partisan efforts to enable students to manage all that is occurring with respect to the just completed Presid
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Not Grade Specific
Local Elections: My First 100 Days
An introductory lesson into local and statewide elections by focusing on candidates' and students' "First 100 Days" plans. Focuses on Maryland but can be adapted for other states and jurisdictions (reach out to me and I'd love to put more state sets together!)
Grades:
5th - 8th
Gardening 101 - What Does Gardening Have to do With Community-building?
This teaching aid helps to link the metaphor of the garden in Blink's Garden to the roots of homelessness and poverty, and to community building in general.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Guide to Participatory Budgeting in Schools
So, you’re interested in doing Participatory Budgeting in your school. Great! This guidewill help you plan it.Participatory Budgeting is a democratic process in which community members decidehow to spend a part of a public budget. In this case, the community members arestudents—and even families, teachers, and staff—and the budget is the schoolbudget. Students collect ideas about the school’s needs, develop project proposals, andvote on projects to fund. We know Participatory Budgeting is a mout
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Not Grade Specific
High School GOTV and Poll Worker Campaign Tool
As we approach the 2020 election, you know as well as anyone that it is critical to get young people involved. While many high school students are too young to vote, they can still have an impact on the election while learning about civics education.Build a Campaign is a free digital tool to help students (grades 9–12) design and run self-directed campaigns to get out the vote and recruit poll workers. An interactive map guides students through actionable steps and real-life examples of successf
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9th - 12th
Dabbling with Group Investigation
This is an idea for how you can use this model to each about historical figures.
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Not Grade Specific
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