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Adult education elections - voting unit plans
2024 Election Unit Plan: United States Elections (Google Compatible) High School
*** THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER****** START THIS UNIT LATE SEPTEMBER AND ENJOY THE RIDE TO NOV. 5TH***Can be used for the 2024 Election OR just US elections in generalOver a MONTHS worth of assignments A "click and go" Unit plan that will bring to life the 2024 Presidential Election Features 20 dynamic, engaging, student-centered activities that can be uploaded to Google Classroom or printed off or assigned as sub-plansGoogle Doc format Upload to Google Classroom Pr
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Politics & Society (Unit B Pack): Elections (Adult ESL/ EL Civics)
Whether your students are interested in becoming US citizens or just itching to discuss the process, this is an excellent conversation and practice-based lesson packet on government elections and leaders for your intermediate and up English/ESL/EFL students.
Your students will discuss important national issues, learn how electing a US president works, and have a fun mock voting activity, all while using common word pairings (prepositions collocations) and sharing their opinions at every junct
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Election Bundle - 2020 Google Drive, Google Forms, Guided Notes, and more!!
This is a unit containing 8 mini-units revolving around this year's election. Candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump are introduced. This unit includes SymbolStix vocabulary, guided notes, Google Form quizzes, and more. This unit will help you teach your students about the upcoming election in a neutral and compassionate manner allowing them to learn about the issues in our country and see both sides of each argument. Included is vocabulary words, quizzes, a candy election, review worksheets, tes
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
Who REALLY Won the 2016 Presidential Election: Statistics & Civics
This is a set of activities that uses the raw data from each state in the 2016 United States Presidential Election, including the number of votes for each candidate, the number of "eligible" voters and the number of voters who "did not vote." What students will find out that if "did not vote" was a candidate, it would have "won" by one of the largest landslides in history. This is based on data used on the following website: https://brilliantmaps.com/did-not-vote/The first activity explains some
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Group Election/Campaign Project- Whole Unit
Over the course of this project, students will work in groups and compete in a class-wide campaign. Groups will consist of four students, each with a different role (Presidential Candidate, Campaign Manager, Campaign Treasurer, and Technology Manager). The general goal for students is to WIN the election.
Students will...
-research different political/social topics on a daily basis
-collaborate in small groups
-discuss and debate controversial topics
-summarize non-fiction articles
-respond t
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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