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Elections - voting unit plans for Microsoft Word
Election Unit: Official Classroom Snack
Whose party will win, the Candy Bars or the Chips? In this unit, students will:
• choose their political party
• review election-related vocabulary
• register to vote
• conduct a party caucus
• nominate candidates
• hold a primary election
• argue the pros and cons of each party's candidate
• hold a final election
This fun and engaging unit will give students “real” experience in the American election process!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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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
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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2016 Election Unit
This is a 5 week unit that pertains to the upcoming presidential election of 2016.
*Note: This unit can be modified for future elections.
This unit contains the following:
-Activities and Projects
-Analysis of Campaign speeches (article and videos)
-Group Poster Project with Rubric
-Peer Feedback handout
-Gallery Walk
-Conduct Research
-Writing Assignment with Directions and Rubric
-Peer Edit Checklist Handout
-Debate with Graphic Organizer, Rubric, Rules, and Point System
*Feedback is apprec
Grades:
6th - 8th
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BC: Grade 5 Canadian Government Unit Plan (British Columbia)
This is a complete unit plan for teaching government to Grade 5's in British Columbia. The content may be easily adaptable for Grade 10 Government as well. This unit is research-based/interactive debate unit that teaches students about the three different roles of Canadian government, the specific roles in British Columbia’s government, how a bill becomes law in British Columbia, and how a second reading of the house debate works within British Columbia’s legislature. The first half of
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Civics Election Unit Plan
Covers These Topics and Vocabulary: > Political Parties and their Platforms> Types of Elections > Types of Propaganda and Watchdogs> Influences in Government: Interest Groups, Lobbyists, PACs> How Citizens can Influence Government > 5 Day Mock Election ProjectThis Plan includes: > Objectives based off the FL EOC Civics Standards> Vocabulary required in those FL EOC Civics Standards> List of materials necessary that includes the links to the free resources or my own cre
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Grades:
7th - 8th
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