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Government project videos
President Spotlight Project - A Comprehensive Exploration of U.S. Leaders
Enrich your classroom experience with the President Spotlight Project—an engaging initiative where each student is assigned a unique U.S. president, promoting in-depth research and dynamic class presentations. This project not only enhances understanding of individual presidents but also cultivates a collaborative learning environment.Key Features:Each student is assigned a distinct U.S. president, ensuring a diverse exploration of presidential history.In-class presentations allow students to sh
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11th - 12th
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Past and Present Dictators-Video guide, project and Current events
Every generation of Americans needs to continually fight to maintain freedom and limit the size of government. To protect democracy and the freedoms we have, we need to limit the amount of power one person can have. The Lesson begins by showing students the Netflix series, "How to become a Tyrant." This fascinating series shows the steps dictators take to gain ultimate power. Students are captivated during the five-episode series. - Each episode is 20-30 minutes.Next, I have students rese
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8th - 12th
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Constitution, Supreme Court & Government Documentary Project
In this project, students will work as individuals or teams to create a mini-documentary, identifying the theme, audience, and purpose for their film. Students will manage specific tasks as the role of a filmmaker through the selection of appropriate photographs and images, editing techniques, narration, and musical score. Using sight and sound, video is the perfect medium for students who are auditory or visual learners. This project has multiple individual lessons within the project that all
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9th - 12th
Student Nightly News Video Project
Want a new and fun way to study current events and bring them to life in your classroom. Challenge your students to research and create a Nightly newscast based on recent news. The project has an emphasis on media bias and teach them how easy it is to manipulate the public using the news. Studying our current news stations allows us to provide a background of bias but making the students create their own bias is powerful. With all the information our students will consume it is our duty to in
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7th - 12th
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LNE.news - News for Kids Index - Video for Almost Any Current Events Topic
As of October 14, 2021 this is the entire Little News Ears catalog, searchable by keyword. It's just a big sheet of paper with every single item of news we've had since July 2019. Much less expensive than signing up for Little News Ears, but not as elegant.Let's say you want your students to learn about Vladimir Putin but have no news for kids about Vladimir Putin. Simply search for Putin and you will find many related news items for kids.100% of the proceeds for this sale will go to the child n
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Not Grade Specific
Federalist, Convention, Ratification of Constitution: Movie Trailer & Poster
-Challenge your students to create their own movie plot, script, poster, and trailer. Engage your students in the battle to ratify the Constitution. Students create a storyline based off historical facts and act out key scenes in their movie trailer. My students have loved this assignment and take them to the top of bloom's with them enjoying the assignment. You may want to meet up with digital multi-media classes to make this a cross-curricular project.
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9th - 12th
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Social Studies Documentary Video Project Topics: US Government
This is a documentary video project for a social studies class. The students will be able to work in groups and they will have choices of what type of US government documentary video they will create. You will find step by step directions on what the students need to do and the time frame they need to complete the video.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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1st Amendment- Freedom of Religion
Interactive Lesson on the Freedom of Religion that can be used for students to work independently through use of a computer or tablet. This lesson can also be a great guide for a teacher wanting to deliver an interactive lesson on the Freedom of Religion.
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7th - 12th
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Let's Draw the White House!
Easy to follow directions, using right brain drawing techniques, showing how to draw the White House.
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Let's Draw the 3 Branches of Government! (Checks & Balnces)
Easy to follow directions, using right brain drawing techniques, showing how to draw the 3 Branches of Government. (Checks & Balances).Visit my You Tube Channel: Patty Fernandez Artistfor over 500 other FREE videos that integrates the Visual Arts with other content areas you teach in a school day.Share my You Tube Channel: Patty Fernandez Artist with your friends, school, and District.
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Let's Draw The Supreme Court!
Distance Learning - Digital ResourceEasy to follow directions, using right brain drawing techniques, showing how to draw The Supreme Court.Visit my You Tube Channel: Patty Fernandez Artistfor over 500 other FREE videos, that integrates the Visual Arts with other content areas you teach in a school day.Share my You Tube Channel: Patty Fernandez Artistwith your friends, school, and District. AND for sure Become a Subscriber!
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