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3rd grade government research for Microsoft PowerPoint
Presidents of the United States of America
Presidents of the United States is set up in PowerPoint as a slideshow of our 46 Presidents. Each slide has a picture of each President and a few fun facts about them. The facts are kid friendly and for elementary children. Students will love seeing a picture of each President and learning some information about our leaders. This is also an editable PPT. You can alter the PowerPoint as you see fit. Add your own fun facts and trivia or leave it as it is. This is perfect for any classroom. Show t
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1st - 5th
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Digital Biography en Español (Hispanic Heritage Month)
INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO PRINT THE COLORING PAGE:If you want to print slide 8 coloring page, you will need to change the size of the slides before printing. 1) Go to "FILE" 2) Click "PAGE SETUP" 3) Click on "WIDESCREEN" and select "CUSTOM"4) Adjust the size of the slide to "8x10" inches5) Stretch the image to fit the slide6) Print slide 8 if you are just printing the coloring pageSuggested websites:www.biography.comwww.getepic.com (books about her)www.kids.britannica.comwww.timeforkids.comwww.duck
Grades:
3rd - 6th
North America Power Point
This 25 slide Power Point covers North America the continent, North American symbols, the three branches of government, George Washington, and has a discussion slide at the end. There are a lot of pictures and photographs to engage the students and keep them interested. Endless possibilities/activities that can be integrated with the topics in this Power Point. Excellent resource!
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1st - 3rd
2012 Election Powerpoint
20+ slides (with some animation and a LOT of pictures) covering various terms such as political party, platform, government, democracy, candidate, election, vote, republican and democrat! Get students excited and informed about the upcoming election! Contains a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast the 2 main political parties (uses pictures to convey meaning- great for ESOL!). Great when paired with FREE 2012 Election Notes! :D
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1st - 4th
Voting Rights
With Election 2012 coming up I begin working on a unit based around the election a couple of weeks ago. We launched with a discussion around voting rights and how they changed since the United States was founded. I created this powerpoint to help lay it out in an easier format to look at!
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K - 5th
Famous American Mini Poster Set
This mini poster set has a flair of patriotism featuring 9 of the most influential people who gave everything to make our country great. This set is displayed in my own classroom in my social studies center as a reference guide for my 3rd graders. It has facts about each person and a picture to show each famous american. Enjoy learning about the great americans.
Grades:
K - 4th
American Symbols mini-research project
Create a presentation on one of the many American symbols, including the flag, Statue of Liberty, Washington Monument, and more! Includes directions, note-taking guide, and a rubric.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Singapore History
How are things now different from in the past?
Why have things changed?
What events in history have made a country the way it is now?
These are some of the questions students will explore as you take them on an interactive journey to learn about Singapore. This presentation includes videos, recording sheets, and a special guided inquiry photography session.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Barron G. Collier
This is a 22 slide powerpoint about Barron Gift Collier, the namesake of Collier County, Florida. Each slide contains a photograph to match a brief description of various stages of Mr. Collier's life and his influence upon Southwest Florida.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
President Research - Social Media/Fakebook Page
Students will choose a president to research and then create a Fakebook page for that president. An example is attached with directions in the margins as well as a blank template with text boxes for students to type in.
Grades:
2nd - 6th
United States Government Mobile
Students research the three different types of the United States Government. Students input information into a PowerPoint template. Printed PowerPoint will turn into a mobile showing the three branches of Government, what each branch does and how one gets a job with that particular branch.
In depth instructions are at the end of the template. After downloading and printing, you would need to delete the instruction slides.
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Grades:
3rd
Voting, Elections, and the Constitution
Students will learn about the voting process (electoral college and popular vote), and learn how the Consitution outlines our system of democracy.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
Governing the people
Powerpoint with a focus on the basic understanding of:Government branchesThe lawRights and responsibilitiesBeing a citizenLeadersServices
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
President Research Poster
This PowerPoint was designed as a print out so that the students could create a poster about a specified president and set it up neatly. There is also a detailed rubric attached. The posters come out looking great because the students know exactly where to put the information. I love this assignment.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Barack Obama Powerpoint
This power point outlines a bit of Obama's life, family and presidency.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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