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Not grade specific Spring civics simulations
Economics Resources: A Bundle of Engaging Resources On Money, Economy, & More
This bundle includes a variety of 9 economic resources from my store that you can add to your various economic units. With a total of 9 fantastic resources on economics, you will be saving 25% by getting this bundled version instead of purchasing the resources individually! That's like getting a few products for FREE! Products included are seen above! Enjoy!Thank You!Thanks so much for stopping by! It's great to meet you! I hope this resource adds value to your classroom. If you have time, I'd
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Dail Eireann // Proportional Representation // Democracy in ireland
An immersive and active lesson to learn all about the proportional representation system of voting and how governments are formed. Pupils will take on the role of voters, learn about the candidates running in their constituency, examine the party policies and decide how they will vote. Once the votes have been cast, the children will count the votes, learn how vote transfers work and see how the elected candidates might form a government. Product contains facilitator notes, children information
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American Presidential Elections: Understanding the Electoral College Process
In the game "Win the White House," your students step into the shoes of a presidential candidate, starting from the primary season and navigating through to the general election. This is one of my favorite activities with which my students engage.Students must skillfully allocate their time and resources to secure as many electoral votes as they can within a ten-week campaign period. Achieving this goal depends on their ability to effectively convey their stance on various issues and excel in me
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Election Simulation Activity - Government/Civics
This week-long activity is something that I use with my 12th grade government students, but could easily be adjusted for any grade. At the beginning of the week students each get a role in a fake class election to be "class president". Each student is given a different role: political candidate, lobbyist, visual media expert, writer, and technological media expert work together to participate in a campaign and participate in the political process. In the end the group who wins the election gets
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Civics Intro - Stranded on Island Questions - Create Your Own Government
Civics Intro - Stranded on Island Questions - Create Your Own Government
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Also included in:Â Civics Intro Bundle
Determining how to tax a community
This activity goes through a fictitious community and asks students to decide how to tax its residents. Each at the end the students are asked to justify the type of tax they would impose and why. Generally this activity is done in small groups or as a class. Gives really good opportunity for discussing who would be, could be, should be more responsible for the costs of living in a community.
Mathematical answers are specific but students choice and reasoning are variable.
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Take the Power!
dditional applications can be drawn from this simple simulation.We’ve also included several extensions that can be used for follow up or additional analysis by students.Be sure to also download our free Teachers Guide to Instructional Simulation Games for more information about using this active learning strategy.Subject Areas: Social Sciences, Sciences, Humanities, GovernmentMaterials Required: A chairTime Needed: Typically an entire class period
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Flavored Peeps STEM-Senses
The perfect worksheet to do a fun, afternoon activity to get the students brains and senses working! Students are given different peeps and have to use their senses to predict the flavor that they think it is! They have to use their sight and smell BEFORE they can taste it! After they taste it, you give them the actual flavor and see whose senses and predictions are correct!!
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States Nameplates for Civics / Government Project Legislature
Nameplates for every state. Great for a project for civics or government class. Mock Congress. Legislative Branch.The Honorable ___________ from the State of __________Each has the name of the state and the state seal.
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Mock Congress Name Tags
Name tags that are printer ready for Mock Congress simulation. Included are the Speaker of the House, POTUS, Majority Leader, and the President Pro Tempore.
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Also included in:Â Mock Congress Simulation Bundle
Civics Intro - Stranded Island Activity - Create Your Own Government
Civics Intro - Stranded Island Activity - Create Your Own Governmenthandout with questions also available
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Also included in:Â Civics Intro Bundle
Student Voter Registration Cards
I made these cards to use at a mock election that I will hold in my classroom the day before election day. Students will draw their picture in the box and fill in the rest of the information about themselves. I will print them out on cardstock to give them a more official feel. I will have them present these at the front of the classroom before they vote.
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2016 Presidential Election Ballots
I created these ballots to use with a mock election in my classroom this year. I only included the democrat and republican candidates. They are the ones pictured in the 2016 Presidential Election powerpoint that I also have in my store.
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The Growth "Ballooning" of the Federal Bureaucracy- Balloon Game
This game teaches students about the growth of the federal bureaucracy by giving students 8 cards which each describe the creation of a new agency. Students read a card, pump up a balloon, and then tape to the balloon a picture (which they choose from the picture sheet) to represent that agency. After all 8 cards, students tie the balloons up and have a visual image of how much the bureaucracy has ballooned over time. You can turn the activity into a game by having groups compete with each other
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Civilization Simulation Map
This map serves as a fictional world for students to learn about natural resources and geographic influence on cultural and civil development.This is an original creation and is copyrighted by the seller.
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