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Elections - voting teacher manuals for Montessori
Governments Sports
My students love basketball more than any other sport we play. They have become avid students of the game, and even during recess, they play by the official rules. They demand fair play out of each other because they want the game to be as fun as possible. This demand for fair play is one of the reasons Government Basketball is so dynamic. Each team plays with different scoring rules representing the government's style. Students will realize that they will have to change their tactics based o
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5th - 8th
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Classroom Government Color Edition
The purpose of this Classroom Government is to provide a practical assistant to classroom management, which develops student accountability, responsibility, and provides inclusivity for their voices to be heard and acted upon positively. They are also provided a valuable foundation for a basic civics lesson that will serve them in real-world situations. This plan is based on a standard class of (19) students and is adjustable to the individual needs of the classroom. This book is 15 pages total,
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3rd - 5th
Town on a Table - a Democratic, Collaborative, Fun, Group ADST project
The perfect interactive, group, ADST component to your Primary Civics / SS unit! Introduce Community Roles, Needs & Wants, Democratic Rights, and Social Contracts, all in this exciting role drama! This 35 page resource contains curriculum supports, Teacher's Guide, Student Pages, Teacher Thinking Pages, Steps to Create, and heaps of pictures and examples. Get ready to make "TOWN on a TABLE" the most exciting activity of your term! Additionally, this creative Social Studies project combines
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1st - 3rd
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Fundamentals of Democracy - Three/Four Part Cards
This PDF can be used to make a set of three/four part cards useful when teaching the fundamental ideas associated with a democratic government. For each idea there is a control card (word and picture), a picture card, a word card, and a description card. Concepts included are: democracy, elections, Rule of Law, Majority Rule, public servants, Civil Rights, and representation. The set should be printed onto card stock, cut, and laminated prior to use.
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1st - 8th
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Your Guide to Watching and Understanding the PBS Documentary 'Dark Money': Answe
The Dark Money PBS Movie Viewing Guide and Answer Key is a resource designed to help viewers better understand the issue of dark money and its impact on democracy. The guide is intended to be used in conjunction with the PBS documentary "Dark Money," which explores the influence of untraceable corporate and individual donations on elections and policy in the United States. The guide is divided into three parts: before watching, while watching, and after watching. Before watching, viewers are pro
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Teens Take Action: A Comprehensive Guide To Running A Voter Registration Drive
*Note: As most teachers on TpT, I have taught everything I posted on this website, and often make current event connections as I teach in real time. As you are looking through these resources in preparation for teaching in your own style, if you have any questions about the content, or what I've used for videos or other resources, please email me. I would be more than happy to talk!When I decided to run a voter registration drive with my 11th grade students in 2018, I was starting from scratch.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: A Comprehensive Guide To Running A Voter Registration Drive - A Bundle!
U.S. Voting Rights (Suffrage) Timeline - SLIDESHOW!
Great for distance learning! Excellent for Montessori cultural and history studies or a lesson leading up to election day!This Google Slides presentation explores milestones in United States voting rights (suffrage) from 1776 to present day. It features a description of each significant event alongside the year it occurred and a scaled timeline feature that builds with each slide to help students compare when each event took place in the scope of the whole of U.S. history so far.**Note: The pict
Grades:
5th - 8th
United States Election Matching Cards and Games
This set of 20 Montessori-inspired cards are a fun, hands-on way to learn about the upcoming United States presidential election. The multi-part cards can be used for independent study or to play a variety of multi-player games. This downloadable product includes detailed instructions for using these multi-part cards. Control cards are provided which contains all the information. These cards allow independent study to be self-correcting. Children can match the picture, information, and clue card
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Not Grade Specific
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Election words vocabulary
Are you preparing for the upcoming New Zealand election with your class? This montessori inspired activity ( with full instructions) introduces your learners to the following terms. Pick and choose the ones that meet your needsDemocracyMajoritypolitical partyballot papervotevoting boothcampaigncandidatecoalitionpolicymember of parliamentelectiongovernmentPrime MinisterPlease check the preview (the big green button) to have a look.Also check outMake a Political PartyNZ election scavenger huntPic
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Also included in: New Zealand and Maori MEGA Store Bundle
U.S. Voting Rights (Suffrage) Timeline - 4 part cards
These cards are designed to be used as a timeline to explore milestones in United States voting rights (Suffrage) from 1776 to present day. This set of 4 part nomenclature cards includes a picture, date label, description, and control card.Print, cut, and laminate these cards for a long lasting material your students can to use to guide their learning! Print on white card stock or glue each to a colored card stock of your choice for an extra durable final product.Excellent for Montessori cultura
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5th - 8th
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Is Voting a Right or a Privilege Analysis Lesson and Video Analysis
Video Analysis Electoral Dysfuntion and Lesson on is Voting a Right or a Privilege. Adaptable and versatile movie activity. Effectively used for face to face instruction or online instruction. I have used it for hybrid, face to face, asynchronous online and synchronous online classes. Submission requirements adaptable to learning space-online or in person. Easily transferred between modalities as necessary, as learning environment conditions necessitate changes.Reflective Writing Activity or Di
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Not Grade Specific
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Our Government - Book (government, president, good citizen, voting, and more)
This is a book that explains what the government is, what govern means, what a president is, who our president is, what The Constitution is, what laws are and why they are important, what a community is, being a good citizen at home, at school, and in the community, and voting. This is a short book with simplistic explanations and the audience of lower elementary students in mind. It includes 7 pages of text and a cover. All pages include illustrations, and each page of the book is printer paper
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Grades:
K - 3rd
How to Help Students (and others) Process the Presidential Election
With the complexity of the election and its outcome and the follow-on efforts to transition power from one leader to the next, students need strategies and activities to help them understand what is occurring. They may not have easy outlets in which to share their feelings, express their concern or demonstrate their lack of understanding. We need teachers who can skillfully introduce non-partisan efforts to enable students to manage all that is occurring with respect to the just completed Presid
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Not Grade Specific
Local Elections: My First 100 Days
An introductory lesson into local and statewide elections by focusing on candidates' and students' "First 100 Days" plans. Focuses on Maryland but can be adapted for other states and jurisdictions (reach out to me and I'd love to put more state sets together!)
Grades:
5th - 8th
Guide to Participatory Budgeting in Schools
So, you’re interested in doing Participatory Budgeting in your school. Great! This guidewill help you plan it.Participatory Budgeting is a democratic process in which community members decidehow to spend a part of a public budget. In this case, the community members arestudents—and even families, teachers, and staff—and the budget is the schoolbudget. Students collect ideas about the school’s needs, develop project proposals, andvote on projects to fund. We know Participatory Budgeting is a mout
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Not Grade Specific
High School GOTV and Poll Worker Campaign Tool
As we approach the 2020 election, you know as well as anyone that it is critical to get young people involved. While many high school students are too young to vote, they can still have an impact on the election while learning about civics education.Build a Campaign is a free digital tool to help students (grades 9–12) design and run self-directed campaigns to get out the vote and recruit poll workers. An interactive map guides students through actionable steps and real-life examples of successf
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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