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Free 3rd grade government homeschool curricula
Presidents' Day Activity/Coloring Pages
President's Day Fun!In this Free Activity, your children or students can color the pictures and write down facts about The White House, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln.These are also great to use for a quick study about either of the three mentioned above. Each page contains a picture for the child to color AND four boxes in which they can write down four facts.Fun activity for elementary age students.
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K - 5th
Preamble and Bill of Rights Printable Classroom Visuals
I typed, printed and stained these signs with coffee to antique them. I framed mine, but you could use them on a bulletin board display as well. There is a picture of my version at facebook.com/mrsreddsclassroom.
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K - 12th
National Parks Graphic Organizer
It has been 100 years since the National Parks system was created. Yes, 100 years. This is a free graphic organizers where students can choose their own park, research, and finally write about their park. It is a wonderful way to see our nation. Great for third through eighth grade!
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3rd - 8th
50 States Unit Study - Spreadsheet with Links for Free Resources by State
Have you wanted to try a geography subscription service but didn't want to invest the money? Are you planning to study the 50 states and are looking for free resources to supplement your curriculum? Do your children enjoy getting suprises in the mail?
This spreadsheet gives you what you to gather resources for a Free Unit Study of the 50 States. I put the research into this spreadsheet to make this project as quick and easy as possible. The links bring you directly to contact pages to reque
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1st - 3rd
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION Tracker Pack FREE Record electoral votes & reveal winner!
Thank you for downloading my FREE Presidential Election 2020 Tracker Pack. It’s a simple two page pack that includes a list of electoral votes by state and a tracker that can be used on Election Night. Keep track of ELECTION 2020 results and discover the winner! As the media announces a state’s winner, record the electoral votes and then add them up. If you are looking for a simple, yet thorough resource to teach the presidential election process, including the often confusing electoral college
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1st - 12th
FREEBIE | United States Presidents Unit Study - Fact Finders Notebooking Pages
Are you studying the US Presidents and looking for resources for the K-3 grades? This product is a sample of 3 fact finding notebook pages.
If you enjoyed these FREEBIES, check out the full set of US Presidents Unit Study - Fact Finders Notebooking Pages. That resource includes all of the US Presidents and all of 43 fact finding notebook pages that includes a title page that can be colored in by the student. Each Fact Finder page includes a research prompt, an area for writing 4 facts and a c
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1st - 3rd
Government Legislative Branch Quiz
This product is an assessment for the Legislative Branch of government. The standards addressed are based on the Georgia Performance Standards.
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*Short answer
*Fill in the blank
*Multiple choice
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2nd - 4th
2016 Election Candidate Comparison
Students can use this file to compare the 2016 Presidential Candidates before voting in a mock election.
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1st - 5th
Branches of Government Review and Key
I am a homeschool Mom and created this for my 5th grader as a review of the 3 Branches of Government. This is 21 questions and there is an answer key provided for each question as well. I hope this helps you!
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3rd - 6th
Elementary School Election, Presidential Race 2020, K-6th Grade
I am so excited to offer this awesome, multi-grade, multi use packet to take your classroom through the coming 2020 election in a way that is as unbiased and neutral as I could possibly make it. This is a download of several forms and handouts usable for all elementary grades, K-6. It will be up to the teachers/ parents (if home schooled) to decide what parts to use. For the younger grades, there are pre-done handouts about each of the candidates. For older grades, there is a handout to have
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K - 6th
The Pledge of Allegiance Using First Day Covers
School and the Pledge of Allegiance go hand in hand. Students learn about our nation and its symbols at school. Students learn the rights and responsibilities of being a citizen. One of those symbols is the flag and one action of citizenship is saying the Pledge of Allegiance. This lesson engages students with the language of the Pledge, and the history of the Pledge. Students write their own pledge using synonyms for the original words. if the student's state has a pledge to its state flag, com
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3rd - 12th
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North American flag
North American flag North American flag It is an image that is used as a teaching aid for students. for easier understanding
Grades:
1st - 4th
Inaugural Impressions Worksheet
This worksheet allows students to record their initial impressions of watching the Presidential Inauguration on television. It also ensures a degree of focus on what is being said at the ceremony.
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3rd - 9th
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