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Government thematic unit plan videos
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Meet the Presidents: George Washington Bundle
If you are looking for a new, fresh, and fun way to introduce the United States Presidents to your students, look no further! Meet the Presidents offers your students a humorous, factual, and fun way to get to know our U.S. Presidents. After watching this goofy and informative video, your students won't forget the President they just learned about!
This bundle includes a Meet the Presidents episode featuring our first U.S. President, George Washington. Accompanying this video in the bundle is
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K - 5th
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What is a government & types of governments worldwide video & activities!
Being a teacher in the 21st-century means incorporating technology into your classroom and lessons. But finding that video online or that website that supplements what you want to teach can be time-consuming. Finding or creating the specific activities to go along with the topic you want to teach is a task all of its own. Geek Chic Educational Videos provide you with a complete solution! Geek Chic video and activity kits include short introductory videos tailored precisely to a particular topic
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Also included in: Presidents and Government Video & Activities Bundle
America Adrift - Struggling Young Men
America Adrift - Struggling Young MenA powerful thought-provoking 10 minute video, followed by 12 insightful probing questions worthy of reflection for world leaders, Americans, business owners and entrepreneurs from Paul F. Davis (author of Leadership, Success Principles, Wealthy Mind, United States of Arrogance, Get Your Balls Back, Racism, Haters and Murder).Paul F. Davis is an International Educator (licensed in California and Florida), a UCLA certified University and Career Counselor, Autho
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
1776 YouTube Clips
1776 - Most clips are from the movie, but not all clips are available so some are from the closest version of the play. I watched this movie for the first time when I was in 5th grade. Years later, when I first tried to show it to my class I made the mistake of not re-reviewing the movie. I had forgotten that my own teacher had fast forwarded the VCR through the long parts. Warning: If you are at a conservative location, there are lines like “Damn,” and “Hell.” You may want to consider h
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5th - 12th
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