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Government Vocab Terms Quiz (Georgia 6th/7th GSE)
Fifteen basic government terms found in GSE for Grades 6 & 7. Editable for personalization & /or differentiation.
5th - 8th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Elections and Campaigns: Evaluating Debates, Platforms, and Experience
Students learn how to evaluate candidates in this easy 2 step lesson! This products includesPowerPoint presentationfold-able notes perfect for an interactive notebookThis resource aligns with the following standardsFlorida Sunshine State Standards SS.7.C.2.9: Evaluate candidates for political office by analyzing their qualifications, experience, issue-based platforms, debates, and political ads. National Social Studies Standards NSS-C.5-8.1 CIVIC LIFE, POLITICS AND GOVERNMENTWhat are Civic Life,
5th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
Levels and Branches of Government Graphic/Study Guide
Help your students make sense of the levels and branches of government with this easy to follow graphic organizer/study guide.
3rd - 6th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Get Gerrymandered!: A Digital Map Activity
My husband (an AP Government and AP US History teacher) and I created this resource as a civic competency lesson and activity. In the United States, we, more often than not, have artificially noncompetitive elections due to gerrymandering. The intent of this resource is to teach your students about the effects of gerrymandering on elections and how to analyze their congressional district. Students will search congressional district maps to identify gerrymandered United States House Districts. T
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Government Leaders Packet
Students write about the jobs and duties of their mayor, governor, and President.
1st - 3rd
Elections - Voting, Government
Types of Leaders Assessement
This document is a great assessment for social studies (elementary level) relevant to types of leaders. Includes multiple choice and a short written response. Focuses on the President/Governor and Mayor positions.
K - 4th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
2012 Election/Electoral College Social Studies/Math Lesson
This lesson aims to explain the electoral college system to students, as well as provide them with a math lesson. It begins with an explanation of the electoral college. Students calculate the total number of votes themselves by adding up the state votes. They then calculate the majority needed to win. Next, the lesson talks about whether or not the electoral college is "fair." Finally, students hold a mock election. They do one mock election with an electoral college, and one with the pop
5th - 8th
Elections - Voting, Math, Social Studies
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