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Cell for President Election Unit Project
The Cell for President Election Unit Project challenges students to create cell characters to run for the presidential election. This cross curricular unit ties together Science, Social studies, Language Arts, Math, Technology, and Religion. At least two weeks are needed to complete this project. The following standards are covered in this summative project: CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.RP.A.3 Use proportional relationships to solve multistep ratio and percent problems. Examples: simple interest, tax, m
7th
Elections - Voting, English Language Arts, Science
The Inauguration of a President of the United States
This 26 slide Google Slide show covers nearly all aspects of the Inauguration Day and what students would expect if watching the Inauguration. I have embedded links to 16 YouTube Videos and embedded more than a dozen photos to increase engagement and understanding for the students Included Topics:When it takes place (historic and modern)Unscheduled InaugurationsWhere is takes place (historic and modern)The Day of the InaugurationThe Oath (with some fun facts included)The Inaugural Address (with
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Elections - Voting, Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in: The Election and Inauguration of the United States US President
Political Parties | Where are you on the political spectrum? | Quiz and Activity
Use this left vs. right survey to assist students in discovering their political ideology. By the end of this assignment, students will be able to explain their stance on hot button issues in politics. They'll explain why they identify with being more left, liberal, and Democratic, moderate, or right, conservative, and Republican. Students will gain an understanding of how they can become civically involved based on their political views. Students will answer 20 questions by rating how much the
8th - 11th
Elections - Voting, Government, Social Studies
CCSS
RH.9-10.2
, RH.9-10.4
Political Parties: Notes,Quiz, and Make your Own Party
I love teaching about political parties! I especially love this lesson because students learn about the political spectrum and even take a quiz to find where they are on the spectrum. Students also create their own political party! This products includesPowerPoint presentationMake your own political party activity Democrats vs republican cut out worksheet Where are you on the spectrum quizPolitical Party notes Political Party notes for interactive notebookWant access to ALL of my civics resource
6th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Social Studies
Poster Set of Early USA 13 Colonies and Expansion : And Quizzes'
This is an awesome resource for your classroom! 9 Early US History posters with hand drawn pictures of the figures that helped mold America. Themes include Alexander Hamilton, the Expansion westward and the twelfth amendment, The Boston Tea Party, John Smith, Jeff Davis, John Tyler, James Monroe, Monticello, Thomas Jefferson, Jamestown, William and Mary, Patrick Henry, Aaron burr and more! Virginia SOLs covered: VS.2: Early American SettlementsVS.5: Revolutionary WarUSI.6: Birth of a NationUSI.
2nd - 5th
Elections - Voting, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Also included in: Everything in My Store All 500 WS Activities, Crafts, Posters & More
Elections Vocabulary Bingo Game, Quiz, and Coloring Page
Introduce or review vocabulary words related to politics, voting, and elections with an engaging bingo game and assessment. Print and play using up to 24 unique, pre-made bingo cards. A bonus coloring page is also included. Great for Election Day or a study of the U.S. government! Play this game digitally using Easel Activities. Students can use the bingo card corresponding to their classroom number or randomly select a card. A teacher draws a calling card and reads the clues aloud. This can occ
3rd - 6th
Elections - Voting, Government, Vocabulary
What Is Your Freedom Philosophy? Personality Quiz | Civics & Gov Activity
"What Is Your Freedom Philosophy?" is an engaging, zero-prep personality quiz designed to introduce students to two foundational concepts in political science, civics, and philosophy: "Freedom From" (Negative Liberty) and "Freedom To" (Positive Liberty). Instead of just memorizing definitions, students self-evaluate through relatable, real-world scenarios to discover which philosophy aligns with their personal worldview. It serves as a perfect icebreaker, introductory hook, or discussion start
Not Specific
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Milk - Movie Guide -50 Questions, Google Quiz, Crossword & Word Search
Inspire meaningful classroom discussions about leadership, equality, and social change with this engaging learning bundle based on the 2008 movie Milk. This comprehensive resource helps students connect with the film’s powerful portrayal of Harvey Milk’s fight for civil rights and representation. The bundle includes 30 quick recall questions to support active viewing, 20 reflection questions to encourage deeper analysis, and a 20-question multiple-choice quiz to assess comprehension. To strength
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
The 3 Branches of Government Mini Lessons with Quizzes and Writing Prompts
Learning about government can be tough as it is. With so many departments and faces, what are their roles and what do they actually do for the country? How long do these folks take office for anyways? These 3 resources will help your students understand and remember what each branch does and who are they comprised of. Check out the thumbnails to see how this resource can help your students better learn and understand the 3 branches of government with this comprehensive bundle. Thank you! ⭐ Follo
6th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Elections - Voting, Government
Current Events Podcast Quiz: Israel, Propaganda & Church Ethics
Are you a High School Religion teacher seeking an engaging way to connect faith to the pressing issues of today? Looking for a resource that sparks critical thinking about complex global events from a Christian viewpoint? Introducing the "Current Events Podcast Quiz Empire Propaganda Israel And The Church," a dynamic and timely resource designed to bring the complexities of current events directly into your High School Religion classroom. This meticulously crafted quiz, based on a compelling pod
9th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government, Religion
Also included in: Ultimate History Literature Mythology Science Podcast Quiz Bundle Of 35
Election of 1800 Student Reading, Questions and Quiz
This lesson resource focuses on the presidential election of 1800 and how it tested the early U.S. constitutional system. Students will explore how the original Electoral College process resulted in a tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr, examine the role of the House of Representatives in resolving the outcome, and analyze how this event led to the passage of the 12th Amendment. The resource includes: A student-friendly background reading on the election and its Constitutional impactA se
8th - 10th
Elections - Voting, Government, U.S. History
CCSS
RH.6-8.1
, RH.6-8.2
, RH.6-8.4
Also included in: First Half U.S. History | Semester 1 | Growing Bundle
What's YOUR Political Ideology? An Intro Quiz & Vocab Lesson (HS Government)
Start your Government unit on political beliefs with a lesson that's all about your students! This engaging, no-prep worksheet activity answers the question, "What’s YOUR Political Ideology?" using a reputable, high-quality quiz and reflective questions. This lesson is the perfect way to introduce concepts like "liberal," "conservative," and "libertarian" in a way that is personal and relevant to students. Instead of just reading textbook definitions, students will first take the Pew Research
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Elections - Voting, Government, Other (Social Studies)
The Executive Branch: President's Team COMPLETE Activity Packet & Quiz
This comprehensive, 7-page activity packet titled "THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH: THE PRESIDENT'S TEAM," is a high-quality, no-prep resource designed to introduce students to the key roles, functions, and powers of the Executive Branch of the U.S. government. Key Features and Content The resource ensures a solid understanding of this government branch through varied and engaging activities: Foundational Reading Passage: Provides clear and straightforward text covering the President's main job (to "exe
2nd - 5th
Elections - Voting, Government, U.S. History
Mathematics, Demographics & Slavery: The 1790 Census in Ratio, Percents & Graphs
The first U.S. Census was conducted in 1790 to decide on the apportionment of the Congress. The people counted were Free White Males Over !6, who were allowed to vote, White Males Under 16, Free White Females, Enslaved Persons and "Others." Your students will use this data to express relationships between different groups, most significantly the ratio of "Free White Men" to "Enslaved Persons." Please note that this refers to the people who worked as slaves to the current terminology as "Enslaved
5th - 10th
African History, Elections - Voting, Math
Federal, State & Local Representatives Research & Quiz Social Media Editable
Who Represents You? Research Worksheet & Quiz | Civics & Government | Federal, State & Local | Editable Students research their elected representatives at every level of government — federal, state, and local — then find their representatives on social media, analyze a real post or tweet, and respond with an informed civic perspective. Perfect for Government, Civics, AP Government, and Social Studies classes in grades 8–12. Why this activity stands out: ∙ Goes beyond “find your representative”
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Also included in: Government Legislative Branch Representative Bundle
Voting Elections Vocabulary Quiz & Activities Suffrage Ballot Political Parties
Teach key voting and election terms with this no-prep vocabulary lesson and quiz! Students will learn about suffrage, ballots, political parties, candidates, and voter turnout through clear definitions, real-life examples, and interactive practice. Includes: ✅ Matching and multiple-choice questions ✅ Real-world scenario applications ✅ Short written response ✅ Answer key included Perfect for middle or high school Government & Civics or U.S. History units on voting and elections.
6th - 12th
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
What Kind of Voter Are You? Engaging Quiz for Civics & Social
Discover your students' voting personalities with this fun and insightful quiz, "What Kind of Voter Are You?" Perfect for middle school, high school, or introductory college civics, government, or social studies classes, this interactive quiz helps students explore their political motivations and voting styles. With five thought-provoking questions and five unique voter profiles (Balancer, Disengaged, Moderate, Party Line, and Protest), this activity sparks discussions about civic engagement, po
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Australian Referendum - Wordsearch and Quiz
Australian Referendum Wordsearch and QuizA word search using vocabulary based on the Australian Referendum. It also includes a definition word match page to reinforce the used vocabulary. ACARAThis resource contains Concepts that are directly linked to the content descriptors and achievement standards of the Year 6 Australian Curriculum for History. Changes in Australia's political system and to Australian citizenship after Federation and throughout the 20th century that impacted First Nations A
4th - 7th
Australian History, Civics, Elections - Voting
Middle School Social Studies Quiz - Government & Law
This quiz has over 50 questions about government and law for elementary social studies students. By 6th grade, students should be able to demonstrate proficiency on these questions. There are both multiple choice and extended response questions, a student answer sheet, and a teacher answer key included.
government, law, freedom, press, religion, assembly, petition, bill of rights, constitution, separation of powers, mayor, governor, executive, judicial, legislative, commander in chief, checks
5th - 8th
Elections - Voting, Government, Social Studies
Election 2024 Webquest: Campaign Webpage Analysis Activity & Political Quizzes
During this presidential election it is hard to teach when the world is so polarized, yet still important for our students to learn about the issues and what policies each candidate is advocating for. This webquest includes an analysis of the Harris and Trump campaign webpages where students examine both images and quotes highlighted. Then, students will take political quizzes to determine where they fall on the political spectrum. Students will be directed at the end to watch a youtube clip
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Elections - Voting, Government, Social Studies
Inauguration Day 2025 Reading Comprehension and Quiz Bundle
Explore the significance of Inauguration Day 2025 with this engaging reading comprehension and quiz bundle! Perfect for high school students, this resource covers the history, traditions, and importance of the presidential inauguration while sparking discussions about democracy and leadership. Ideal for social studies or civics classes! ** NEW YEAR & INAUGURATION 2025 **Quiz of the Year 2024New Year 2025New Year 2025 ResolutionsInauguration Day 2025 ReadingInauguration Day 2025 Quiz** BLACK HIST
4th - 12th, Adult Education
Civics, Elections - Voting, Government
Slay the Dragon: Lesson, Viewing Guide with Pre/Post-Activity Guide, and Quiz
This comprehensive study guide is designed to help students explore the practice of gerrymandering and its impact on American democracy through the engaging documentary, Slay the Dragon. Through pre-watching, watching, and post-watching activities, students will learn about the redistricting process, the ways gerrymandering has been used to manipulate electoral outcomes, and the efforts of activists and organizations to combat this practice. This product includes:Detailed Instructions for a Film
7th - 12th
Elections - Voting, Government
Democracy and National Holidays (Lesson Plan, PowerPoint, Activity, and Quiz)
Democracy and National Holidays civics lesson features:
-Lesson Plan
-Interactive PowerPoint
-Activity
-Quiz
Check out the full 10-week Citizenship Prep Curriculum here:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/10-Week-Complete-Citizenship-Program-Curriculum-3146947
Not Specific
Civics, Elections - Voting
Election Day Activities | Word Search, Quiz & More | Worksheets
Engage your students in the democratic process with this exciting Election Day Activities pack! This comprehensive resource includes a Word Search, Quiz, Word Scramble, and Coloring Sheet, designed to make learning about elections fun and educational. Perfect for classroom use around Election Day, these activities help students understand the importance of voting, the roles of candidates, and the workings of democracy. Ways You Can Use This Resource:Election Day Lesson: Integrate the activitie
K - 7th
Elections - Voting, Social Studies, Vocabulary
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