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Teaching Resources



Worksheets

Theme: Government

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  • The President's Job
    Description:
          This activity page asks students to write and draw about one of the President's duties.

  • Inside the White House
    Description:
          Students answer true and false questions after reading numerical facts about the White House.

  • American Symbols
    Description:
          Available 1/27/04

  • American Symbols
    Description:
          This bilingual English-Spanish family send-home page asks students to match U.S. symbols with text.

  • Take a Vote
    Description:
          Students practice the concept of voting by reading a graph with tally marks.

  • You Can Be President Game
    Description:
          This simple game gives students a fun way of learning about the Presidential campaign process.

  • A Special Symbol
    Description:
          Students follow directions to color in the Presidential seal.

  • If I Were President
    Description:
          This activity invites students to write and draw about choices they would make as President

  • What does the Military Do?
    Description:
          Students learn about the job of each branch of the U.S. military by matching clues to pictures.

  • If I Were President
    Description:
          Draw and write answers for each idea about being President.

  • Our President
    Description:
          Students reflect on the new president and how he could make the country better.

  • Make a Smart Guess
    Description:
          Students practice estimating and counting.

  • Which U.S. Symbol Is It?
    Description:
          Students connect the dots to see a symbol of the United States.

  • Do You Want to Be President?
    Description:
          Students learn about the presidential nomination process with this sequencing activity.

  • Our President
    Description:
          Students reflect on the new president and how he could make the country better.

  • Dear Mr. President
    Description:
          Students use this organizer to write a friendly letter to the president.

  • More than a House
    Description:
          Students read a diagram of the White House lawn and complete and activity.

  • Every Vote Counts!
    Description:
          This send-home page, with parent directions in both English and Spanish, gives students the chance to color a voting page for the 2004 Presidential election.

  • A Map of Our Capital
    Description:
          Students look at a street map of Washington, D.C. with tourist sites and answer questions.

  • The Pledge
    Description:
          Using context clues, students cut out and paste in missing words from the Pledge of Allegiance.

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