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Teaching Resources



Worksheets

Theme: Government

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  • Our First President
    Description:
          Give your students practice reading for details with this reproducible story of George Washington's life.

  • The Secretary of State
    Description:
          Teach your students about the secretary of state's job with this reproducible chart.

  • Government Branches
    Description:
          Read about the jobs and powers of the three branches of government

  • The U.S. Government
    Description:
          Learn about the three branches of government and answer questions

  • Running Strong
    Description:
          Use this page to have students preview the cover story.

  • Do You Want to Be President?
    Description:
          Read a chart about the President's job and answer questions.

  • Class Vote
    Description:
          Analyze the results of a classroom election

  • The Path to the White House
    Description:
          A reproducible game that shows the steps some candidates take on their journey to the White House

  • If I Were President
    Description:
          Challenge students to take a walk in the President's shoes with this reflective-writing reproducible

  • A Special Symbol
    Description:
          Give students practice following directions with this reproducible that teaches about the Presidential Seal.

  • Tell It to the President!
    Description:
          Give students practice writing a friendly letter.

  • Our National Government
    Description:
          A chart-reading activity on our three branches of government.

  • Teacher's Guide: Ready to Lead
    Description:
          Students read a street map of the Inauguration parade route in Washington, D.C.

  • The U.S. Government
    Description:
          Teach students about the three branches of the U.S. government.

  • Every Vote Counts
    Description:
          Give students practice constructing a graph.

  • Questions for Candidates
    Description:
          Have students reflect on the issues most important to them.

  • Do You Want to Run for President?
    Description:
          Students design their own campaign button and imagine what life would be like if they were running for President.

  • The Race Is On!
    Description:
          Students use transition words to sequence early steps of the Presidential election process.

  • Do You Want to Be President?
    Description:
          Have students reflect on and write about what they would do to help the country.

  • A Busy Schedule
    Description:
          Students read a schedule to learn about the job of the Secretary of State.

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