Government Action Timelines Citizenship, Reading Students use a timeline to chart news coverage of a government action. Students explain a sequence of events, make and use a timeline, interpret a timeline, and analyze cause and effect relationships with a timeline. You can use an Assessment Rubric to assess students' mastery of the objectives. WHAT YOU NEED Paper Magazines or newspapers Scissors Glue Ruler WHAT TO DO Select a news story about legislation or another government ...

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[ Home ] [ Up ] [ Dream for Education ] [ Pepperdine Assignment Links ] [ Professional Resources and Links ] [ ED 640/641 ] Pepperdine University, Educating Today's Learner, Winter 1999 Tara Higgins and Wendy Eastman The unit is divided into several sections. Click on each to see the lessons in detail. Please note, however, that lessons must be adapted to current state legislation. Links are provided for teachers to search for interesting bills currently before the state legislature ...

The Library of Congress In Congress Assembled: Continuity and Change in the Governing of the United States | Overview | Objectives | Lessons | Standards | Acknowledgements | Overview This unit includes four lessons using primary sources to examine continuity and change in the governing of the United States. Lessons one and two are focused on a study of the Constitution and Bill of Rights and provide access to primary source documents from the Library of Congress. Lesson three investig ...

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Lesson 3: What is a Republican Government? We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution Upper Elementary Grades Student Book Purpose of Lesson This lesson will help you understand why the Founders thought a republican form of government was best. You will also learn about civic virtue and the common welfare. The Founders studied history The Founders studied the history of governments. They were very interested in what they read about the government of the Roman Republic. It wa ...

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