Description
span style=”font-size: large;”Students discover a variety of fascinating facts about the United States government/spanA variety of engaging, student-centered activities and lesson plans examine government. These units consist of complete and easy-to-use lesson plans along with study guides and differentiated tests. Like all InspirEd materials, they incorporate critical and creative thinking, test-taking skills, reading and writing in the content area, and much more!Copyright 2008. Set of 6 books or PC/Mac download (PDFs), 98 pages each title, reproducible. Middle/high school.span style=”color: #ff0000;”Adobe Reader is required to view PDFs. An email address is required for all downloads./spanspan style=”font-size: medium;”i Think: Government Set of 6 includes:/span3S2420 i Think: Government, Electing the PresidentSubject matter includes: Powers and Qualifications, Primaries and Caucuses, National Party Committees, Choosing a Vice President, Fundraising, and much more3S2421 ~i Think: Government, Civic ParticipationSubject matter includes:The Symbolism of the Donkey and the Elephant, Democratic and Republican Views, Public Opinion Polls,Lobbying, and much more3S2444 ~i Think: Government, The ConstitutionSubject matter includes:Principles of Government, Limits of Power, Civil Responsibility, Order vs. Freedom, Amendments, Taxes, and much more3S2447 ~i Think: Government, The Executive BranchSubject matter includes:Presidential Responsibilities, Qualifications for the Job, The Vice President, State of the Union, Foreign Policy, and much more3S2515 ~i Think: Government, The Legislative BranchSubject matter includes:The American legislature, Qualifications, Powers, Pork Barrel Politics, Campaigns, Interest Groups and Lobbies, and much more3S2516 ~i Think: Government, The Judicial BranchSubject matter includes:Federal Jurisdiction, The Supreme Court, Landmark Cases, Rights of the Accused, Juvenile Justice, Civil Rights Cases, and much more
