It includes:
-circle map for local, state, national
-local government graphic organizer
-letter to the mayor template (2 versions)
-What makes a good leader? graphic organizer
-A good leader is...writing prompt
-venn diagram comparing leaders of today and leaders of long ago
-state government graphic organizer
-template for recording information on the governor
-t-chart comparing local and state government
-national government graphic organizer
-poster for U.S. Capitol Building (Legislative Branch)
-poster for White House (Executive Branch)
-poster for U.S. Supreme Court Bldg (Judicial Branch)
-example and template pieces for a tree map art project on the 3 branches of government
-If I were President...writing prompt
-poster on showing patriotism
-Fast Facts handout on Mount Rushmore
-Fast Facts handout on the Liberty Bell
-Fast Facts handout on the Statue of Liberty
-Eagle Research Project with graphic organizer and writing prompt
-Eagle art project with example and templates
-I Have Who Has game using government vocabulary
-Government Scoot! game reviewing important information
-recommended reads and sites to visit
I am so excited about this unit and can't wait to use it in my classroom starting next Tuesday (when we return from winter break)!
Here are some larger pictures from the unit:
The buildings, the tree template, and the eagle template were all hand drawn by my Hubby...who is now referring to himself as "Lirette Sketch." :)
Don't forget to download your freebie from this unit here.

































This looks fabulous! :)
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Wow!
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I love it! This will go great with my U.S. Symbols unit that I taught last year in 3rd grade.
ReplyDeleteDiane
I love this! We love to play Scoot! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteHow do you present the information that goes along with the symbols pages? Do you use certain books or websites? I purchased this unit on TPT, but don't know where my kids would get the info to fill out the statue of liberty page for instance.
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