GeoCivics
Government - Jenga: The Three Branches of Government
Author: David Sweeney, Arizona
Grade 4
This game aims to offer an engaging and interactive way for players to delve into the workings of the three branches of government, all while relishing the challenge of Jenga. By intertwining questions about the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches into gameplay, participants will embark on a journey to deepen their comprehension of our governmental system and the unique roles each branch fulfills in safeguarding democracy. Through active participation and insightful discussions, players will not only grasp the vital concept of checks and balances but also recognize the significance of civic engagement and an informed electorate. Ultimately, this game strives to transform the process of learning about government into an enjoyable, accessible, and unforgettable experience for individuals of all ages. Can be played one on one- or groups to support thinking collaboratively. similarities.
From Idea to Law: How Rules are Made!
Author: David Sweeney, Arizona
Grade 4
In this lesson students will explore the origins and development of rules and laws, examining how they are created and why they are essential.
Kindness as a Civic Action
Author: David Sweeney, Arizona
Grade 4
Teaching students to be kind through civic action involves integrating kindness into educational activities, fostering a culture of empathy and respect, and providing opportunities for practical application.