Lesson 1 Local Government Pages 154-157.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Second Grade, Mrs. Johna Bequette Click on Uncle Sam to begin learning about the US government.
Advertisements

Government Test Review 1. Click to view the question. 2. Think about the answer. 3. Click to view the answer. 4. Click to view the next question. GOOD.
National Symbols Each of our symbols represents something special.
We the People Social Studies Lessons 3 & 5. NAME THIS BUILDING Statue of Liberty Liberty Bell Mount Rushmore White House Capitol Building Washington Monument.
Symbols of Our Country Utah State Core 1st Grade Standard 2
Chapter 2 Lesson 2 Here we go…
Chapter 2 Lessons 2 & 3 Test Tuesday, March 29, 2011.
Instructions This PowerPoint presentation contains 15 questions for Benchmark A of the Government standard tested on the Grade 5 Social Studies Ohio Achievement.
showing love for one’s country
Federal Government LESSON 3 The capital of our country is Washington D.C. Washington D.C. is named after George Washington, our country’s first president.
AMERICAN HERITAGE CHALLENGE. WHAT IS THE NAME OF OUR COUNTRY? The United States of America.
Born in Baltimore, Maryland in 1905 Grew up during time of segregation He was smart and curious. His father taught him to debate at early age. Thurgood.
Jeopardy Legislative Branch Executive Branch Judicial Branch Vocabulary Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy.
Our Nation’s Government Page Vocabulary Democracy - a government run by the people Democracy - a government run by the people Citizen - a member.
Chapter 9 Government for the Nation and the State.
There are 3 different levels of the government:
Legislative, Executive, Judicial ? Essential Questions ? What is government? Why is it important? What are rules and laws? What do presidents, governors,
Unit 4 Lessons A member of the Senate senator.
American Symbols. National Seal July 4, 1776: Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson Evidence of an independent nation Free people High aspirations.
Chapter 8 Government.
Government and Civics Grade 3.
Civics Review Mrs. Spradlin’s 3 rd graders. Who was an African American woman who refused to give up her seat on a city bus? a. Susan B. Anthony b. Betsy.
Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader? Round One – all questions 5 points Mr. Bowens Patriotic Review.
Social Studies Chapter 3 People and Their Local Government.
Start Category.
American Symbols Do You Know What American Symbols Are?
VocabularyCommunityStateCountryCitizen Pride.
Precedents Established by George Washington Putting the new system of government into play!
The city or town in which the country's leaders meet.
A piece of paper you use when you vote Ballot.
Social Studies Chapter 2 Lesson 3 The Ideals of Democracy.
Government Test Review. To say no to a bill A. citizens B. veto C. Supreme Court D.Constitution.
Chapter 8, Lesson 3 Learning Target: How Government Works NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
Louisiana’s Leaders Unit 4. Rules Made to keep people safe or organized Example: no running in halls, raising hands to speak.
CITIZENSHIP BY: MS. HOOKER. Government Definition- the form or system of rule by which a state, community, etc., is governed.
By Mrs. Valtier Second Grade Social Studies What does “government” mean? Government is a group of citizens that runs a community, state, or country.
Government Terms to know: –Community: A place where people live, work, and play. –Rules: What people must or must not do. –Laws: Rules made by governments.
Symbols of Our Country Utah State Core 1 st Grade Standard 2 Objective 3.
Symbols of Our Country Utah State Core 1st Grade Standard 2
Symbols of America Grade 1 SOL learning objectives:
Hillcrest Ms. Thomas.
“Local and National Government” Revised for Marion Elementary
Integrated Social Studies Madison Southern High School
The city or town in which the country's leaders meet.
Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
U. S. Government, History and Geography
Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities
Symbols of the U.S. Government
Citizens Make a Difference
Government Jeopardy Take the Challenge!!.
DO NOW TEXT BOOK page RA2 AND RA3 Reading maps
Lesson 1 A _________ is a group of people who work together to run a city, state, or country. It provides services, makes laws, helps us stay safe and.
‘A is for America’ ` Written by Tanya Lee Stone
Three Branches of Government
The Branches of Our Government part 2
Second Grade, Mrs. Johna Bequette
Jeopardy in Colors Start.
Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities
The Constitution of the United States
American Government Citizenship Test.
Jeopardy CITIZESHIP 100 QUESTIONS
Study Guide Grade 3 Roots of Democracy.
Our Government & U.S. History Assessment:
Social Studies Chapter 2 Lesson 3
Vocabulary Grade Three.
The Three Branches of the United States Government.
Lee County Elementary School Third Grade
The Constitution of the United States
Jeopardy Taxes Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200
Local Government.
Presentation transcript:

Lesson 1 Local Government Pages 154-157

Lesson 2 State Government Page 160-163

Lesson 3 Federal Government Pages 166-169

Lesson 4 Voting for Leaders Pages 172-175

Lesson 5 The Land of Freedom Pages 180-183

Extra Lessons

Lesson 1 Local Government Page 154-157 Lesson 2 State Government Page 160-163 Lesson 3 Federal Government Page 166-169 Lesson 4 Voting for Leaders Page 172-175 Lesson 5 The Land of Freedom Page 180-183 Extra Lessons $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

Name three things government does. Page 154

and settles disagreements makes laws, helps us stay safe, and settles disagreements

Why is it important for citizens to vote? Page 155

opinion counts, whoever gets the most votes wins. Every person’s vote or opinion counts, whoever gets the most votes wins.

of a community, state and A ______ is a member of a community, state and country. Page 155

citizen

A _______ is the leader of a town or city. Page 155

mayor

The _________ is the leader of the court. Page 156

judge

The _____ is the leader of state’s government. Page 160

governor

What is the city called that many of the state leaders work and live? Page 161

the capital city

Government collects ________ to pay for service in our community. Page 162

taxes

What are the three main duties of the city and state government? Page 163

-Decide if the laws have -Make the laws. -Carry out the laws. -Decide if the laws have been broken.

What are qualities of a good leader? Page 163

fairness, intelligence, caring, honesty

that was written long ago? What is the plan for the government that was written long ago? Page 166

The United States Constitution

The _____ writes and votes on laws for all of our states. Page 167

Congress

is located in _________. The center of our national government is located in _________. Page 167

Washington, D.C.

The __________ is the leader of our country. Page 168

President

President writes and votes on laws Congress leads the country Connect to its match President writes and votes on laws Congress leads the country Supreme Court says if laws are fair

President writes and votes on laws Congress leads the country Supreme Court says if laws are fair

Can any man or woman over 18 years old vote? Page 172

No, he or she must be a citizen of the US

What is the first thing a citizen must do in order to vote? Page 172

He or she must register, or sign up.

What is a ballot? Page 174

A list of names of people running for office

to learn about the candidates Why is it important to learn about the candidates before voting? Page 173

what the leader believes in and what they plan to do To learn about what the leader believes in and what they plan to do with the government

Why is voting a privilege and responsibility? Page 174

Only citizens are allowed to vote so it is a privilege. It is our responsibility because people should care about what happens in our country.

citizen’s right to make _______ is every citizen’s right to make choices. Page 180

Freedom

A ____ is a word or saying that people try to live by. Page 181

motto

A ____ is a building or statue that honors a person or event. Page 182

monument

were mentioned in the lesson and have been honored with What three presidents were mentioned in the lesson and have been honored with monuments in Washington, D.C.? Page 182

George Washington Abraham Lincoln Thomas Jefferson

A bell that celebrates freedom A man that’s a symbol for the US Name the symbols. Our national bird Our national flower A bell that celebrates freedom A man that’s a symbol for the US

Bald Eagle Rose Liberty Bell Uncle Sam

Who is Anna Beavers? Page 158-159

A teacher who helped children dress right for school. She mended and washed their clothes.

What is the state bird of Ohio? Page 164

Cardinal

Who was Thurgood Marshall? Page 170-171

the first African American appointed as a U.S. Supreme Court Justice

Who is Susan B. Anthony? Page 178-179

women, including the right a woman who fought for equal rights for women, including the right to vote

Where is the police station located?

D4