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1 What’s for lunch? ACTIVITIES

2 OFFICIAL PROCEDURE for DECIDING NEW SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
Lead Chefs suggest food categories Menu Writers write the menu Lead Chefs approve or reject the menu Menu Writers change rejected menu or override the Lead Chefs Nutrition Inspectors evaluate the menu

3 Post-Simulation Activities

4 Who’s Who? Lead Chef = ? Congress Menu Writers = ? Supreme Court
Match your roles in the simulation with real-life roles: Lead Chef = ? Congress Menu Writers = ? Supreme Court Nutrition Inspectors = ? President

5 Who’s Who? Lead Chef = President Menu Writers = Congress
Match your roles in the simulation with real-life roles: Lead Chef = President Menu Writers = Congress Nutrition Inspectors = Supreme Court

6 Unscramble It! Supreme Court decides whether the law is constitutional
Use what you learned in the simulation to put these real-life steps in order: Supreme Court decides whether the law is constitutional Congress makes changes to the bill or overrides the President’s veto President sets the agenda for laws that are important Congress writes bills that may become law President vetoes the bill or signs it into law

7 Unscramble It! President sets the agenda for laws that are important
Use what you learned in the simulation to put these real-life steps in order: President sets the agenda for laws that are important Congress writes bills that may become law President vetoes the bill or signs it into law Congress makes changes to the bill or overrides the President’s veto Supreme Court decides whether the law is constitutional

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