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Civic Responsibilities Interactive PowerPoint Unit 4 Activity 8 LA CC 2008

Civic Responsibilities Interactive PowerPoint Unit 4 Activity 8 LA CC 2008. Activity Description. Activity 8: Civic Responsibilities (GLEs: 27, 44 ) Materials List: Word Grid BLM

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Civic Responsibilities Interactive PowerPoint Unit 4 Activity 8 LA CC 2008

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  1. Civic Responsibilities Interactive PowerPoint Unit 4 Activity 8LA CC 2008

  2. Activity Description Activity 8: Civic Responsibilities (GLEs: 27, 44) • Materials List: Word Grid BLM • Brainstorm (view literacy strategy descriptions) a list of taxes that students already know about, adding to their understanding with notations of common taxes they might not have known about previously. Then based on their definitions of rule and law from Activity 1, have students determine whether paying taxes is a rule or a law. (A possible extension might be to share with them three to five state tax laws and have them debate the fairness of these laws.) Beside each notation, write who is responsible for paying that tax as specifically as possible. • Next, have students create a list of all the services in which the state government provides and spends money. Finish the activity with a state government word grid (view literacy strategy descriptions). Students will match a service with a branch of government by placing a plus or minus in the appropriate box. Once the grid is completed, allow time for students to quiz each other over the content in preparation for tests and other class activities. (See Word Grid and sample below.)

  3. Directions • This is an “interactive” PowerPoint. To type in the white blanks, you must go to “View” on the top menu bar. Then click “Slide Show”. • Once your slide show begins, then go to the 4th slide and type your answers in each blank. • Then you will go to “save as” and save your answers with your name (or initials) and short extension to name it. Example: sb-stategov.

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