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Preparing for U.S. Citizenship: Naturalization Test Study and Project Guidelines

In today's learning session, we focus on the essential steps to become a naturalized U.S. citizen, including the naturalization test. Students must log in to the USCIS website to take the test, read pages 56-58, and complete the reading checks in their notebooks. Today's citizenship project is also due, requiring a creative collage representing American society. Remember to consider themes that reflect our culture, such as technology, fashion, and leisure. Review your understanding of the citizenship process, including age, residency, moral character, language skills, and knowledge of U.S. history and government.

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Preparing for U.S. Citizenship: Naturalization Test Study and Project Guidelines

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  1. LEARNING TARGETS Today: 9/3 I can pass the test that must be taken to become a “naturalized” citizen.

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  3. TODAY: Coat of Arms project due TODAY XC due Friday. • Log in and take the naturalization test http://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/quiz/learners/study-test/study-materials-civics-test/naturalization-self-test-1 • When done, read pages 56-58 & answer the 2 reading checks in your notebook.

  4. PROCESS FOR CITIZENSHIP(I can describe how to become a citizen) • Apply—to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) • Age—18 or older • Resident—In country 5 years, in state 3 months • Moral Character—No crimes • Language—Read, write and speak • Knowledge—History and Government of U.S. • Loyal—Judge asks applicant to take oath • Citizenship Court:--Loyalty oath administered

  5. “American” collage • Find representations of what we are about as a society— • Ideas??? Fast food, cars, clothes, fashion, money, image, youth, good jobs, houses, technology (phones, games, tv), sports, vacations (leisure time) • Come up with a theme • Cut your paper out to represent an icon • Place pictures on it (collage it!!) • Be able to explain it!!!!

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