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What Is the Census and Why Do We Use It?

Center for Civic Education

Updated:

2020

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Multiple Subjects
- Constitution and Bill of Rights
- Contemporary US
- Democracy
- Elections
- US History
MS, HS

Many students do not understand the importance of the U.S. Census and why it is taken. This lesson will help students understand the importance of...

Global Social Emotional Learning (SEL): Empathy, Global Understanding, Mindfulness, and Compassion!

abhi_nangia

Updated:

2021

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Multiple Subjects
- Area, Surface Area and Volume
- Arts
- Civic Participation
- Civics and Government
- Community Involvement
- Current Events
- Decimal Equivalents for Fractions
- English Language Arts
- English Language Learners
- Exploration
- Express and Recognize Feelings
- Fractions
- Geography
- Geometry
- Health
- Health / Physical Education
- Knowledge of Life in a Community
- Language
- Math
- Measurement and Data
- Mental, Emotional and Social Health
- Number and Operations in Base 10
- Reaching out to ELL Students and Families
- Read and Interpret Data
- Reading Foundational Skills
- Research Skills
- Social Emotional Learning
- Social Studies
- Speaking and Listening
- Understand Fractions as Numbers
- Visual Arts
- Writing
Pre-K, K-2, 3-5, MS, HS, AE, PD

Common Core

Welcome to Global Social Emotional Learning (SEL). Step into the world of Shantanu with BetterWorldEd.org . Shantanu is a father, chai wala, and...

Birthright Citizenship: Wong Kim Ark

Re-imagining Migration

Updated:

2021

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Multiple Subjects
- Civic Participation
- Civil Rights
- Constitution and Bill of Rights
- Constitutionalism
- Immigration
- Social Studies
- State and Local History
- US History
3-5, MS, HS, HE, AE, PD, SS

Citizenship in the United States is granted not solely by ancestral lineage, but by jus soli, or birthright citizenship, as well. In other words, if...