Lesson Overview
This lesson celebrates the accomplishments and contributions of April's 2024 nominee of the SC African American Calendar, John L. Scott, Jr. Students will also learn how a bill becomes a law.
Duration
Multiple days
Lesson Type
Project Based Lesson
Essential Question
How does a bill become a law?
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Other Instructional Materials or Notes:
Kindergarten, 1, 2
Laptop, Computer, or iPad
Chart Paper, Notebooks, Pencils, Markers, Picture books on government, laws, legislation, etc.
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- K.4 Utilize the college and career skills of a political scientist to understand and display civic dispositions in one’s personal community.
- ELA.C.4 Demonstrate command of standard English grammar and conventions when writing.
- 1.CG.2 Describe the basic purpose, structure, and functions of South Carolina’s government at both the local and state level.
- 1.4 Utilize the college and career skills of a political scientist to understand and display civic dispositions about contemporary South Carolina.
- ELA.C.2 Write informative/expository texts to analyze and explain complex ideas and information.
- 2.CG.2 Use primary and secondary sources to research a national figure who demonstrated civic dispositions.
- 2.CG.4 Use evidence to propose and communicate a resolution to a national issue.
- ELA.C.2 Write informative/expository texts to analyze and explain complex ideas and information.
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