TOPIC OF THE WEEK: CIVICS

"The first requisite of a good citizen in this republic of ours is that he should be able and willing to pull his weight."
-- Theodore Roosevelt


Spotlight Site of the Week!  

The National Association of Student Councils (NASC)
http://www.nasc.us
Since 1931 the goal of NASC has been to help all student councils become more effective organizations. NASC represents middle level and high school councils nationwide and provides valuable activities, resources, leadership partnerships, and the opportunity for students to become effective, positive leaders.

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Center For Civic Education
Promotes an enlightened and responsible citizenry committed to democratic principles and actively engaged in the practice of democracy in the United States and other countries. Includes lesson plans and resources.
http://www.civiced.org

Close Up Foundation
Close Up's mission is built on the belief that textbooks and lectures alone are not enough to help students understand the democratic process and make it work. Students need a "close up" experience in government. Close Up’s national, state, and local experiential government studies programs strengthen participants’ knowledge of how the political process works, increase their awareness of major national and international issues, and motivate them to become actively involved in the world around them.
http://www.closeup.org

C-SPAN Classroom
C-SPAN Classroom is a free membership service that offers information and resources to assist educators, and specifically Civics and U.S. Government teachers, in their use of C-SPAN's primary source, public affairs video.
http://www.c-spanclassroom.org

citizenJoe
While CitizenJoe's first aim is to make it easy for busy Americans to get the information they need to take a stand on the issues, it's also an excellent resource for young people learning about the connection between policy and government and for the teachers working with those students.
http://citizenjoe.org

JUDI'S CORNER

This week features a free teacher template resource:

EducatorTemplates.com
http://www.educatortemplates.com
Finally... a FREE comprehensive directory of customizable & printable education related templates! Enjoy!


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Westminster Elementary School
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