Great way to introduce gaming into often complex topics
Submitted 12 years ago
Community Review for iCivics
My Take
I used this with 6th grade all the way up through 12 grade. Especially the "I Have a Right" game. Students practiced on their own, often, outside of class. It helped them remember their amendments.
How I Use It
I usually use these materials as review, or have the kids play them at home to reinforce the concepts we talked about in class.
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McKayla J.
Teacher
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Baltimore, MD
August 14, 2022
Make Learning About Government Fun!
I really like the different games that are available for students to play. It makes learning that much more fun for them. The use of technology in the classroom also helps the students learn and understand the information at a deeper level.
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Terry C.
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August 15, 2021
Great way of using games to incorporate government.
The lesson plans can be a little difficult to follow because of the amount of information but that also could help or lead to more group work or homework. I feel the website is just a great go to especially living in a gaming world, it speaks the children's language without leaving behind the instruction.
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ERIN M.
February 9, 2021
Good games that help students understand government
This tool allows students to learn about the features of government in fun, easy to learn games. This is more engaging than a traditional lecture model and students will definitely learn more from this method of instruction.
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