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william berryBranches of Government iCivics Games
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Celia CoochwytewaAn interactive game site that gives the students experiences by allowing them to take on the roles of government leaders.
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Gerald HueskenAn intense game from iCivics that tests your knowledge of all three branches of the US government while trying to get bills into laws
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Jen Pfeffer-DittesThis game teaches and reviews the branches of power of our government.
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Steve JohnsonA game that allows students to control all three branches of government. When you make a decision, it will effect the other two branches. The goal is no see the cost of decisions and their impact. Great game for a group of students to try out their skills of political leadership.
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Tanya TravisIn it, students can play all three branches of government, all working cooperatively toward the goal of building new laws. As President, students will choose issues they think are important and rally people around them. As Legislator, they will create b
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Angela Hendersonstudents can play all three branches of government, all working cooperatively toward the goal of building new laws. As President, students will choose issues they think are important and rally people around them. As Legislator, they will create bills around the values of the constituents. As Justice, they will uphold the law or take out legislation that is unconstitutional. The only way to navigate the game successfully is to cooperatively construct laws around the issues of the country. Students will find issues that the citizens care about. By using the three branches of government, they can grow the issues into laws which appear as towers. Students get the opportunity to play as all three branches, they have to stay on top of it, if they don’t, the branch may start making decisions on its own!
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Donna MacdonaldStudents can play all three branches of government, all working cooperatively toward the goal of building new laws.
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John HowellFantastic game that will help students learn how the three branches of government can work together.
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Doug PetersonDo you like running things? Branches of Power allows you to do something that no one else can: control all three branches of government! You'll have the power to write any laws you want about issues you choose. Careful, though, there's a lot to juggle when you're playing all three branches. Good luck!
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25 Jul 10
Judy RobisonDo you like running things? Branches of Power allows you to do something that no one else can: control all three branches of government! You'll have the power to write any laws you want about issues you choose. Careful, though, there's a lot to juggle when you're playing all three branches. Good luck!
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Kathy Strathmanstudents can play all three branches of government, all working cooperatively toward the goal of building new laws
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Fred KochFrom Kelly Tenkeley:
"Branches of Power is a fantastic interactive game that puts students right in the thick of the government. I love that the game doesn’t ask students to choose a branch of government to play, but expects them to learn, and play, all -
Dov CampbellGame to learn about the branches of power in our government
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20 Jul 10
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Rebecca DrazdowskiGame about the Branckes of Power in the United States
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tara macdonaldI love that the game doesn’t ask students to choose a branch of government to play, but expects them to learn, and play, all three roles. There is nothing like experience to teach students about the different roles, struggles, and methodologies of each
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Charlyn TrussellFor secondary students: "Branches of PowerDo you like running things? Branches of Power allows you to do something that no one else can: control all three branches of government! You'll have the power to write any laws you want about issues you choose. Ca
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