Geography: Is Our Government System Fair?—Intro to Government Systems & Types
By Geography and Math Made Easy
Need an exciting and fun introductory lesson to introduce world government types & systems? This 60-minute lesson will get your students motivated and engaged in the learning process. They won't even realize they are learning with the fun Fortune Teller game. This Resource Includes: • An introductory video • Review • Discussion • Memory/comprehension game • Suggesting wrap-up writing assignment Note: This lesson is a first-day introductory lesson that will allow students to begin to understand how world government systems and how they work. This lesson will not go in-depth into how the U.S. democracy or other governments work, including but not limited to Direct Democracy, Constitutional Democracy, Constitutional Monarchy, Absolute Monarchy, Communism, and more. In looking at the definitions of how various governments work around the world (along with a video to elaborate and a game to reinforce the definition of each government) students will decide whether the U.S. government system is a fair system. This lesson is designed for middle school students but could be engaging for older students as well. ☑ Check out the preview to see what is included. Visit our store Geography & Math Made Easy to view other related resources: Similar Resources & Skills ✧ World Government Lessons ✧ World Economics Lessons ✧ Environmental, Cultural, and Human Issues Please note that links often change outside of our control and without our knowledge. If this happens, either: (1) Search the title
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