Understanding American Voting, Elections, and Roles and Responsibilities 13-Book Set Plus 2-Card Decks for Grades 2-3 [With Cards] (Icivics) (1ST ed.)

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Multiple authors contributed to this product.
Stephanie Macceca, M.A.Ed., earned her B.A. in English and American Literature from the University of California, San Diego, and earned her M.A. in Education from Claremont University. She taught high school English, Spanish, and Media Studies at Claremont High School and currently teaches English at Valhalla High School where she serves as the English Department Chair. Stephanie has also been honored with several scholarly awards, including the Peter Lincoln Spencer Fellowship, the Paul Douglas Fellowship, and the Renaissance Teacher of the Year.


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Discover an all-encompassing educational product perfect for budding citizens and civic-minded learners in grades 2-3. This 13-book set includes 2 card decks and is a trusted resource for classrooms and home learning environments. Books in this set include, Camping Constitution, The Star-Spangled Banner, Every Dollar Makes a Difference, Your Vote, Your Voice, Leaders in the Community, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Changing Our Community, Will You Sign My Petition?, What is an Election?, Civic Duty, The Preamble, Everyone Pays Taxes, and What is Media?. The two game card decks, What Would Your Choose? and What Would You Do? are perfect for interactive learning and group activities.

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Multiple authors contributed to this product.

Contributor Bio:Macceca, Stephanie
Stephanie Macceca, M.A.Ed., earned her B.A. in English and American Literature from the University of California, San Diego, and earned her M.A. in Education from Claremont University. She taught high school English, Spanish, and Media Studies at Claremont High School and currently teaches English at Valhalla High School where she serves as the English Department Chair. Stephanie has also been honored with several scholarly awards, including the Peter Lincoln Spencer Fellowship, the Paul Douglas Fellowship, and the Renaissance Teacher of the Year.