4th Grade Understanding Civic Participation Interactive Videos

Examine the integral role of voting within U.S. democracy, highlighting the historical evolution of voting rights and the electoral process. Gain an understanding of the importance of civic participation and the influence of individual votes across multiple tiers of government.

Exploration of citizenship entails understanding responsibilities and values, highlighting community participation and environmental stewardship. Learners will cultivate skills in respecting community rules and caring for public spaces, fostering a sense of duty and collaboration within their communities.

Explore the significance of civility and civil behavior within society and everyday interactions. Enhance understanding of societal norms and improve vocabulary related to civics. Identify various examples of civil and uncivil behaviors, fostering the ability to recognize and apply these concepts in daily life.

Explore fundamental concepts of civic responsibility, laws, and civil rights to understand citizenship and recognize the significance of the Civil Rights Movement. Gain insights into good citizenship practices while appreciating the historical impact of figures such as Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr., fostering a deeper understanding of societal laws and responsibilities.

Examine the journey to citizenship by exploring immigration, cultural identity, and social responsibility. Understand the importance of citizenship, value diverse cultural backgrounds, and recognize the roles individuals play in civic life.

Explore the essential civic responsibilities and duties in American democracy by emphasizing the importance of voting, obeying laws, and community involvement. Understand how to balance rights and responsibilities to become informed citizens who support honest leadership and contribute positively to their communities.

Enhance children's reading comprehension through the tale of "Jack and the Beanstalk" by focusing on skills such as questioning, identifying details, and using contextual clues. Develop abilities in making predictions, understanding cause and effect, and gaining insights into story settings and character motivations.

Explore students' preferences and aptitude in sports activities during a sports day, promoting an understanding of various participation roles. Develop decision-making skills related to selecting activities and cultivate an appreciation for diverse talents within sports environments.

Explore the foundational aspects of motor skills by examining the distinctions between voluntary and involuntary movements and understanding the roles of locomotion, stabilization, and manipulation skills. Gain insights into the significance of these skills in developing complex movements, enhancing the ability to differentiate and apply these skills effectively in various physical activities.

Explore the intriguing negotiation skills of Roland Roberson and his successful approach to making deals. Participants will recognize effective negotiation strategies and understand the challenges associated with ensuring fairness and balance in agreements.

Explore the essential traits that define a good citizen, focusing on fulfilling responsibilities, displaying civility, and demonstrating patriotism. Understand the significance of civic engagement and its impact on the well-being of communities and nations. Gain insights into the importance of active participation in society and how it contributes to creating a positive and cohesive community.

Examine the comprehensive history of voting rights in the United States, detailing the evolution through key constitutional amendments and legislation such as the 14th, 15th, and 19th Amendments, alongside pivotal civil rights milestones like the Voting Rights Act. Understand how these legal changes have shaped contemporary voter participation and critically analyze historical efforts to counteract voter suppression.