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| Dear Teacher,
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| As some districts decide to close their schools due to coronavirus, it’s understandable to be concerned about the loss of instructional time and how this global event may be affecting your students. |
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| To help you continue to support your students during a school closure, we’ve put together a blog with tips from the iCivics’ Curriculum team for creating a remote teaching toolkit using lesson plans, infographics, games, and other free resources. We’ve also listed a few games below that might be relevant to assign during this time. |
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| Timely games for students to play:
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| With the 2020 election heating up, Win the White House and Cast Your Vote both help students learn about how the U.S. election system works and the important role citizens play in our democracy.
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| Coronavirus has generated many rumors and false reports. Help your students learn to spot false reporting and sharpen their news literacy skills by playing Newsfeed Defenders.
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| We at iCivics sincerely hope that school closures, and the virus, will be short-lived. In times of uncertainty, educators can help provide stability for students. We appreciate all you’re doing in your community and are here to help support your efforts in any way we can.
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| Sincerely,
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| Emma Humphries
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| Chief Education Officer, iCivics
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