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Understanding the Three Levels of Government
This four-page resource introduces local, state or provincial, and federal government responsibilities through clear explanations, vocabulary, examples, and a sorting activity.
$4USD · Digital download
This four-page resource introduces local, state or provincial, and federal government responsibilities through clear explanations, vocabulary, examples, and a sorting activity. Students classify public services by government level and consider how different governments may work together.
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- Students will identify the three levels of government.
- Students will match public services to the appropriate level of government.
- Students will explain why specific services belong to a particular government level.
- Students will use government and public-service vocabulary correctly.
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