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Simple Studies: Exploring Political Ideologies

Our Exploring Political Ideologies family-style guide explores political ideologies perfect for ages 10+ through high school.

Students get to write their reflections, keep a commonplace notebook, watch educational videos, research fascinating world history and political motivations, draw pictures, conduct polls, create their own laws, read fantastic books, practice economical skills, craft writing projects, design presentations and more!

Throughout this guide, students will begin to form their own ideas and viewpoints on a wide range of topics—all while you simply read aloud and chat...

These open-and-go lessons also offer tons of simple yet optional additional activities using historical biographies, dictation, and literature ideas providing students launching pads for creative thinking, problem-solving, research-driven writing, design skills, commonplacing, memorizing biblical texts and more.

High Schoolers get to deep dive in research, writing, and design/presentation activities.

Included in this study:

– 26 Simple Family-Style Lessons that correspond with each chapter

– Family "Great Conversation" Discussion Questions with each lesson

– Chapter & Reference Booklists for each lesson

– Chapter Review and Narration prompts

– High School Activity prompts, template links and expansion ideas with each lesson

– Specific Visual Aid, Research, Canva Template and/or video links with each lesson

– Dictation Exercises (all lessons)

– Optional Additional Activity Ideas for the Whole Family for each lesson

– Bible Verse Verse Memorization Activities

– Patriotic Calming Floral Coloring Pages for Busy Hands with Two Cover Options

– Election Results Maps

– Parent Guided Support on Commonplacing, Oral & Written Narrations, Note-taking ideas and more

– Two Optional Final Project Prompts and more…

NOTE: This guide and book cover sensitive topics that are best suited for mature students.

Instructors will need one additional item on hand to complete the lessons: Are You Liberal? Conservative? Or Confused? by Richard J. Maybury.

Quote from the author: “For reasons I do not understand, writers today are supposed to be objective… I do not adhere to this standard and make no pretense of being objective. I am biased in favor of liberty, free markets and international neutrality and proud of it.”