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Are you looking for a quick economic relief during your cash crisis? Asking for the help from friends and family does not seem to be feasible choice?

Are you finding it hard to arrange additional money from friends and relatives to tackle the lined up cash troubles?

"We talk a lot about civic education, usually about how little of it too many students get in school. In this charged election season, the subject has rarely, if ever, been more relevant. But here's a different kind of discussion: how kids are actually being engaged in it. Below are several examples that could be used in any school. All of the authors are working in Illinois, where a law was recently passed requiring high schools to provide a semester-long civics course that includes community action of some kind. It says, "Civics course content shall focus on government institutions, the discussion of current and controversial issues, service learning, and simulations of the democratic process." But what they say can apply across the country."

Ted-Ed Video - The Egyptian Book of the Dead

Great way to get a snap shot of what all the candidates believe on major issues.

Win the White House teaches students in grades 4-12 about the challenges of running for office by empowering them to create and manage their own presidential campaigns.

Article includes short video on May 4th Movement

election map! use the blank setting to use in class - can use to teach the electoral college or any other number of things in teaching gov't and elections.