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Who am I? Civics and U.S. Government Edition

Who am I? Civics and U.S. Government Edition With key terms such as: Congress, Vice President, President, Speaker of the House, John Locke, etc. Students wonder who they are. They mingle about the classroom questioning classmates about their hidden identity. 1. Each student receives a secret identity taped to their back by the teacher. The identity may be an illustration, picture of a famous person, quotation, math problem or proof, vocabulary word, or a significant event. 2. Students must wander around the room asking yes/no questions of their classmates to determine their secret identity. Each student that is asked a question must sign the student’s identity page. (Optional: Teachers can provide a set of interview questions that students may ask.) 3. Teachers may limit the number of questions that can be asked or the time provided to discover one’s identity.

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