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Have your kids think and write about current headlines!Social Studies for Kids Play Brain Bowl from FunBrain.com NewsCurrents-subscription/school year only Time For Kids Learning With Newsweek Weekly Reader Feature Zone National Geographic Kids FEMA for Kids Teaching Ideas for Current Events Write a summary Pull vocabulary from the article Write a "What If" story from the article Outline the article Write a letter to someone involved in the article Write an editorial about the issue involved Make a poster to illustrate a cause or event in the article Fill a brown paper bag with props having to do with event and have your student describe the event Make a pros and cons paper about two sides of an issue Do a role playing game and debate both sides of an issue Further research the news in the article.
Worksheets from past current events ![]() Time Magazine for Kids is having kids from all over the world choose who they think should be the person of the year. Choose from Barack Obama, Michael Phelps, Sarah Palin, Usain Bolt, and many more. In Printable Homeschool's Current Event for Kid's Worksheet write about who you picked and why. Click on the button below to view the pdf worksheet.
![]() Before you can vote on a candidate you have to find out how they stand on the issues. Time to compare and contrast our presidential candidates! Click on the button below to view the pdf worksheet.
![]() The ceremonial running of the Olympic torch is met with protests wherever it goes because of the anger people feel toward China's treatment of Tibet. How do you feel about this? Click on the button below to view the pdf worksheet.
![]() The math and science scores of American students are poor compared the rest of the world. Do you think homeschoolers are a part of this study? Click on the button below to view the pdf worksheet.
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