
Electoral Process 2022-23
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4th - 5th Grade
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Kayla Kite
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17 Slides • 13 Questions
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Learning Outcome: I can identify roles & responsibilities of the federal government.
I can sequence the steps of the Canadian federal electoral process.
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Open Ended
The most important office, and the one that all of us can and should fill, is that of the private citizen." -Louis Brandeis
Based on our learning about government and citizenship, what does this quote mean to you?
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Then answer the questions on the following slides.
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Multiple Select
What are the 3 responsibilities of a Member of Parliament (MP)?
Propose new/changes to Legislation
Provide services to the community
Enforce laws on citizens
Represent the constituents
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Multiple Choice
MPs serve on:
Task forces
Focus groups
Councils
Committees
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Multiple Choice
In the House of Commons, the MPs propose, debate, and vote on:
Legislation
the Bible
The Charter of Rights & Freedoms
The Constitution
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Poll
What do you think is the most important role of an MP?
Serve on committees
Proposing new & changes to Legistlation
Prepare speeches & briefings to Parliament
Helping constituents access & navigate government services
Represent the values & interests of their constituents
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Open Ended
Why did you choose that responsibility?
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of the Senate?
Proposes, debates, & refines proposals to new laws passed by the House of Commons.
Create new laws.
The country's head of state, sign bills into law.
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of the House of Commons?
Proposes, debates, & passes new Bills.
The country's head of state, signs bills into law.
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between senators & MPs?
They are the same, there is no difference.
The senators are appointed by the Governor General & the MPs are elected by citizens.
Senators represent the Prime Minister & MPs represent constituents.
Senators are voted in, but MPs are chosen by the Prime Minister.
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of the Monarch?
The country's head of state, signs bills into law.
Debates new bills & laws.
Proposes new laws.
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Multiple Select
What needs to happen for a bill to become a law?
Passed by the House of Commons
Passed by the Senate.
Signed by the Governor General.
Debated by the Prime Minister.
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Check your answers compared to the answer on the answer key.
Your answer is correct if it contains words like:
choose
represent
citizens
Election Process
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If your answers are correct, give a check mark. If not, write the correct number in pen.
Election Process
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Check your answers compared to the answer on the answer key.
Your answer is correct if it contains words like:
pro
win
con
less votes
Election Process
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Choose a speech bubble on this slide. On the next slide, explain why that person might be more comfortable with the electoral system noted above the bubble.
Which type of system would suit your ideas best?
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Poll
I relate the most to this system:
First past the post
Proportional representation
Consensus & proportional representation
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Open Ended
This is why the person in the speech bubble would be comfortable with this electoral system. Include 3 supporting reasons.
Sentence starter: This person would be comfortable with the ______________ electoral system because...
Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly,...
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Read this out loud to yourself in a whisper voice.
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Read this out loud to yourself in a whisper voice.
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Read this out loud to yourself in a whisper voice.
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Plan your comic using the following planning diagram.
Make sure you have at least 15 steps in total!
Elections Comic Process
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Start working on your comic!
Make sure you check the must-haves & "amazing" for how you will be assessed.
Elections Comic
Learning Outcome: I can identify roles & responsibilities of the federal government.
I can sequence the steps of the Canadian federal electoral process.
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