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Voting THINK! You have two minutes to write down three things you remember from the mock election last May? PAIR! You are then going to come up with the best three things in a pair. SHARE! Then as a table the best three things to share with the class
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Page 1: Lesson 3

Voting

THINK! You have two minutes to write down

three things you remember from the mock

election last May?

PAIR! You are then going to come up with the

best three things in a pair.

SHARE! Then as a table the best three things to share with the class

Page 2: Lesson 3

Government as a soap opera!

Page 3: Lesson 3

Guess who?

Clue: the Queen Vic…

Page 4: Lesson 3

Guess who?

Clue: This man is

over the moon at

becoming PM?

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Guess who?

Clue: This man likes to have fresh minty breath especially givenhe works closely with the PM?

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Guess who?

Clue: This man like to shout at the PM

whilst fixing up some motors?

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Guess who?

Clue: the Queen Vic…

Page 8: Lesson 3

Peggy Mitchell

The Queen

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Guess who?

Clue: This man is

over the moon at

becoming PM?

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David Cameron

Alfie Moon

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Guess who?

Clue: This man likes to have fresh minty breath especially givenhe works closely with the PM?

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Minty

Nick Clegg

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Guess who?

Clue: This man like to shout at the PM

whilst fixing up some motors?

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Ricky Butcher

Ed Miliband

Page 15: Lesson 3

Inside parliament

House of LordsUpper House

House of Commons

Lower House

MAKING LAWS! video

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The public elect 650

Members of Parliament

(MPs)

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Only men are allowed to become MPs

Is it fair that only 142 MPs are women?

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MPs agree new laws by

voting but will question the

law through debating

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The Lords wear silly wigs?

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The Lords are nicknamed the

‘Lordy Lordy Lords’

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The Lords keep an eye on the

decisions and actions of Government

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The Lords are elected by the public and create new laws

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Are these MPs dressed up as Peggy, Grant and Phil politicians?

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Next week!

You are going to look at the school rules and debate whether you think they are

usefulness in school

- Do we need certain rules?- Can we change them?

You will be debating and trying to persuade others to join your cause!