NCompass Live: Power Up With Documents: E-Documents in the Classroom
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NCompass Live - November 2, 2022 http://nlc.nebraska.gov/ncompasslive/ Too often government documents are overlooked as sources for K-16 students. But for schools with limited resources, documents are the perfect place to find information. Best of all, they are freely accessible with an internet connection. Calvin T. Ryan Library is a selective depository in the Federal Depository Library Program and has been for over 60 years! This presentation will focus on the variety of ways to locate these treasures. Some sites are grade-specific! There will also be a libguide of Nebraska and federal documents your library can share to help your students find information. Are you up for the challenge? Presenter: Rochelle Hunt Reeves, Associate Professor, Curriculum/OER/Government Documents Librarian, Calvin T. Ryan Library, University of Nebraska at Kearney.
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NCompass Live: Power Up With Documents: E-Documents in the Classroom
- 1. E-Documents in the Classroom Rochelle Hunt Reeves Associate Professor Curriculum/OER/Government Documents Librarian Calvin T. Ryan Library - University of Nebraska at Kearney November 2, 2022
- 2. Source: U.S. Government Manual WHERE DO THEY COME FROM?
- 3. Executive Branch Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Reports Hearings (testimony) Opinions Budgets Congressional reports Journals Presidential papers Congressional Record Decisions Maps and Atlases Statutes Orders of the Court Research Reports Bills Oral argument transcripts Statistical Publications Laws Handbooks and Manuals Codes
- 7. GOVERN MENT YOUTH WEBSITE S UNK Government Documents Youth section - Agriculture - Arts & Recreation - Business & Money - Careers - Communities & People - Crime & Justice -Education - Environment - Government & Law - History - STEM https://guides.library.unk.edu/govdocs
- 8. STEM RESOURCES NASA SpacePlace Skywatching, science & tech Section for educators NASA STEM Engagement Space games, videos, crafts NASA Climate Kids Weather/climate, atmosphere, water, energy, plants & animals Energy Kids Games & activities, energy savings, energy history science fair experiments Energy Information Administration Learning & Teaching about the Environment Classroom/project ideas, homework help and activities, and more! Environmental Protection Agency USGS – Educational Resources Lesson plans and activities, maps, podcasts, online lectures, videos and animations, and much mores U.S. Geological Survey (Dept. of the Interior)
- 9. CAREER RESOURCES U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS Career Exploration K-12 games, activities, etc. Occupational Outlook Handbook Learn more about specific occupations Grades 8 and up
- 10. HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT Core Documents of U.S. Democracy Appropriate for students in middle school and above. From the U.S. Government Printing Office Kids in the House Appropriate for grades K-12. Contains specific information for parents and educators. From the Clerk of the House OurDocuments.gov For students in middle school and above. Contains specific information for teachers and educators Cooperative effort among National History Day, The National Archives and Records Administration, USA Freedom Corps, and The Corporation for National & Community Service Children’s Books and Web Sites about the U.S. Government includes Web sites and books for kids and young adults on congress, the Constitution, elections, how Government works, the Presidency, and more. From the U.S. Senate
- 11. U.S. Department of Education Resources broken down by grade. National Endowment for the Humanities K-12 lesson plans, games, and more. Library of Congress – American Memory U.S. Congressional Documents and Debates (1774 -1875) United States Census Bureau – Statistics in Schools “Fun Facts” and a teaching guide
- 14. • Solid internet connection • Government shutdowns?
- 15. QUESTIO NS?
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- Games, Crafts, Activities, Videos
- Can also be used in Monday Management, Economics, Family Studies,
- OurDocuments.gov
- U.S. Department of Education – Provides links from the Smithsonian, the National Archives, National Endowment for the Humanities, Supreme Court Historical Society Library of Congress American Memory – links to the American State Papers from 1789-1838 with Machine-searchable text. Also a variety of
- Other resources from the page include the Census in the Constitution, and 1790 “Fast Facts – about the U.S. in the 1790s.
- Schoolhouse Rock was a memorable series of animated shorts that ran with the Saturday morning cartoons that cleverly used music to teach kids about everything from correct grammar to this catchy song about politics, which explains how a bill becomes a law (or not). I also learned the Preamble to the Constitution from Schoolhouse Rock!