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Effective activities include role-playing scenarios that require students to identify and apply good governance principles, analyzing case studies of real-world governance and civics examples, facilitating debates on controversial governance issues, organizing mock elections to understand electoral systems, conducting group projects on designing ideal governance models, and utilizing interactive digital platforms that simulate governance decision-making processes.
To test a Grade 1 student's identifying good practices skills, create a simple, visual quiz that includes pictures depicting various scenarios. Ask the student to choose which pictures show good practices (e.g., washing hands, sharing, using a trash bin) and which don't. This method is age-appropriate and makes it easier for them to understand and demonstrate their knowledge.
To train Grade 1 students in identifying good practices in Governance and Civics, incorporate interactive activities such as role-playing civic roles, using storytelling to highlight examples of good governance, and engaging in class discussions about fairness and responsibility. Also, encourage participation in simple classroom decision-making processes to give them a firsthand understanding of democratic practices and good governance.