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Explain the structure and function of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the federal government.

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3.  Using a blank piece of paper, create a brochure.  Label each part of the brochure with a branch of the government.  Watch the videos again.  Use the brochure to take notes on the videos.  

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3.  Using a blank piece of paper, create a brochure.  Label each part of the brochure with a branch of the government.  Watch the videos again.  Use the brochure to take notes on the videos.  

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Go to symbaloo to read and learn more about the three branches of government. Add to your brochure as you learn!

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Welcome to Symbaloo - Save and share your online favorites

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With a Symbaloo account, you can save and organize all of your favorite websites, videos, documents, articles and more - all in one place! Symbaloo is available from anywhere, with any device. Each link is saved in a beautiful, tile-based interface that can be customized in thousands of different ways.

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5. As a group, practice explaining how each branch of the government is structured and how it functions.  Be sure everyone in the group is engaged in the discussion.  Use your brochure to talk from notes. You may add to your notes if your group shares information you do not have on your brochure.   

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5. As a group, practice explaining how each branch of the government is structured and how it functions.  Be sure everyone in the group is engaged in the discussion.  Use your brochure to talk from notes. You may add to your notes if your group shares information you do not have on your brochure.   

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Click on student login. Login using COPE4983. You may use your brochure to take a short quiz on the branches of government!

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Review student understanding at the class, individual student, or question-level.