Current Events Sweepstakes is a proven teaching aid that is invaluable for helping students become more aware of important events taking place in the world around them. Used enthusiastically by social studies, journalism, government and civics teachers since 1968, CES is published weekly during the school year.
Each issue contains 100 questions arranged in an easy-to-play "game format" that will involve the whole class. The questions, crafted by an experienced staff of educators, are organized into categories covering all aspects of current events, from national and foreign affairs to sports, science, and the entertainment world.
Teachers find that Current Events Sweepstakes quickly becomes one of the most popular and effective teaching aids in their classrooms. Because of the interactive nature of the game, students are challenged to "bone up" for the competition by searching the Internet, reading newspapers and magazines, and watching the news on TV.
Subscribe to Current
Events Sweepstakes and find out what thousands
of teachers have discovered over the years: Current
Events Sweepstakes can ease your teaching load while providing
excitement, interest, and educational value to your classroom.
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Here's how Current Events Sweepstakes can help you! |
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Teachers get a ready-to-go
lesson every week. |
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Students actively participate
in a competitive, game show format. |
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Everyone in the class
learns more about current events while having fun! |
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Another successful year!
Current Events Sweepstakes kept subscribers up-to-date on the history-making stories of the past year and will continue the tradition again in the 2010-2011 school year. CES began publication in 1968 – this will mark our 42nd anniversary of bringing the world's events into classrooms around the nation. |
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PowerPoint Edition
The PowerPoint version of our weekly publication has continued to be a big success. Many teachers are finding that the PowerPoint technology has great appeal to all students and facilitates a variety of presentation options.
Once again we're making the PowerPoint Edition available at no additional charge to our subscribers for the 2010-2011 school year. Feel free to use either – or both – each week. |
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