A word scramble to use around Inauguration Day.
Inauguration Day doesn’t happen each year, so it’s important to have discussions about it with your students. This resource will get them familiar with some vocabulary associated with the inauguration.
An answer sheet is provided, and a word bank is available for students who may need extra support.
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