Then you can paste some quotes around each building.

For quotes…

Pick a topic like immigration.

Google “immigration president”, “immigration supreme court”, and “immigration congress”

That way you get all three views on the same topic, which truly shows how the three branches work.

Good luck!

A site with a collection of political quotes: http://www.newspeakdictionary.com/ot-quotes.html

-Pictures of the Supreme court justices

-Pictures of the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington monument

Maybe you can cut windows into the White House and have different faces or pictures in each one?

Or draw steps with people standing on them.

Maybe you can add a ‘lawn’ to the White House and have a bunch of protesters (or protest signs) on the lawn.

I’d definitely add an American flag in there somewhere.

For the legislative branch, I’d see if you can look at a floor plan of the Senate or the House and draw or print a picture of that. It might be clever to find pictures of your House Rep and Senators to put on the collage, your teacher might like that. Another idea for Congress would be to put a picture of a library (for the Library of Congress).

Hope this helps 😉

That should help you along a bit.

http://www.voteutah.org/learning/government/three_branches.html

http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0774837.html