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Free elections - voting graphic organizer pdfs
FREEBIE! Election Day Classroom Kit! Common Core Fun + Instruction
Are you looking to integrate this year's elections into your classroom? If so, this is the kit for you. In this 18 page document you will find Full Color and Black and white copies of each of the following...
1. Full Page Voting Ballot
2. Four to a Page Voting Ballots
3. Full Page Voting Graph With Numbers
4. Full Page Voting Graph Without Numbers (Scale)
5. Four to a Page Voting Graphs with Numbers
6. Four to a page Voting Graphs Without Numbers
7. Full Page Voting Tally Chart
8. Four To a Pag
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Election Day Activity: Duck for President Friendly Letter
This is a great activity to use before, on, or after Election Day. Or even any day in November! After reading Duck for President, we vote whether or not Duck should be president. During this voting process the students give reasons why or why not. Then we use the graphic organizer to plan our friendly letter to Duck. After organizing our thoughts on a graphic organizer, we write a friendly letter! 2 paper choices are provided (regular lines or primary lines).
Enjoy!
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K - 3rd
Free Presidential Election Vocabulary Posters
Are you looking for a fun and creative way to introduce your students to the election process? This product will allow you to teach your students about the process our country uses to choose the President. We used fictional characters from high quality children's literature instead of real-life candidates so that you could use this product again in the future. This is a sample of our larger Election Unit. This freebie contains 8 kid friendly posters to introduce important election based vocabula
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2nd - 4th
FREE Classroom Election: Duck or Dubs for President
Have a classroom election for Duck or Dubs for President! Students will go through multiple stages of a mock election. This activity includes components of reading, persuasive writing, and graphing.
Materials included:
-Weekly plan
-Brainstorm sheet to compare Duck and Dubs
-Campaign poster template
-Persuasive writing template
-Voter registration card
-Electoral ballots
-Voting results analysis sheet
Books needed:
-"Duck for President" by Doreen Cronin
-"Dubs Runs for President" by Dick Morr
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Grades:
1st - 2nd
Discovering the 2020 Presidential Election FREEBIE Sampler
Interested in teaching your students about the 2020 Presidential Election? Check out these sampler pages from a variety of our Election resources featuring Donald Trump, Joe Biden and the 2020 Election! Included in FREEBIE:*Joe Biden sample reading passage (1 page)*Donald Trump sample reading passage (1 page)*Presidential Election graphic organizer*ABC Order*Crossword Puzzle*Word Search*Trump vs. Biden Venn Diagram*Check out the other units related to the upcoming 2020 Presidential Election!*202
Grades:
1st - 4th
Persuasive Writing Organizer
Easy to use, no prep needed persuasive writing graphic organizer. The organizer is geared towards persuasive writing in regard to voting.
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2nd - 5th
Who Was Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin graphic organizer. I used it with the book Now and Ben.
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
Analyzing Bernie Sanders Speech- Elections
Teach students how to analyze current events with this resource. This is ideal for general education secondary classrooms that focus on ELA, government and politics. I have used this resource in the past and my students loved it! Here are some suggestions that you can use to teach this resource in your classroom:
Before Reading
*Build background knowledge by teaching the historical significance of the DNC.
*Use a word web, a context clues activity, or a Frayer model to review challenging word
Grades:
6th - 12th
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2016 Presidential Election Venn Diagram
2016 Election Venn Diagram with photos and writing lines.
Possible items to compare:
liberal/conservative, political party, age, gender, birthplace, current residence, VP running mate, occupation, spouse, children, education, political experience, etc.
I also thought one could complete the diagram with just political platform positions on topics like, social security, abortion, healthcare, immigration, wages, military, guns, etc.
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2nd - 12th
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Election Debate Guide - Common Core Aligned
Use this debate guide for the 2012 Election and beyond.
Features two graphic organizers for analyzing the debate and a list of discussion questions. All analysis is connected to the Informational Text and Listening and Speaking Common Core Standards.
The download contains 3 pages for grades 3-5 and 3 pages for grades 6-8. The materials also work well as a home extension for students to view the debate with their families.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Branches of Government Student Brochure
Here is a black line for students to fill in for a Government Brochure. These were a GREAT way for my students to show me what they knew at the end of our government unit. Students cut & paste the pictures for the branch of government on a flap of a tri-fold piece of construction paper. On the next page of the brochure, they fill in the teacher required number of facts. (I had my kids tell me 5 facts of that branch of government.) They will end up with 6 sides of a brochure, 2 sides for each
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4th
If I was President...
Find out what your students would do if they were President of the United States of America! What they write will shock you!
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2nd - 6th
GoNoodle - Graphing Activity Booklet
The class will take a vote of their favorite GoNoodle channel.
After voting, the students will graph and record their information.
Lastly, they will respond to questions based on the graphing activity.
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K - 6th
State and National Election 2020 Activities
Included in this set:* Vocabulary posters (president, vice president, vote, ballot, democrat, republican, governor, lieutenant governor)* Compare and contrast duties of a governor and president.* "THE LEADER IN ME!" activity * 2020 Election ballots (4 versions) * 2020 election results bar graph (2 versions) * "I VOTED!" necklace
Grades:
PreK - 6th
2016 Presidential Election Bubble Map
Use this Presidential Election Bubble Map as an additional resource when teaching a lesson about the election. Students can use these graphic organizers to write what they know about each candidate's strengths and weaknesses. Or, make a copy of this original, then add text boxes for specific topics, such as Immigration, Education, etc and students can write what they know about each candidate's plan and viewpoint. (Editable on teachersherpa.com)
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Who Was Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln graphic organizer. I used it with the book I Am Abraham Lincoln.
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2nd - 4th
Flowchart - Passing a bill in Australia
Students use Australia's Parliamentary Education Office to interact and learn about the process of passing a bill in Australia. Educators can extend students and apply critical thinking activities around how Australia's system of government prevents the abuse of power. Resource is suitable for lower secondary students in Australia and aligns with the Australian Curriculum.
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7th - 10th
Presidential Inauguration Recording Sheets
This FREE presidential inauguration activity includes worksheets for your students to fill out while watching the presidential inauguration!These presidential inauguration graphic organizers include:4 different printing options including a BLANK worksheet for you to create your own guidelines! Get students engaged in the inauguration with this free activity! Looking for more elementary social studies activities? Check this out! Civil Rights for Kids: Pies From Nowhere by Dee Romito Read Aloud
Grades:
2nd - 8th
2012 Candidates' Stances on the Issues
This chart will help students organize information about what each of the candidates believes about the 10 biggest issues of the 2012 election. Ron Paul is on the list of candidates along with Mitt Romney and Barack Obama to give students a wide spectrum of views on the issues.
Grades:
6th - 12th
January Calendar
Blank and traceable calendar for January 2021. Flag themed for the inauguration.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
British Government Structure Graphic Organizer
This is a graphic organizer of a simplified version of the structure of the British government. It makes connections and distinctions between the British government being both a democracy and a monarchy. It helps provide students with a clear visual to understand how the British government's leadership is split into different systems. This graphic organizer can be completed through definitions, textbook readings, class discussion, or other outside sources. Fantastic for practicing note-taking sk
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Presidential Candidates Graphic Organizers
This no prep, easy to use product is a great companion to any informational texts. This product would complement an election themed writing assignment perfectly.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
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