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Elections - voting homeschool curriculum pdfs
Cookie Elections Voting Packet
For success choose the best! Cookie, that is! Introduce your young students to the voting process by conducting a fun classroom election. The Cookie Elections packet includes detailed lesson plans for the components of an election cycle, including primary elections, candidate debates, campaign advertisements, registering to vote, and determining the winner. Classroom photographs, a voter roster, registration cards, and sample ballots are provided.
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K - 2nd
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION and ELECTORAL COLLEGE FACT PACK
Dear Parents and Educators:This product was designed to be used as a fun way to capitalize on the educational value of the 2020 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION! Using this national current event as a point of interest, your kids will have fun reading, writing and even doing math while learning all about the Electoral College and our {seemingly} complicated election process. This pack is centered around 12 vocabulary terms and has been designed in such a way that you can pick and choose what is appropriat
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1st - 5th
Election! A Kid's Guide to Picking Our President
Election! A Kid's Guide to Picking Our PresidentBy: Dan GutmanA fun, funny and informative guide to the weird world of American Politics.Includes:Note Taking PagesPresentation PagesElection Map ActivityMock Election BallotVoter RegistrationCampaign Poster Creation ActivityIf I Were President Prompt
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4th - 7th
Classroom Civics--The Voting Process
Classroom Civics: The Voting Process-- A Comprehensive Guide to United States Elections for Grades 5 and up, this 29-page guide is an excellent introduction to the voting process in the United States. It lays out a clear understanding of what it means to vote for leaders in Federal, state, and local elections, complete with lesson plans and supplementary materials.Included:Lesson plan for the guideArticles and graphic organizers on: The Voting Process, Voting Requirements, How We Cast Our Vote,
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Not Grade Specific
The Presidents of The United States of America
This set of notebooking pages will take you from George Washington to today.
Each page contains the following:
*Picture of the President
* A place to fill in the years that President served
* A map of the Unites States of America which you could color in the home state of the President or you could color in the states that were part of the country at the time of the President. (We did the 2nd option and after completing all the presidents pages it was fun to flip through all the pages & w
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1st - 4th
Mudslinging, Muckraking and Apple Pie
Mudslinging, Muckraking, and Apple Pie--Suitable for grades 8-10 this 36-page guide is the perfect way to introduce older students to some of the most controversial presidential campaigns in our history. Recent elections may lead one to believe that negative campaigning is a relatively new thing in our country. However, this has been a part of our nation’s history since George Washington was president. Our founding fathers were not immune to the negative campaigning that we take for granted tod
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: US Election Bundle
Unit 2: Civic Participation and the Political Spectrum
Government Made Simple: Unit 1 The Basics
The first installment of a year long curriculum. Designed to keep it simple and make abstract concepts attainable. Readability is 7th grade due to vocabulary used but accessibility can go much lower as each concept is explained at its core and examples given. Includes readings, worksheets, review and test. Great for ESL, Special Education students and even resource rooms. Great quick assignments for Reg Ed too!
Test also has a Big Test Question Break Dow
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8th - 12th
Mathematics, Demographics & Slavery: The 1790 Census in Ratio, Percents & Graphs
The first U.S. Census was conducted in 1790 to decide on the apportionment of the Congress. The people counted were Free White Males Over !6, who were allowed to vote, White Males Under 16, Free White Females, Enslaved Persons and "Others." Your students will use this data to express relationships between different groups, most significantly the ratio of "Free White Men" to "Enslaved Persons." Please note that this refers to the people who worked as slaves to the current terminology as "Enslaved
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5th - 10th
Vote!
Easy craftivity and other small activities to teach pre-k to kindergarteners about the voting process. Do these with any voting activities you have planned during election week. The craftivity can be something you display in the hallway or on a bulletin board.
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PreK - K
Profiles in History--Susan B. Anthony / Grades 6-8
Profiles in History--Susan B. Anthony is a 6-page social studies guide for grades 6-8, that gives a brief synopsis of the life of the American social reformer and women's rights activist who played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement.Included is a lesson plan, and a biographical one-sheet with facts and figures about Susan B. Anthony. A word find for Anthony vocabulary, as well as an activity with literal questions, short answer, and extended answer questions, are included for evalu
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6th - 8th
Also included in: Profiles in History Bundle
2016 Election Lapbook
Children color in each state won by a candidate and tally up the Electoral Votes to see who will become the next President. Students also learn about the Three Branches of Governement, Voter and Candidate Requirements, Platforms of each Politcal Party and how the Electoral College works.*You will need a separate file "Election Votes Tally" (https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Election-Votes-Tally-2776132) printed on legal paper to complete this lapbook.There is a separate file called "El
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1st - 5th
The Presidential Election
This packet helps students understand the process by which a U.S. President is elected. It is probably best used with gifted or advanced students. It covers things like the political parties and what they represent, the role of the media, propaganda, the Electoral College vs popular vote, and much more. Assignments are given for each idea addressed, some more extensive than others. There is even a debate about conservatism vs. liberalism. All assignments are best when discussed in class, as
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5th - 8th
U.S. Symbols and Government Fourth of July Kaboom Review Game (Grades 3-5)
This fun Kaboom game is a great way for students to review skills.
To prepare game:
Print out all 32 game cards, cut and laminate. Use a Pringles
or coffee can to store the cards in. Decorating it like a firework would be best. (Glue construction paper on the can and use the “firework” label and clip art to decorate the can.
How to play: Divide the student's into groups (3-5 per group works best) and they each get a turn to draw a card from the container. They read the question aloud for t
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3rd - 5th
2020 Presidential Election
This 2020 Presidential Election Guide teaches students the basic principles of the United States Presidential Election process. Using easy to understand language, this colorful and engaging guide will help strengthen student's understanding of election concepts that can be rather complex.This guide includes several printables designed to engage the students and encourage hands on learning.Including:Venn Diagrams to compare and contrast political partiesCreatively designed note sheets to aid in i
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1st - 5th
Your VOTE Matters, Full Civics and Classroom Election Unit
FULL UNIT STUDY! This 30 page packet of materials will take learners of nearly any age through the process of learning about candidates, exploring the issues, registering to vote, campaigning for their candidate, and casting a vote on election day. It includes pages for Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, and Independent candidates. There are homework activities, research activities, compare and contrast lists, flyers, and classroom décor, just to name a few. And, the best part... This is a B
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3rd - 6th
How To Select A Political Candidate
Although students may not understand economics, they are keenly aware of grading systems. This product uses the situation of classroom grades to explain the ideologies of Liberal and Conservative views. Should the top students have the grades they earned or donate points to others? An exercise offers the opportunity to explore these options and apply them to the political platforms of the two major parties. Information sheets on Democratic and Republican ideas explain the basics. Students are fi
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9th - 12th
2008 Presidential Election
Everything you need to know about the 2008 Presidential Election and it's candidate's positions.
The unit begins with an overview of the Presidential election process and the laws that govern that process. It continues with a look at the history of the two primary parties; Democrats and Republicans. The unit then explores the 2008 Presidential candidates and explores the process of primaries and caucuses.
The unit includes several activities for students to apply their new learni
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4th - 12th
Canadian Democracy Assessment (PREVIOUS AB CURRICULUM)
This assessment covers the curriculum requirements for the Alberta Grade 6 curriculum. It is two pages in length and comes with an answer key as well.
The correlating Lapbook is found in my store under the title Canadian Democracy Lapbook.
I hope you find this useful!
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5th - 7th
Race to the Oval Office Board Game
In Race to the Oval Office, you’ll find out which player’s knowledge of government, history, and the electoral process will win them the electoral votes needed to reach the Oval Office. The game includes 210 trivia questions, 51 state cards, 4 sets of 51 player tokens, and a printable board. Perfect for two players; variations are included for 3 or more players. Designed for upper elementary through high school students. 29 pages total.
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9th - 12th
Also included in: United States Government Bundle
Constitution 08 - Duties, Responsibilities, and Elections - Distance Learning
Reading social studies content on the Constitution and civic duty, voting, and elections for fourth or fifth-grade students or remedial activities for older students- There is a 10-page lesson of informational text. In addition, there are: vocabulary words, a multiple-choice quiz, two writing extension questions, fun facts about the 2016 Presidential Election, a graphing activity, a vocabulary matching activity, answer keys, and 12 vocabulary flash cards. These activities are also available in a
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4th - 7th, Adult Education
Election Day Spelling - 25 Words with 9 Worksheet Activities
This Election Day Spelling Resource is perfect for having your students learn election-related spelling words. The spelling words included are: vote, ballot, county, elect, nominate, booth, candidate, democracy, campaign, politics, Democrat, Republican, Independent, winner, midterm, ticket, citizen, delegate, runoff, constituent, inauguration, judiciary, primary, incumbent.This resource includes 23 pages:Terms of Use PageHow to use this resourceSample Weekly ScheduleElection Words List (25 words
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3rd - 5th
Susan B. Anthony's Spectacles: A Story About the Women's Rights Movement
For ages 9, 10, 11, 12 on up.BUNDLE With "The Mermaid Twins Hold a Virtual Party and Learn about the Water Cycle"Includes:-A story about the life of Susan B. Anthony.-Directions on how to crochet a Susan B. Anthony dress and National American Women's Suffrage Association (NAWSA) sash.- Directions on how to make her spectacles out of jewelry wire.
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3rd - 6th
Voting and Elections Multiplication Practice Tables 2-5 - Color by Number
This Election Day Multiplication Color by Product is perfect for review of the 2-5 times multiplication tables.This resource includes 4 pages:Terms of Use PageColor by Product PageColor by Product ResultsBrand Page & CreditsIf you like this product you may also like:1. Election Day Word Search - included in this resource2. Thanksgiving Spelling3. Veteran's Day SpellingP.S. Please check out the preview pages and the video preview before purchasing.Cheers!CandaceFollow my StoreFollow me on Ins
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2nd - 4th
Voting Activities and Election Activities and I Can Vote
Kids love to vote! It is the voting time of year and why not teach your students the importance of voting and then allow them to vote as well. They are immersed in a culture where they see the commercials and see the signs all over town. In this unit, the kids will learn about the President and his roles in the US Government. They also learn about slogans and how Presidents make decisions. There is a lesson on Presidential slogans and kids can make their own speeches. All students get to vote an
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1st - 2nd
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