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This curated collection features our best resources for civics education with a focus on elections and voting. The collection includes posters for students of all ages, along with videos, lessons, texts and student tasks for middle school and elementary classrooms.
(middle and high school) Rock the Vote’s Democracy Class. This interactive lesson plan includes a mock election exercise to equip young people with the skills they need to navigate the political process. (middle and high school) League of Women Voter’s Voter Registration Training
Fundamentals of the Election Process: From voter registration to casting a ballot, this section breaks down each step, ensuring that students have a solid grasp of the process and providing a clear and concise overview of how elections work in the United States.
Learning About Elections and Voting for Kids - Worksheets, Printables & Games | Scholastic. Elections and Voting. Kids will vote “yes” for these mini-books, lesson plans, games, worksheets, and charting activities that teach about the democratic process—in national, state, and classroom elections.
This curated collection of resources on voting and elections contains resources for elementary, middle and high school students and teachers.
1 de oct. de 2020 · 1. Celebrate past presidents. Invite your students to learn more about the past presidents of the United States. Have them consider how the new candidates are similar or different. 2. Debate a school issue. Is your school considering a ban on plastic water bottles? Do your students want a more diverse dress code?
