⭐⭐⭐⭐ #1 ALL-TIME BEST-SELLING ELECTIONS-VOTING RESOURCE ON TPT! ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This unit includes 32 pages of neutral, non-biased reading passages and activities to engage your students while learning about Election 2024: the electoral process, voting, Election Day, the Electoral College, and Inauguration Day. This resource provides the language, facts, and context teachers need to feel confident when talking about the election process in a simplified, kid-friendly way, deepening your kids' understanding of how we elect our leaders, and avoiding any mention of controversial current issues! Nine non-biased reading passages explain the electoral process from the time candidates declare their intent to run, to Election Day, to Inauguration Day, making this resource useful throughout the entire 2024 election. Key vocabulary is introduced and defined in simple, kid-friendly language, simplifying these complex ideas for students AND their teachers! This resource does not include any references to specific candidates in the 2020 or 2024 election. It is neutral and unbiased, focusing on the process of the United States elections, rather than specific candidates and political positions. No fluff or filler here: this unit provides solid, high-quality content that will deepen students' understanding and simplify complex concepts. You’ll find these printables to be thoughtfully designed, easy to use, thorough, and engaging for kids! Please also see my "Road to the White House" Slideshow, a highly engaging, visual resource that'll help you introduce these big ideas in your classroom, and pairs *perfectly* with the reading passages in this pack. Tested in ⭐ TENS OF THOUSANDS ⭐ of classrooms by teachers who say: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This was awesome! Especially for teachers who live in a very political area, this is very cut and dry about what happens in an election. It does not take any political party's side so you won't get any backlash. This was perfect and informative!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This is without a doubt the absolute best purchase I have made on TpT. This is the most complete and thorough election packet and I have looked closely at almost every single one!! It has informative reading passages, printables with specific and detailed information that would teach ages 8-40, the most AMAZING maps of DC so students can be part of the whole process, and really fun aspects( stickers, word searches, etc.). Students will feel like they are actually there!! I cannot say enough good things." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Well done! This is just what I was looking for. I have always done an election unit when we have a presidential race, but this year I know the students will be very engaged and curious about what is going on. So much to talk about and your product will make it extremely clear." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "WOW! Thank YOU! This is a concept that many adults do not grasp with total understanding, and you have created a FABULOUS, EASY, COMPLETE, and ENGAGING set for all students to have in their hands that hopefully will be the beginning of their understanding regarding the election. It is a life changing year to have this set." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This is maybe the best thing I have ever bought from TpT!! We are using it in our homeschool and every one of my children is able to easily understand the material." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Thank you for a concise and engaging unit on the Election process. I coupled this with your "Road to the Election" slideshow and it worked seamlessly! My students loved the interactive worksheets as well." Included in this elections unit: • 9 Reading Passages: - Why Do We Vote? - Who Can Vote? - The Electoral Process - Primaries and Caucuses - Political Parties - Conventions - Learning About the Candidates - What Are the Issues? - The Electoral College • Map Skills: Cardinal & Ordinal Directions, Map Key, Symbols, Location - Washington, D.C. & the National Mall - Trace the Inaugural Parade Route • Comprehension Checks/Graphic Organizers: - Who Can Be the President? - Who Is Eligible to Be President? - Evaluating the Candidates - Presidential Elections: Just the Facts - An Election Year Timeline (Cut & Paste) - Quiz & Color! (Color-by-Number Comprehension Check) - Puzzle it Out! (Crossword Puzzle/Presidential Election Vocabulary) • A Closer Look at Key Documents, in Kid-Friendly Language: - What’s on an Election Ballot? - Presidential Oath of Office - Presidential Eligibility • Writing Prompts, based on reading passages: - Which Qualities Are Important in a President? - Which Issues Are Important to You? • Just for Fun: - Election Vocabulary Word Search - Colorful “I Voted Today!” Stickers - Fun, blackline “Presidential Elections & Election Day” cover page for packets Please see the PREVIEW above for a closer look! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
2020 Presidential Election - Electoral Process & Election Day Unit Students will learn about U.S. presidential elections, democracy, the timeline of the Electoral Process, and more with this comprehensive Election Day Unit! Contents include: Word Wall Cards (28 key terms) Presidential Election Vocabulary Book Informational Flip Book Activity Student Packet Cover 10 Informational Reading Passages: Presidential Eligibility Voting The Electoral College Political Parties The Electoral Process 2020 Candidate Fact Sheets Comparing Candidates Venn Diagram Important Issues in America Passage & Response Activity The Inauguration Presidential Traits & Qualities Activities If I Were President... Writing Activity Electoral Process Timeline Cut & Paste Activity Mock Classroom Election Activities (these resources can be used for Class President-type elections, or to go along with the Presidential Election!) Candidate Cards Campaign Speech Writing Activity Campaign Advertisement Activity Voter Registration Cards Official Ballot 2020 Presidential Election Popular & Electoral Votes Chart Map Activity Why Voting Matters - Persuasive Letter Writing Activity "Vote" Stickers Lined, Color or Black & White Composition Paper (half and full sheets) Your purchase includes all free updates (every election year)!
This Presidential Elections resource includes a 25 page slideshow, plus 7 pages of printables to engage your students while learning about the electoral process and Election Day. No fluff or filler here: this slideshow provides solid, high-quality content that will deepen students' understanding and simplify complex concepts during this important election year. Colorful, highly engaging slides provide an overview of the electoral process from the time candidates declare their intent to run, to Election Day, to Inauguration Day, making this resource useful throughout the entire election year. Key vocabulary is introduced and defined in simple, kid-friendly language, simplifying these big ideas for students AND their teachers! The road signs in the clever table of contents are clickable, enabling you to jump between specific sections within the slideshow. This not a PowerPoint presentation. This slideshow is in PDF format. To maintain the image quality of these high-resolution graphics, this slideshow has been saved as a PDF. To use, simply project it onto your screen or SMARTBoard and click/scroll to advance through the pages. Included in this elections resource: • High-interest, 25-page “Road to the White House” slideshow • A sampling of coordinating printables from my Presidential Election & Election Day Unit - Road to the White House Graphic Organizer - An Election Year Timeline (Cut & Paste) - The Inaugural Parade Route (Washington DC Map and Map Skills Activity) - Puzzle it Out! (Crossword Puzzle/Presidential Election Vocabulary) - Election Vocabulary Word Search - Fun, blackline “Road to the White House” cover page for packets This slideshow presents much of the same information included in the reading passages of my Presidential Election & Election Day Unit (plus some of its printables), and would be an excellent way to introduce these big topics. Please click here to get additional Election Day reading passages and printables! Please see the PREVIEW above for a closer look! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
An election for President of the United States occurs every four years on Election Day, held the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. The next Presidential election will be held on November 3, 2020. The election process begins with the primary elections and caucuses and moves to nominating conventions, during which political parties each select a nominee to unite behind. The nominee also announces a Vice Presidential running mate at this time. The candidates then campaign across the country to explain their views and plans to voters and participate in debates with candidates from other parties. MAIN CONTENT USA Election is a series of 4 books. Book 1 : All US Presidents from 1789 to 2016 Book 2 : Election and compromise Book 3 : All the first ladies from 1789 to 2016 THIS BOOK Book 4 : All major and useful facts concerning a US election Chapter 1, Differences Between Democrats and Republicans Chapter 2, How did the Republican and Democratic parties get their animal symbols? Chapter 3, What is a superdelegate? Chapter 4, Why is Iowa first? Chapter 5, Who was the first president born an American citizen? Chapter 6, How did the tradition of kissing babies begin? Chapter 7, Are there term limits for U.S. vice presidents? Chapter 8, Can the president and vice president be from the same state? Chapter 9, Why is the Republican Party known as the GOP? Chapter 10, Where did the terms “left wing” and “right wing” come from? Chapter 11, About the Electoral College Chapter 12, Most Contentious U.S. Presidential Elections Chapter 13, Unusual Presidential Candidates Chapter 14, The first woman to run for president Chapter 15, About U.S. Political Conventions Chapter 16, Why vote on a Tuesday in November? Chapter 17, Winning Presidential Campaign Slogans Chapter 18, About U.S. Presidential Debates Chapter 19, About Presidential Inauguration Chapter 20, Phrases Popularized by Presidents Chapter 21, The first U.S. president to travel abroad while in office Chapter 22, How did Camp David gets its name? Chapter 23, Presidential War Stories Chapter 24 : The White House Chapter 25 : Inspiring quotes from US PRESIDENTS
This Presidential Elections resource includes a 25 page slideshow, plus 7 pages of printables to engage your students while learning about the electoral process and Election Day. No fluff or filler here: this slideshow provides solid, high-quality content that will deepen students' understanding and simplify complex concepts during this important election year. Colorful, highly engaging slides provide an overview of the electoral process from the time candidates declare their intent to run, to Election Day, to Inauguration Day, making this resource useful throughout the entire election year. Key vocabulary is introduced and defined in simple, kid-friendly language, simplifying these big ideas for students AND their teachers! The road signs in the clever table of contents are clickable, enabling you to jump between specific sections within the slideshow. This not a PowerPoint presentation. This slideshow is in PDF format. To maintain the image quality of these high-resolution graphics, this slideshow has been saved as a PDF. To use, simply project it onto your screen or SMARTBoard and click/scroll to advance through the pages. Included in this elections resource: • High-interest, 25-page “Road to the White House” slideshow • A sampling of coordinating printables from my Presidential Election & Election Day Unit - Road to the White House Graphic Organizer - An Election Year Timeline (Cut & Paste) - The Inaugural Parade Route (Washington DC Map and Map Skills Activity) - Puzzle it Out! (Crossword Puzzle/Presidential Election Vocabulary) - Election Vocabulary Word Search - Fun, blackline “Road to the White House” cover page for packets This slideshow presents much of the same information included in the reading passages of my Presidential Election & Election Day Unit (plus some of its printables), and would be an excellent way to introduce these big topics. Please click here to get additional Election Day reading passages and printables! Please see the PREVIEW above for a closer look! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
**This resource has been updated for the 2024 election and to include Kamala Harris** This resource is all about the election process and voting. It has everything you need to prepare your students for the 2024 Presidential Election in November. This amazing resource will explain the election process and help your students understand the steps it takes to get to the White House. **Digital version now included for Google Slides and Google Classroom! Included in this resource: Directions page with some tips The Road to the White House map The History of Voting Who Can Vote? Responsibilities of a Voter Who Can Run For President? What Does the President Do? and an activity Interesting Facts About the President's Job Qualities of a Good President Activity What Does the Vice President Do? and an activity Primaries and Caucuses Conventions, Campaigns and Debates Design a Campaign Poster Republican and Democrat Symbols and an activity The Electoral College (in color and black and white) Election Day Informational Sheet on Kamala Harris Informational Sheet on Donald Trump Bubble Map for Kamala Harris Bubble Map for Donald Trump Double Bubble Map to compare both candidates Candidate Profile Sheet (make copies for each candidate) Pick 3 Main Issues and research for each candidate (make copies) Inauguration Day and activity Presidential Oath Interesting Facts Presidential Pets Fact Sheet 6 pages of vocabulary cards (4 vocabulary terms to a page) Voter Registration Form Voter ID Cards President Election Ballots (in color and black and white) I Voted Stickers US Map to track who won each state After the Election Form (reflection) Would You Want to Be President writing activity 3 Writing Prompts : If I Were President, I would..., It is Important to Vote Because..., I Would Make a Great President Because... Please see the preview to see exactly what you will be purchasing. ***************************************************************************** Customer Tip: How to get TPT credit for future purchases: Go to your "My Purchases" page. Next to each purchase, you'll see a "Provide Feedback" button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you may use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I would really love it if you'd rate my item after downloading! Feedback is so VERY important!
Looking for a fun and SIMPLE way to teach your students about the ELECTORAL COLLEGE, learn about the history of SAFE AND SWING STATES, and then use that knowledge to predict the 2020 ELECTION? This unit is intended to provide students with a basic understanding of the electoral voting process. Feel free to modify and/or expand on the usage of this material in order to best fit the needs of your students. This download includes a PRESENTATION, PRINTABLES, and UNIT PLAN -- everything you need! What’s included: Electoral College Presentation (in both editable PowerPoint and PDF formats) - 33 PAGES Includes engaging animation and short videos. Also contains notes with teaching tips for each slide. ***Please make sure you download the following fonts prior to opening the Powerpoint*** KG Beneath Your Beautiful Chunk KG Blank Space Font KG Lego House KG Why You Gotta Be So Mean Maps, Printables, Answer Keys, & QR Codes - 15 PAGES Everything your students will need. Blank map of the United States with STATE NAMES to write in number of electoral votes per state. Maps of Past State Voting History Printable students use to identify the Voting History of Safe and Swing states. My Election Prediction Page where students use their knowledge and current polling to PREDICT the election outcome (using FACTS not opinions). QR Codes linking to interactive websites Electoral Vote & Popular Vote Results Election Results Map Election Results Handout for students to compare/contrast their predictions Unit Plan (Editable) Common Core Standards Essential Understandings Essential Questions Lesson Plans Thank you so much!
*UPDATED FOR THE 2024 ELECTION!!* Election Day is coming! This all in one booklet features everything you need to know about how to become the President! Students will have a blast learning about the process and qualifications the President must have in order to lead our nation! Use this unit as a guide to lead your classroom mock elections. Divide the class into 'Republicans' and 'Democrats' and go through the electoral process to chose your class President! Topics include: -Branches of Government -System of Checks and Balances -Student opinions on becoming President -Qualities of a good leader -Qualifications of becoming a candidate -Qualifications of voting -Primary Elections -Republican and Democratic candidates -The National Convention -What are the Issues and student opinions on key issues -Understanding present times -Electoral College -Inauguration Day Also included is a study sheet and 2024 Presidential Election Test based on the information in this unit. Assess how much your students know about the election! Answer key for the unit workbook and test is provided. This unit goes great with the President for A Day - Persuasive Writing Assignment! Have your students write about what they would change if they were President for a Day! Want more great resources for your classroom? Check out these and other great materials at My TPT Store and become a follower! The ABC's of Science Activity Pack 23 Reading Comprehension Worksheets Full Year Creative Writing Curriculum Interactive Social Narrative - Sharing Interactive Social Narrative - Social Distancing and Hygiene
⭐⭐⭐⭐ #1 ALL-TIME BEST-SELLING ELECTIONS-VOTING RESOURCE ON TPT! ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This unit includes 32 pages of neutral, non-biased reading passages and activities to engage your students while learning about Election 2024: the electoral process, voting, Election Day, the Electoral College, and Inauguration Day. This resource provides the language, facts, and context teachers need to feel confident when talking about the election process in a simplified, kid-friendly way, deepening your kids' understanding of how we elect our leaders, and avoiding any mention of controversial current issues! Nine non-biased reading passages explain the electoral process from the time candidates declare their intent to run, to Election Day, to Inauguration Day, making this resource useful throughout the entire 2024 election. Key vocabulary is introduced and defined in simple, kid-friendly language, simplifying these complex ideas for students AND their teachers! This resource does not include any references to specific candidates in the 2020 or 2024 election. It is neutral and unbiased, focusing on the process of the United States elections, rather than specific candidates and political positions. No fluff or filler here: this unit provides solid, high-quality content that will deepen students' understanding and simplify complex concepts. You’ll find these printables to be thoughtfully designed, easy to use, thorough, and engaging for kids! Please also see my "Road to the White House" Slideshow, a highly engaging, visual resource that'll help you introduce these big ideas in your classroom, and pairs *perfectly* with the reading passages in this pack. Tested in ⭐ TENS OF THOUSANDS ⭐ of classrooms by teachers who say: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This was awesome! Especially for teachers who live in a very political area, this is very cut and dry about what happens in an election. It does not take any political party's side so you won't get any backlash. This was perfect and informative!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This is without a doubt the absolute best purchase I have made on TpT. This is the most complete and thorough election packet and I have looked closely at almost every single one!! It has informative reading passages, printables with specific and detailed information that would teach ages 8-40, the most AMAZING maps of DC so students can be part of the whole process, and really fun aspects( stickers, word searches, etc.). Students will feel like they are actually there!! I cannot say enough good things." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Well done! This is just what I was looking for. I have always done an election unit when we have a presidential race, but this year I know the students will be very engaged and curious about what is going on. So much to talk about and your product will make it extremely clear." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "WOW! Thank YOU! This is a concept that many adults do not grasp with total understanding, and you have created a FABULOUS, EASY, COMPLETE, and ENGAGING set for all students to have in their hands that hopefully will be the beginning of their understanding regarding the election. It is a life changing year to have this set." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This is maybe the best thing I have ever bought from TpT!! We are using it in our homeschool and every one of my children is able to easily understand the material." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Thank you for a concise and engaging unit on the Election process. I coupled this with your "Road to the Election" slideshow and it worked seamlessly! My students loved the interactive worksheets as well." Included in this elections unit: • 9 Reading Passages: - Why Do We Vote? - Who Can Vote? - The Electoral Process - Primaries and Caucuses - Political Parties - Conventions - Learning About the Candidates - What Are the Issues? - The Electoral College • Map Skills: Cardinal & Ordinal Directions, Map Key, Symbols, Location - Washington, D.C. & the National Mall - Trace the Inaugural Parade Route • Comprehension Checks/Graphic Organizers: - Who Can Be the President? - Who Is Eligible to Be President? - Evaluating the Candidates - Presidential Elections: Just the Facts - An Election Year Timeline (Cut & Paste) - Quiz & Color! (Color-by-Number Comprehension Check) - Puzzle it Out! (Crossword Puzzle/Presidential Election Vocabulary) • A Closer Look at Key Documents, in Kid-Friendly Language: - What’s on an Election Ballot? - Presidential Oath of Office - Presidential Eligibility • Writing Prompts, based on reading passages: - Which Qualities Are Important in a President? - Which Issues Are Important to You? • Just for Fun: - Election Vocabulary Word Search - Colorful “I Voted Today!” Stickers - Fun, blackline “Presidential Elections & Election Day” cover page for packets Please see the PREVIEW above for a closer look! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Explore the 2024 Election, Presidential Electoral Process & Voting with interactive Boom Cards! This digital resource makes learning fun with straightforward reading passages, quizzes & vocabulary exercises. Students can drag and drop answers while benefiting from audio-supported reading passages to improve comprehension. After each topic, students will answer three true/false questions to assess their understanding. (32 Boom Cards included) The following topics are covered: Who Can Be the President? What are Political Parties? What Does a Candidate Do? Who Can Vote? What is Election Day? Do the Most Votes Win? Additional definitions with questions are included for the following vocabulary: Campaign; Candidate; Polling Place; Election Day; Ballot; Absentee Ballot; Democrat; Republican; IT TAKES 30 SECONDS TO SET UP YOUR FREE BOOM ACCOUNT: 1. Click on the green box marked “Create” on the BOOM Learning site. 2. Click “Get Started” 3. Set up an email and password for your FREE BOOM Learning account. 4. Your BOOM Cards will be stored for you in the “Library” on the top blue bar. What's a BOOM CARD? Boom Cards are hosted by Boom Learning. If you are unfamiliar with digital Boom Cards, they "live in the cloud". Boom Cards work great on ipads, Chromebooks, Kindle Fire, interactive whiteboards, even your phone! Boom Task Cards do not require printing, laminating, or cutting! Great to use for: • Whole Class Instruction • Mini Lessons • Small Group Instruction • Literacy Centers • Math Centers • Independent Work • Intervention © Teacher Features
This Presidential Election resource includes 18 slides plus 14 pages of printables to engage your students while learning about how someone becomes president and what leads up to Election Day. This resource provides high-quality content that will deepen students' understanding and simplifies complex concepts during this election year. Colorful, interactive slides provide an overview of the electoral process from the time candidates declare their intent to run, to Election Day, to Inauguration Day, making this resource useful throughout the entire election process. This resource is simple and explains the process in simple, kid-friendly language, making these BIG ideas easy for students AND their teachers to understand! The printables help students understand what voting is all about. There are 3 different samples given for students to be able to "vote" for something in their classroom. It helps students understand what majority vote means. Included in this elections resource: 18 slides (some interactive) describing the presidential process 14 printables Color by number US Map to color on election day ....and more engaging activities for young children! Thank you so much for visiting my store. For more resources, please follow me. I list things often....... and always feel free to contact me with questions, comments, concerns or just to say hey! A TIP FOR YOU!!! Please go to your MY PURCHASES page and find the "PROVIDE FEEDBACK button". If you give feedback for your purchases, you will receive credits that you can use toward future resources. Your constructive feedback helps me to continue creating high quality, useful and engaging resources....and I do read them ALL! I love the feedback! Thanks so much and I truly appreciate you!
FREE 2024 President Election Day Resources. This resource is intended for you, the classroom teacher, to teach about the Presidential Election in a non-biased way. Included in the resource is: Tips & Guidelines to help with discussions An editable Microsoft Word parent letter to send home Click HERE for our Presidential Election Bundled Activity! If you would like a comprehensive election unit that includes the following activities, click above: Qualifications in order to be president Roles and responsibilities of the president The electoral college The popular vote How elections work Key vocabulary associated with elections Qualifications in order to vote Past presidents The process of becoming president Key issues: education, health care, economy, environment… Visit Our Wise Guys Store Copyright ©Wise Guys. All rights reserved by author. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clip art and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom or personal use ONLY.
This Presidential Election presentation (in both PowerPoint and Google Slides) explains how presidential elections work in the United States. It does not focus on any one presidential election, but instead covers the presidential election process. It explains the qualifications needed to run for president, primaries and caucuses, national conventions, general election campaigning, the electoral college, and Inauguration Day. The presentation includes: Presidential elections overview - 3 slides Presidential primaries and caucuses - 8 slides National conventions - 3 slides General election campaigning - 3 slides The Electoral College - 8 slides Inauguration Day - 1 slide Both a PowerPoint and a link to download a version formatted for Google Slides are included. You may also like: Presidents Bundle United States Presidents Presentation The U.S. Constitution The Amendments Constitution + Amendments Bundle The Presidents Complete Series Guides Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Complete Series Video Guides
This free lapbook is all about elections! Your student will research and learn about voting, political parties, and running for office
The 2016 Presidential election is fast approaching. This election has been one of the most controversial ones in recent memory. How do teachers tip-toe around student opinions and just teach the facts? We have created this blog post to help guide you on how to teach the presidential election without bias. Do's and Don'ts Teachers must maintain professionalism in the classroom when teaching about the election. Favoritism toward one candidate cannot be displayed in any way. Even though the classroom teacher may have strong convictions, s/he cannot try to persuade the students to support one candidate over the other. Because of this, we have created a a table emphasizing the do's and don'ts in the classroom that should be adhered to. You can download it for FREE here. What Ifs... There will probably be some questions and tense moments in the classroom. Here is a list of "What if's" that may surface in the classroom and how to handle them. You can download it for FREE by clicking here. Parent Communication Communicating with parents will be important when teaching about the election. We have created a parent letter that you can download for FREE here. This letter outlines what will be taught, how it will be taught, and how you, the teacher, will deal with issues as they arise. Election Unit There is so much to a presidential election that has to be taught. You need to avoid debates and arguments without facts, and teach the foundation of the process of voting and the presidential election. We have developed a comprehensive Presidential Election unit that you can download by clicking here. This unit includes: -qualifications in order to be president -the roles and responsibilities of the president -the electoral college -the popular vote -how elections work -key vocabulary associated with elections -qualifications in order to vote -past presidents -the process of becoming president -candidates’ stances on key issues: education, health care, economy, environment… As the teacher, your primary goal is to educate your students about government and the election process in a non-biased way. We would love to hear how you teach the presidential election in your classroom. Follow us on TPT! Pin from our Pinterest Page!
Election Day Word Search Worksheet
Elections for city offices, state offices, national offices are held throughout the year. But every four years, we vote on the Presidency. This is something our children need to know about and understand on their
***UPDATED FOR ELECTION DAY 2020!!!***Election Day is just around the corner. This is the perfect time to teach your students about the election process. In this election unit you will find election activities that will engage your students in the voting process all while making it super fun! These...