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6th grade elections - voting resources for parents
Student Council Application - Two versions
Two Student Council Applications to choose from.
Students are asked to write a paragraph explaining why they would like to be chosen as a Student Council member.
Students are also asked to write a paragraph explaining a few of their ideas to improve the school.
Students are required to have a parent or guardian's signature and contact information. In addition, students must have the signature of three teachers stating they believe this student would be a good addition to Student Council.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
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Virtual Civics & Government Field Trip Bundle (Citizenship Constitution Voting)
Google Slides - Online Learning - Classroom or Distance Learning - ChromebooksLet your students venture out on a field trip to learn about PRESIDENTS, VOTING & ELECTIONS, MEDALS OF HONOR, U.S. CONSTITUTION, AND CITIZENSHIP & IMMIGRATION using technology! Using digital choice boards, your students will learn about U.S. Civics and Government - the past & present! These products cover the important people, places, and events related to our country's government. Students will take online
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Grades:
4th - 7th
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Learn About the 2020 Election Candidates Biography & Activity Book for Kids!
Get the printed paperback version on Gallopade.comEvery four years, Americans elect a new Chief Executive. Let’s learn about the 2020 candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden and their fascinating lives. (Pages are black and white for an opportunity to color)This objective kid-friendly book shares interesting facts about the 2020 candidates, Donald Trump and Joe Biden. It includes information about their childhoods, educational background, careers, and families. The book also contains info on the V
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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Electing a U.S. President
Use this Powerpoint presentation explaining the process to elect a US President during this election season. You could use it as a jumping off point for more detailed education and/or discussion...or....you could use it to have students create their own presentation about the election.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
President Posters
List of 44 presidents (you can add the last one after Nov. 8th!) Posters than can be laminated and hung around your room.
Grades:
1st - 8th
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
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