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Middle school elections - voting classroom forms for Microsoft Word
Election 2012: Where the Candidates stand on Kid-friendly Issues
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I created this info pack as a supplement to a TIME for Kids worksheet that asked the kids to research candidates and write about a few that were important to them.
Instead of having the kids ravage the internet, I took information from each candidates website as well as scholastic.com and PBSkids.com and put it into a cute 5 page document that is in kid-friendly language and
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2nd - 6th
2008 ELECTION BALLOT
Teach your students about the election process. Use this ballot sheet for your own class, grade level, or to have a schoolwide mock election on election day. There are 2 identical ballots on the page to save paper. The 2 major Presidential candidates are on it as well as a place to write in the name of a third candidate.
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1st - 12th
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2008 Presidential Debate
Keep your students informed about this year's all important Presidential election by having them complete this Venn diagram to compare and contrast the issues of the major Presidential candidates. This will help encourage students to stop, look, and listen to the news about the upcoming election. They should be encouraged to watch debates, conventions (summer), as well as read newspapers and watch the news in order to become informed citizens.
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5th - 12th
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Election / Voting Letter
I wrote this letter for my social studies department. We sent it home the day we started our civic lessons on the election and the importance of voting.
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3rd - 12th
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