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9th grade elections - voting independent work interactive whiteboards
2016 Presidential Election Electoral College Homework
This simple homework is great for kids learning about the election and role of the electoral college. Students will take the paper home on the night of the election and color in the states they think each candidate will win. Tomorrow, as a class you will color in the actual election results map to compare their predictions with what actually happened. This is a fun, visual way for students to understand how the popular vote and population effect the Electoral College. Coloring the map will w
Grades:
2nd - 9th
Election 2020 regions by nickname
Use this Google Slideshow to help understand the distinct areas of the country that will be referred to on election day. Where is the Rust Belt? Bible Belt? Students will manipulate colored text boxes to move them where they believe a region is located. Students can adjust size of text boxes to cover regions.Students will be able to enhance their understanding of the geographic and demographics of particular regions whose voting ways impact the presidential election. Before you begin, you should
Grades:
4th - 12th
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