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2nd grade elections - voting worksheet microsofts
Direct vs. Representative Democracy Pros and Cons
This worksheet briefly introduces the history of democracy. It compares the Direct Democracy with Representative Democracy. It also has a chart at the bottom of the sheet for the children to list the Pros and Cons of each type of democracy.
11 questions, designed for the typical 3rd Grader.
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2nd - 5th
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EDITABLE kids election ballot
This simple editable kids election ballot makes election night dinner fun for kids. Kids choose each part of dinner. Fully editable to customize your menu.
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K - 8th
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Duck for President
Classroom worksheets and resources for the book Duck for President. The packet includes sequencing cards, vocabulary cards, comprehension questions, classroom jobs for a mock election, and a voter registration sheet. This is a great activity for helping students to understand the process and vocabulary of an election.
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1st - 4th
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Democrats and Republicans: An overview WORKSHEET
This is a free download to accompany the PPT titled, "Democrats and Republicans: An overview".
The PowerPoint is highly visual and allows students to investigate the differences in the two major political parties in our country. follow along with the slides as they complete this worksheet. Can be easily modified for various grade levels.
On the PPT, there is information and graphics to discuss:
1) platforms of both democrats and republicans,
2) a left-to-right historical political spectrum (
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2nd - 12th
Voting Ballots
Early elementary voting ballotsCandidates can be altered to match with your lesson
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1st - 3rd
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Also included in:Â Voting Bundle
Society Laws, Rights, and Government Worksheet
This fill-in-the-blank worksheet is a wonderful introduction to the laws, rights, and government in American society! You can independently fill out the worksheet with your students, or use it with the video "What is Society?" on the Kids Academy YouTube channel.
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1st - 4th
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K-2-ETS1-1
Susan B. Anthony Modified Assesment
Standards Addressed:
The student will discuss the lives of Americans who expanded people's rights and freedoms in a democracy.
{SOC.3.SS3H2.a} Susan B. Anthony (Women’s Rights)
{SOC.3.SS3H2.b} Explain social barriers, restrictions, and obstacles that these historical figures had to overcome and describe how they overcame them.
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2nd - 5th
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Government Leaders Packet
Students write about the jobs and duties of their mayor, governor, and President.
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1st - 3rd
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Class Election Graph
We read three books that do a great job of teaching about elections and what they mean. The books were Duck for President, Amelia Bedelia's First Vote and Dubs for President. After weighing the pros and cons of each we had a voting day. The kids voted for one of the three characters in the books. Duck, Dubs or Amelia. Then together we graphed the results with this graph. I pulled up this document on the SMART board to follow along as well.
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PreK - 2nd
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Election 2012 Online Scavenger Hunt, Vocab, and Timeline
This SUPER fun and interesting online election scavenger hunt uses a website that compiles other websites I have pre-selected for the scavenger hunt that are safe, student-friendly, and researched to have the correct answers so students are not wandering onto unsafe or sketchy webpages.
A GREAT way to spark their interest in the election, use technology, and help them gain political knowledge in a fun way.
Also included are high frequency election vocabulary matching game and election timeline
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2nd - 5th
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Bar Graph for Beginners (editable!)
This is a simple bar graph that will display basic data. It is editable so you can change the title & choices to suit your lesson. You can also adjust the width of the columns in order to add more choices for voting. If you fill in the data, it can even be used as an assessment. It is an excel document, so be mindful of the print area.
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1st - 2nd
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What Freedoms do I Take for Granted?
A worksheet where students can list freedoms they take for granted.
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2nd - 5th
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Election Result Worksheet
This worksheet is intended to be used along with the election result map being projected on your white board or smart board with the correct election results. That way the students can use the map to color their mini version matching the results. Using the map students can answer the questions about the results of the election.
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1st - 4th
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
Worksheet to align with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton election. Allows students the opportunity to discuss key ideas that they can relate to such as favorite color, pets, and siblings.
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PreK - 3rd
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Presidents' Day - Alphabetical Order
This is a 2 page Microsoft Word document that includes one page with a word box and places to write words in ABC order. The 2nd page can be printed and used as flashcards. This could also be used in a center where students organize the flashcards into ABC order and then write them in order on the worksheet.
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1st - 6th
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All About Lincoln
Over 25 worksheets on Abraham Lincoln that is perfect from grades 2-6. Plus, a short informative story about Lincoln's life.
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2nd - 6th
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Being Ben Franklin
Over 30 worksheets on the life of Ben Franklin. Great for getting elementary kids excited to learn about one of the most famous early Americans and founding fathers.
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2nd - 6th
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Election Quiz
Election Assessment. Goes along with "Election Word Wall."
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2nd - 5th
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Presidential ballot for 2013
This is a ballot I created for my students for the 2013 Presidential election. They had to circle the name and picture of the person they wanted to vote for. It is in word and editable so you can use it for any election unit of study.
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PreK - 3rd
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Election 2012 Project
This project outlines the similarities and differences between the two candidates and urges the student to intelligently make a decision between the two. It also simply outlines how voting works and what the president's job is. This project was created for special education students in middle school, but could be used for just about any grade.
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2nd - 9th
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If I were president...
Used this as morning work on the day of election
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1st - 3rd
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