23 results
Not grade specific elections - voting resources for Microsoft Word
Editable Election Lunch Ballot
This is an editable Election Ballot that can be used as a fun school wide activity while learning and participating in an election. Teachers can facilitate or an upper grade could facilitate and it could be an project.
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
US Citizenship Test - 100 Questions
This file includes 100 example questions of a US Citizenship Test.A real citizenship test would be given verbally, and only consist of 10 question. This test is the pool they pull the questions out of. There are a few different topics covered, including:US HistoryCivicsGeographyHolidaysGovernmentI love giving this test at the beginning of the year with my government kids and seeing how they improve throughout the year.
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Election Unit: Official Classroom Snack
Whose party will win, the Candy Bars or the Chips? In this unit, students will:
• choose their political party
• review election-related vocabulary
• register to vote
• conduct a party caucus
• nominate candidates
• hold a primary election
• argue the pros and cons of each party's candidate
• hold a final election
This fun and engaging unit will give students “real” experience in the American election process!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION PROJECT
This is the ultimate presidential election project for your students BY students. My students helped create this project from start to finish and they are so engaged in this project. This includes resources to teach about persuasive writing, along with graphic organizers, and brainstorming pieces. The students choose someone to be a presidential candidate and they will research facts and give their opinion and persuade their audience to vote for their president. The we will hold a mock debat
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Fun Lessons on Rank Choice Voting
This activity teaches student how Rank Choice Voting Works in a non-political fun way.Start by running a closed primary and election on... Favorite Thanksgiving Food.Then redo the election as an open primary and rank choice voting election.Also included:Teacher notes. Links to resources. Activity 2 on Favorite Holiday SongActivity 3 on Favorite Holiday MovieSuggested homework for the activities.
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Speech (FBLA or other club officer) EDITABLE!
This speech can be customized to fit your needs. Just insert your student's name and key accomplishments and voila...you've got a 3.5 to 4 minutes campaign speech. Good luck on his or her future political ambitions!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Election Ballot 2020
This is a ballot you can use with even the youngest students because I have added pictures of each candidate. Two ballots per page.I also have a voter registration card I created so students can go through the entire voting process. The preview picture is still showing the 2016 election for some reason, but the actual ballot is Biden/Trump. Not sure why it is showing up that way.
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
2018 California Gubernatorial General Election Candidate and Prop Research
Students can research candidates and propositions for the 2018 gubernatorial general election
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
CCSS:
Election Ballot
This resource is a one page word doc with 6 copies of an election ballot for use in the classroom. It is fully editable and can be used in so many ways! You can vote on the next president, local officials, class mascot, student association officers, class officers, etc. You can even edit it to become a formative assessment for just about any class. Have fun teaching your students the beauty of the vote!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Electoral College/Election Activity
This activity is designed for all grades and is ideal to use before election time! Students will research on their own which states will vote Democratic or Republican in the next election. They will then color in the electoral college map the appropriate colors and predict the next President of the US. This is a perfect activity to help students understand the electoral college and the US Political system.
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Student Council/Government Election Questions and Script
I've compiled 30 questions that can be used during a Student Council election process. I also included a comprehensive script that you could tweak to fit your needs.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
CCSS:
50 Creative Writing Prompts for the Modern World
50 Creative Writing Prompts for the Modern World On hot topics like iPhones, social media, politics, technology, and your dream job.A note for teachers: The following writing prompts are meant to get your students thinking critically about our fast-moving, rapidly evolving, complicated world and their greater role in this world. There are 10 prompts for each of 5 larger themes: cell phones, the media, technology, politics, and jobs/careers. Questions are presented vaguely and in an open-ended m
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Election: the issues
I think it's important to teach our students to know who they are voting for and what their candidate believes in. Many times they rally behind a candidate without knowing why. This can be used with my listed PowerPoint presentation about the candidates and their issues. Or if you prefer, you can use your own resource to teach the issues. To use: While you teach each candidate's issue, students will check the box of whom they agree with. At the end of the lesson, ask the students to count w
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Elections Anticipation Guide
10 Statements which students have to determine if they are true or false about election rules and historical elections. Good activity to use to introduce elections, government, or to use on election day. Takes about 10 minutes. You could also have the students look up the answers.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
Mass Media and The American Political System Lesson Plan
. What is the context is, when it took place, where it took place? And the significance for the publicationThe American Political system is one that is unique in its structure, and diverse in its application. Even more diverse and unique is how the political process is displayed and perceived by the media. The media is a medium that allows for information to be displayed and distributed in various formats to a large population of people. Media can come in various formats, to cater to the various
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Constitution Day/Citizenship Day Activity
Citizenship Quiz Activity for Constitution or Citizenship Day
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
I voted today Stickers!!!!
These printable labels make great I voted today stickers for your students. Editable. Print on Avery 8160 label sheets. 30 per sheet.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Primary Colors Film Critique
The Film, Primary Colors, is a comedy that follows along the Presidential campaign of a savvy governor from the South. Jack Stanton ( John Travolta), is a relatively unknown Democratic governor from The south. The film follows Stanton on his quest for the White House. This film outlines the good, the bad, and the ugly elements of a political campaign. The purpose of watching this film is to assist you with gaining a greater understanding about the inner workings of political campaigns. Political
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Ultimate United States Government Film Guide Bundle
I Voted Today Craft
Allow your students to create their own I VOTED TODAY sticker after they place their vote!
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
2022 Midterm Election - Senate Races (Results Watching Companion/Guide)
The best day to teach your kids about democracy is election day! Tonight we are going to camp out in front of the returns and learn about democracy. I'll start with a mini-lesson and have them fill these out throughout the evening as the returns come in.Apologies that this isn't fancy. I'm not tech savvy. But it will get the job done! It's a collection of screenshots from free online resources. That's why I made it free. :) I made this last night for my own kids and realized that maybe someone e
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
2022 Midterm Election - Governors Races (Results Watching Companion/Guide)
The best day to teach your kids about democracy is election day! Tonight we are going to camp out in front of the returns and learn about democracy. I'll start with a mini-lesson and have them fill these out throughout the evening as the returns come in.Apologies that this isn't fancy. I'm not tech savvy. But it will get the job done! It's a collection of screenshots from free online resources. That's why I made it free. :) I made this last night for my own kids and realized that maybe someone e
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
2022 Midterm Election - House Races (Results Watching Companion/Guide)
The best day to teach your kids about democracy is election day! Tonight we are going to camp out in front of the returns and learn about democracy. I'll start with a mini-lesson and have them fill these out throughout the evening as the returns come in.Apologies that this isn't fancy. I'm not tech savvy. But it will get the job done! It's a collection of screenshots from free online resources. That's why I made it free. :) I made this last night for my own kids and realized that maybe someone e
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Types:
When Can We Evolve From The Modern Election Process #10 - imortalone.
This is the 10th article and its focus is more towards the concept of the series. PS Delay/Stop WWIIIThis free article can be found here as well. https://www.writerscafe.org/writing/imortalone/2761021/Stay updated here:https://imortalone.wordpress.com/writing/politics-history/
Subjects:
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Showing 1-23 of 23 results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands