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Free elections - voting centers
Election Day Write the Room (FREEBIE)
Support your social studies and election day instruction with this FREE write the room set. Get students up and moving or display in a writing station! Various templates and word cards are included.What is Write The Room?Write the Room is a popular and student favorite activity in the classroom. The teacher can display the vocabulary cards around the room or in a central location for space saving reasons. Students will use the provided recording sheet (multiple versions included) to find a
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PreK - 1st
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Election Day - Writing Papers
Included in this product are 4 writing papers. Three of the papers include quotes about voting by famous Americans and a voting graphic. There is one that includes a graphic only.
I usually use these by asking students to explain the quote, and determine what this should mean for their lives.
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3rd - 12th
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Presidents' Day, If I Were President...Activity
This printable includes a presidential campaign template with writing pages on specific Presidents.
Pages included:
-Title Page
-Vote For ______ Poster. (Have students make campaign posters to for a mock classroom election!)
-If I was President....
-Being President is tough because...
-George Washington was...
-If I met George Washington...
-Thomas Jefferson was...
-If I met Thomas Jefferson...
-Abraham Lincoln...
-If I met Abraham Lincoln...
-Blank writing template to create your own booklet!
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K - 2nd
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FREE Election Day Lift and Match Number and Quantity Math
Incorporate this fun and free Election Day Lift and Match activity to your Election Day unit!
Check out more activities like this at my blog! Lil' Country Kindergarten
Blessings,
Marlana
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PreK - K
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Election Day Poem Freebie
This orginal poem is about elections. It includes two copies of the poem, a copy work page of the poem, and a response sheet for the poem. Enjoy!
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PreK - 1st
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Presidential Election | 2020 Election | Electoral College Math Activity FREE
Use this FREE math challenge printable during the 2020 presidential election to add some election themed math fun to your 2nd or 3rd grade math groups, number talks, fast finishers, or electoral college social studies lesson. In this math activity 2020 election activity students are given an electoral map and asked to find two combinations of states that have a sum of 270 electoral votes.The free download includes: Teacher Notes with link to interactive Electoral Map site2020 Electoral Map print
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2nd - 3rd
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Election Day/ Grace for President Activities
Activities to go along with the book, "Grace for President." This read aloud can be found on YouTube. This is a great book to teach your students about our civid duty to vote and be a part of our communities. Includes: Story Sequencing, Comprehension Questions, Word Search, and a Writing Prompt,
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Not Grade Specific
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Election Day Voting FREEBIE!
Election Day is here and what better way to teach about elections than to have one! This freebie includes a voting ballot, two graphs (one for up to 12 children and one for up to 25 children) for counting ballots as a class, and "I Voted Today" round circles (that are sized for Cricut Print-then-Cut and can be cut on sticker paper)! I hope you enjoy this Election Day freebie and happy voting!
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PreK - 2nd
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Let's Vote: Election Listen to Reading QR Codes and No Prep Writing Center
This set includes a Listen to Reading center and a Work on Writing center that are all about elections! The perfect way to integrate social studies into your language arts instruction. While I created these printables to be used during my Daily Five language arts time, they can be used as a literacy center or for small group instruction as well.
Included are the following:
Eight QR Codes for students to scan with a tablet for listen to reading. All stories are formatted through SafeShare, so s
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2nd - 3rd
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Differentiated Voting and Election Writing Prompts
Keep your students engaged in their writing and current events. This interdisciplinary freebie is perfect to go along with discussions about voting, presidents, and elections. With Election Day around the corner, these differentiated writing prompts will help your students connect social studies and writing to their lives.This free product includes 2 social studies voting writing prompts from my Differentiated President Writing Prompts product and Social Studies Writing Prompt Bundle. Each promp
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K - 2nd
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Seesaw Election Day Choice Board
Are you looking for a fun way to teach your students about Election Day? Use this Seesaw Choice Board to provide options for your students. It allows them to click on links that interest them as they learn about Election Day. Resource Includes:-1 Seesaw Activity Link for Choice Board-6 Videos Total *2 Videos explaining voting *1 Video explain what the president does *1 Read Aloud *1 GoNoodle wiggle break *1 How to draw the White HouseYou May Also Like:Freebie-If I were President...Don't fo
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PreK - 3rd
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Anansi Citizenship Worksheet
Worksheet for C&G objectives 2.1 and 2.2
Should Anansi be Mayor of the Jungle?
After reading several Anansi stories students will decide if Anansi should be voted in as Mayor of the Jungle.
***Check out my Anansi integrated Unit for other activities***
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1st - 2nd
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Meaningful Conversations- Discussion Sentence Starters
These discussion sentence starters will be a lifesaver to help engage your students in "meaningful conversations" with each other!
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Election Day Book
We used this in a 1st grade classroom to illustrate the basic ideas of election day!
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K - 1st
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2020 Primaries Freebie (Warren, Biden, Klobuchar, Sanders) Reading Passages!
I want to increase participation in politics in my community and classroom here is a quick, free resource that you can use in your classroom (or for your personal use).I have watched every democratic debate, town hall, and read the books of Warren, Biden, Klobuchar, Sanders, Buttigieg, and Yang. My apologies that Bloomberg is not in this product (he joined late and really there wasn't enough time for me to put together a product). If you would like his website it is: https://www.mikebloomberg.
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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