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Elections - voting bulletin board ideas for Microsoft Word
Duck for President Voting Stickers
After reading the story Duck for President by Doreen Cronin, my students will practice voting in an election by choosing who they would vote for President: Duck or Farmer Brown. These stickers were made for AmazonBasics Round Labels 2.5" (and I used the Word Avery Template 5294).
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PreK - 2nd
Presidential candidates pictures and names
Get a complete collection of all the Democratic and Republican Presidential candidates for the 2020 campaign. This "Land of the Free Civics Resource" is ready to print off and display in your classroom on bulletin boards or to use as a display in your room so students can see all of the candidates running for president. These are also great to use as a scoreboard of delegates each candidate has earned after each primary and caucus. Includes a picture, name, most recent position, and home state
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Kids Voting and Count Down to Election Day
It is time to get out and vote. This activity is a great way to get your students excited for the upcoming election and kids voting. Included are number squares in red, white, and blue, starting at 60 and counting backward from there. Copy, cut out, and laminate the cards and countdown chart. Place velcro on the back of each number and countdown chart and count away. You may start counting down at any point. Voting is a standard and it instills good citizenship.
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PreK - 6th
Vote for My Candidate
Students will get a chance to utilize their persuasive talents and creative ones too in trying to persuade students to vote for the candidate of their choice. They will design a poster as well as 6 political buttons. This could be done prior to the upcoming presidential election as well as before any elections to come. These would make a great bulletin board, wall, or hallway display.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Levels and Branches of Government Poster/Chart
This is a poster/chart that helps students understand the levels of government, the different branches of government, and what they do within each level/branch. My students have used this as a resource all year and it is extremely helpful.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Grade 5 Government Project
This is a perfect project for your class to do during the 2019 elections! Interactive and fun! They must do research based on a website and the assignment guidelines explain everything they need to know including a rubric for you!
Grades:
5th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ELECTION DAY ACTIVITY
TEACHERS: THIS ELECTION DAY ACTIVITY PROVIDES A FORM FOR A QUICK, SHORT ACROSTIC. GOD BLESS AMERICA!
IT IS GOOD FOR A BULLETIN BOARD.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
ELECTION DAY! ACROSTIC ACTIVITY
TEACHERS: STUDENTS WILL ENJOY WRITING THEIR THOUGHTS ABOUT ELECTION DAY. HANG THEM UP ON YOUR BULLETIN BOARDS! BE PROUD OF AMERICA.
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4th - 10th
Barack Obama Acrostic
See how much your students know about our new President by having them complete an acrostic about him. They can also be allowed to do research to help them complete this poem and share with the class. The acrostics will make a great bulletin board display for January (inauguration) or for February (African American history month).
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Election Year Word Wall
Election "words" to help students learn about what a government election is.
Grades:
K - 7th
Political Party, Voting, Election Locker Decoration
Students make a locker decoration on an independent, Republican, or Democrat background. The locker decoration includes personal qualities and interests.
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Presidential Candidate Posters
2 Posters that include photos of the 2012-2013 presidential candidates and running mates.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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