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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Election: Editorial Cartoons
Create an editorial cartoon "museum" in your classroom; let students explore the many meanings of those cartoons and create cartoons of their own. Grades 3-12
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Campaign Ad Critique
Students analyze current campaign TV ads and literature. They identify the ad by "type." They learn to look beyond the ad to understand its intended purposes and its real content. Grades 6-12
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Candidate Debate
This lesson will introduce and develop the concept that an informed voter uses his/her voting power to support issues that are important to him/her.
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Could You Be President?
After exploring a ThinkQuest, students answer this question.
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Election Co-nection
Through a web quest, students create a candidate as they learn about the election process. Candidates run in a virtual election.
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Election Results Map
Students create color-keyed maps showing election night returns. Grades K-12
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Election Scavenger Hunt
Students hunt through newspapers and other news resources for a list of election-related news, photos, editorials, and more. Grades K-12
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Elections
This unit contains Favorite Links, Internet Activities, Lesson Plans, and Related Resources for K-5th grade classes learning about the election process.
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Electoral Versus Popular Vote
Students learn the workings of the Electoral College with this simple activity. Grades K-8
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Ethics in American Government
This activity provides exploration of ethical dilemmas which might face our present government officials.
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