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A detailed lesson plan on Elections, Government, the Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights
The Importance of Voting is the topic of this lesson using "The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs"
These three lesson plans all deal with presidential elections (various grade levels):
Lesson One
Lesson Two
Lesson Three
A lesson on presidential campaigns
A Social Studies lesson on campaigns in the classroom
A Social Studies lesson involving writing letters to the president
This lesson is on John F. Kennedy, the 1960 election (compared to the 2000 election), and Foreign Policy
A good lesson on delivering Persuasive Speeches (as Presidential Candidates) that also teaches Presidential History
In this multi-disciplinary lesson, students conduct the entire election process from scientifically picking a cookie candidate to campaign and vote for - through tallying the votes
Here's an election year idea: students watch televised candidate debates and then hold their own
In this election idea, students make "T" charts of the candidate's views on issues, and vote based on "Just the Facts"
This is an outstanding presidential campaign/electoral college lesson
Here are two election/constitution worksheets concerning the Executive Branch and political parties
The history of voting rights in the U.S. is presented here and in the next lesson
Here the difference between voting in 1800 and the importance of voting now is demonstrated
This lesson "Maps the Vote"
This electoral college lesson focuses on representation in democracies
This is a short and sweet multidisciplinary pre-school election lesson
Here is a great election idea from a combined pre-school/after school care facility
This ice cream election idea also has good book suggestions
This is a 10-lesson
Teen Voting/Civic Engagement Unit
from
Do Something, Inc.
Students learn about why people get involved in their communities
Students will discuss the role of citizens in a democracy
Students learn about the system of representation in a democracy
Students learn how holding a political office effects change
Students learn about social capital and how to use networking for civic action
Students learn how cartoons and satire raise concerns about an issue
Students earn about the strategies of unionizing and boycotting
Students learn how jury duty is a type of civic engagement
Students learn how the written word is a method of civic action
Students learn how speeches can gather support for community change
This judicial voting lesson features the case of Three Little Pigs vs. The Wolf
Here a Student Representative Council For the Bands is created
This is a lesson on voting and holding office
This is an outline of an election lesson
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