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creating_an_election_guide_for_younger_students_instructions_upper_elementary - Tyashia Farmer

creating_an_election_guide_for_younger_students_instructions_upper_elementary - Tyashia Farmer

Creating an election guide for younger students

Now that you are an expert on the election process, share that knowledge! With a partner,
you’ll be making a guide for younger students in our school. This guide should explain the
election process and important vocabulary in simple language. You will also use drawings and
diagrams to help these students understand the ideas. You don’t have to be a great artist – stick
figures will work – you just have to explain the concepts well. Be creative, and ask your
classmates or teacher for help or a second opinion.

This is what your guide must include. You can include other information that you and your
partner think is important. Double check this list before turning in your project:

Vocabulary words (the definitions you include can be in written or picture form)

Politics Politician Political party Democrat

Republican Independent Convention Electoral college

Electors President Vice President Vote

Ticket Ballot Candidate

Your guide should answer the following questions:

1. What is a political party, and what are the names of the parties in the U.S.?
2. How do political parties decide their candidates?
3. What does the Electoral College do?
4. When is Election Day?
5. What role do U.S. citizens play in deciding our leaders?


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