Sources: Gallopade Teacher Resources, Generation Nation, Scholastic, United States Election Assistance Commission
Explore a large assortment of resources designed for K-5 students to help them learn about voting. Explora - Elementary contains relevant articles from children's magazines, ebooks, and reference materials.
Note: Articles can be translated into over 130 language for ESL students. When accessing articles, select Online Full Text versions rather than PDF versions when available to utilize the translation feature. Open the Online Full Text version of the article, and then click the globe icon in the top right corner to access the translation feature.
Discover a large collection of ebooks, articles, and reference materials all about voting, perfect for middle and high school students. Below is a sample of available titles.
Note: Articles can be translated into over 130 language for ESL students. When accessing articles, select Online Full Text versions rather than PDF versions when available to utilize the translation feature. Open the Online Full Text version of the article, and then click the globe icon in the top right corner to access the translation feature.
Did you know that the President and Vice President of the United States are not chosen based on who wins the most votes? Instead, the they are decided by the Electoral College. The Electoral College is a group of people who vote for the President and Vice President on behalf of the people. It's a complicated and confusing process. Learn more about the electoral college with the resources below:
Explore these databases for articles related to voting rights and experiences for African Americans. These databases are suitable for teens and up.
Read or listen to reference entries about voting, plus see the correlated Missouri Learning Standards for each article. Also, browse art featuring the president. Select articles from World Book Kids for students in grades K-5, World Book Student for students in grades 6-12, and Enciclopedia Estudiantil Hallazgos for students in grades K-5.
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