Presidential Election
Collection by History Gal
This board is all about Presidential elections and the candidates. Here you'll find information to help teach about the election in your middle school or high school classroom this year. These pins will work great for your 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade students!
Impeachment Doodle Flow Chart
This impeachment doodle flow chart from History Gal will help students visualize the impeachment process and, ultimately, understand that impeachment is the process of being tried for a crime.
History of Political Parties in U.S. - Kathleen Kowal
An overly simplified infographic interpreting the shift in ideologies in U.S. politics and political parties.
Washington Monument Model | Worksheet | Education.com
President's Day & Inauguration Activities:Washington Monument: Build a model with this free printable!
Elections in the Classroom - 7 Tips for Real Learning with Minimum Controversy
Find this blog post and more at the new Galarious Goods website Learning about real life elections in the classroom sounds a little l...
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2016 Presidential Election
Three Reasons You Need to Discuss the Paris Attacks with Your Students - Leah Cleary
The 2016 Presidential Election was an incredibly tough one. It was long, it was drawn out, and it was ugly. It also had an outcome that a lot of people--and a lot of our students--didn't want. How can we talk about this with them? I take some time in this
The Political System and Election Process PowerPoint and Guided Notes
This 77 slide PowerPoint presentation on the political system and election process covers a myriad of topics, including voting (how it started, the two party system, Democrats, Republicans, & MORE!), voting (registering to vote, primary & general elections, and more!), electoral college, shaping public opinion, interest groups, and taking an active role in government. This 70+ page resource would be a great addition to your 9th, 10th, 11th, or 12th grade classroom or homeschool! $
Pulling Back the Curtain on Campaign Ad Techniques
If there is one thing that will influence voters more than anything else during Campaign 2016, it is the image. Visual literacy, already a part of the Common Core ELA standards as well as the arts standards of most states, comes into play here. Can you an
Election Day
Election Day Theme Unit - Free Printable Worksheets, Games, and Activities for Kids
History of voting!
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Learn About The Government & Election Process For FREE! - How To Homeschool For FREE
Teach your kids how our country works with these FREE resources on government and the election process!
Bad Hombres, Nasty Women (ft. "Weird Al" Yankovic)
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Teaching Election 2016
Blog post & video about how teachers can incorporate Election 2016 into their classroom. Also discusses ways to discuss the election without all the controversy.
How to Teach Politics in Class (And Live to Tell About It)
Teach politics in class and live to tell about it. Ideas for middle and high school social studies teachers.
How to Teach About the Presidential Election - HoJo's Teaching
Are you wondering how to teach about the presidential election in your classroom this year? Trust me, you're not alone! That's why these educators came up with their thoughts on how you can best teach about the candidates - that may mean avoiding the conv
Media and Democracy: A Virtual Exhibit from the North Carolina State Archives
Awesome site with lots of great primary sources!