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Gatsbygirl
Please St. Therese....
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Teaching the Election
How are you preseting the election and the candidates to your class?
Each SS class in my school will represent a state and then the school will "vote" as the Electoral College. But before we get to that, I need a good lesson to familiarize my students with the issues and candidates, all non-biased off course.
I'm really at a loss and feel I didn't do a very effective job back in 2004.
TIA!
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Posted 10/5/08 7:36 PM  |
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lilqtny
-Crossfit & pitbull addict
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Re: Teaching the Election
scholastic had some good resources that are pritable. It goes through many of the issues that the candidates speak about. It was written in a very easy to read manner.
http://www2.scholastic.com/browse/collection.jsp?id=63
Check it out, hope it helps!
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| Posted 10/5/08 7:47 PM |
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donegal419
St. Gerard, pray for us.
Member since 7/07 7650 total posts
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K
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Re: Teaching the Election
i love the Electoral College idea!!!
check out time for kids... they have some amazing resources on-line.
www.timeforkids.com
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| Posted 10/5/08 10:34 PM |
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jenheartsrob
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Re: Teaching the Election
I am doing something with 1st grade and found that BrainPop has free little animated videos for Election 2008.... check it out :)
Scholastic and Weekly Reader also have info...
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| Posted 10/5/08 11:41 PM |
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