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Perfect for presidential elections, midterm elections, state and local elections, or any civics and government unit, this versatile resource helps students learn and practice 19 essential election vocabulary words.
Students will explore terms like ballot, candidate, campaign, political party, Electoral College, and more as they build the vocabulary needed to better understand the election process.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
38 Colorful Vocabulary Cards: 19 election vocabulary word cards and 19 matching definition cards.
Teacher Directions: Easy-to-follow instructions with multiple ideas for introducing, practicing, and reviewing election vocabulary.
"Our Class Book of Election Words" Cover: Available in both color and black-and-white.
"Our Class Book of Election Words" Student Template: Students define their assigned vocabulary word, use it in a sentence, and create an illustration to demonstrate their understanding. Available in color and black-and-white.
Google Slides Version: A digital option for completing the class book activity.
WAYS TO USE THIS RESOURCE:
1. Introduce Election Vocabulary
Use the vocabulary cards to introduce important election terms and help students assess their own understanding of each word.
2. Play Vocabulary Matching Games
Have students match election words with their definitions through partner activities, a classroom matching game, or a game of Memory!
3. Create a Collaborative Class Book
Assign each student or pair of students an election vocabulary word. Students will write a definition, use the word in a sentence, and illustrate its meaning. Combine their completed pages to create "Our Class Book of Election Words"—a classroom reference students can revisit throughout your election unit!
PERFECT FOR:
Election Day lessons and activities
Presidential and midterm election units
Civics and government lessons
Social studies vocabulary review
Literacy centers and partner activities
Small-group or whole-class instruction
Make election vocabulary meaningful, memorable, and fun! Whether you're introducing the election process for the first time or reviewing important civics concepts, this ready-to-use resource gives students multiple ways to practice and apply their learning.
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