Elections and Voting For Kids! A Guided Coloring and Activity Book About the Election and Voting Process

Download or read book Elections and Voting For Kids! A Guided Coloring and Activity Book About the Election and Voting Process written by Bond and Bexley and published by . This book was released on 2020-09-04 with total page 46 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: New for the 2020 election! This book makes a great election day activity with the included electoral map and chart to track the election results. Elections and Voting For Kids! is a politically-neutral guide to the American election process in a fun, comic book format. The characters in this book follow a fictional "pizza election" and explain how it mirrors the American presidential election process. The content of this guide was designed for elementary school students ages 8 and up, but the learning activities will keep both young and old engaged in the political process! Topics Covered: Political Parties (no opinions or platforms discussed) Primaries Campaigning Voting and Election Day Electoral College Book Features: 40 pages of information and activities Mazes, words searches and more Comic book, conversational format BONUS! Electoral map and table for easy election day results tracking If you're looking for a more detailed book for older students or adults, click our author name (Bond & Bexley) to see our more in depth version: Elections, Voting, And How We Pick The President. While it doesn't include a "pizza election," it adds more details to each of the above topics and adds sections on swing states, voter requirements, candidate requirements, citizenship and more. A note for parents and teachers: This politically-neutral book focuses on the political process. There is no discussion of opinions or platforms held by any political parties or candidates. We encourage you to appropriately speak to your children or students if and when they have questions about what makes candidates or parties different, how and why certain policies are in place, and what we can do as citizens to vote to strengthen, change, or create the policies we believe in as informed citizens.