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Activity Overview


Voting is incredibly important, as it is one of the ways we are able to make our voices heard. In this activity, students will create a spider map that details four ways in which voting matters. Students should be encouraged to research, discuss, and brainstorm with their classmates the importance of voting and how each vote serves a purpose regardless of their political beliefs. Teachers are encouraged to explain how voting in local elections impacts the lives of students far more than many would have guessed. Although local elections don’t receive nearly the media coverage of the Presidential election, students should see the importance of being an active member of their community.

As an extended activity, if there is an upcoming local election, teachers should encourage students to research the offices that are up for election and the ballot measures that voters will see. They can then present their findings to the class. This will help them better understand their local government and how people are working to enact change within it.


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Template and Class Instructions

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Due Date:

Objective: Create a spider map that describes different ways in which voting matters.

Student Instructions:

  1. Click "Start Assignment".
  2. In the title box, identify the reason.
  3. In the description box, provide an in depth explanation for each reason.
  4. Create an illustration using appropriate scenes, items, and characters.

Requirements:

Lesson Plan Reference


Activity Overview


Voting is incredibly important, as it is one of the ways we are able to make our voices heard. In this activity, students will create a spider map that details four ways in which voting matters. Students should be encouraged to research, discuss, and brainstorm with their classmates the importance of voting and how each vote serves a purpose regardless of their political beliefs. Teachers are encouraged to explain how voting in local elections impacts the lives of students far more than many would have guessed. Although local elections don’t receive nearly the media coverage of the Presidential election, students should see the importance of being an active member of their community.

As an extended activity, if there is an upcoming local election, teachers should encourage students to research the offices that are up for election and the ballot measures that voters will see. They can then present their findings to the class. This will help them better understand their local government and how people are working to enact change within it.


Template and Class Instructions

(These instructions are completely customizable. After clicking "Copy Activity", update the instructions on the Edit Tab of the assignment.)



Due Date:

Objective: Create a spider map that describes different ways in which voting matters.

Student Instructions:

  1. Click "Start Assignment".
  2. In the title box, identify the reason.
  3. In the description box, provide an in depth explanation for each reason.
  4. Create an illustration using appropriate scenes, items, and characters.

Requirements:

Lesson Plan Reference





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