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Curriculum

Inaugurating a President

Learning about Election 2012

Debate Watch

Elections and Voting Vocabulary

Watching the Conventions

20 things kids can do to learn about conventions (without being political)

A convention’s in my city!

Mock Conventions!

Election 2012 and convention curriculum, activities and resources

C-SPAN Classroom

Elections and Voting: Civic Education Consortium

Newspapers in Education: Leadership

Doing Democracy: Civic Education Consortium

Kids Voting curriculum

Resources

Inaugurating a President

Election 2012 Candidate Information

Learning about Election 2012

Democracy games

Debate Watch

Constitution Day

Elections and Voting Vocabulary

Watching the Conventions

Accepting the nomination

20 things kids can do to learn about conventions (without being political)

A convention’s in my city!

Conventions Vocabulary

North Carolina Government

Mock Conventions!

5 tips for being a good voter

Three Branches of Government (for kids)

Civic Literacy: Read all about it!

Election 2012 and convention curriculum, activities and resources

Do Rules of Civility matter?

Courts and Law

Path to the Oval Office

How do we elect the President?

Office of the President

Electoral College

Echo Foundation

Activities

Inaugurating a President

Do you have a dream, too?

8 ways to watch and learn about debates

Learning about Election 2012

Debate Watch

Elections and Voting Vocabulary

Watching the Conventions

20 things kids can do to learn about conventions (without being political)

A convention’s in my city!

My wish and idea for America (or my community)

Mock Conventions!

5 tips for being a good voter

Election 2012 and convention curriculum, activities and resources

James K. Polk: Mecklenburg’s first president!

Electoral College

I can register to vote?