Have students practice calculating votes participate in a mock voting session debate efficacy of the process.
Electoral college math lesson.
They use a resource to determine which other elections were decided by the electoral college.
A president winning the election but losing.
That to be honest is how the electoral college works.
Of electoral college related vocabulary words.
The funky math of the electoral college everyone knows it s a weird way to elect presidents but it s even crazier than you think by randyn charles bartholomew on august 24 2016.
Electoral college poster project.
The right to vote is one of the most powerful rights granted to you as a citizen of the united states so it is important that you understand the electoral college.
Integrate math into social studies.
This two page worksheet contains a table listing the 50 state.
A candidate must have at least 270 electoral votes to win.
Unlike many elections for public office where a person is elected strictly based on the results of a popular vote i e the candidate who earns the most votes in the election wins in the united states the election for president of the united states is determined by a process called the electoral college.
Imagine if the united states presidential election was a talent show only the public doesn t vote for them.
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How the electoral college works lesson plan template and teaching resources.
So states with more people are given more electoral college votes.
They learn about an election 1876 when the electoral college played a deciding role in the election.
Google 1 1 this electoral college lesson is included as part of the larger united states constitution unit located here the united states constitution 15 lesson unit this is also included in the election bundle located here this.
Students create a map chart to match the table.
For example california currently has 55 electoral college votes whereas alaska has only three.
In this electoral college worksheet students interpret a table depicting the electoral college results of the 2008 election.
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