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Voting for the President of the United States (U.S. Presidential Elections: How They Work)
SKU
043031
ISBN
9781725311022
Grade 4-6
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The power of the voice and vote of each citizen is the premise of this little book. It is a great historical approach to the presidential process and the voting process to elect a new President. Readers get an overview of the voting process and the rules surrounding voting. What a great introduction to our constitutional system. There is a glossary in the back of the book to build vocabulary. There is a website mentioned that does not seem to be valid any longer. 32 pgs, pb. ~Rebecca
Publisher's Description of Voting for the President of the United States (U.S. Presidential Elections: How They Work)
Why is voting to choose the president of the United States important? What is the process and how has it changed? These essential questions and more are answered in this book, which will educate students about an important facet of citizenship. Complete with detailed descriptions, enlightening fact boxes, and engaging imagery, this book will guide readers through the steps and history of voting and introduce them to important historical figures. Equipped with the knowledge in this book, students will feel empowered to continue molding the nation's history through voting.
What a wonderful group of books to learn and start discussions about the democratic system, presidential candidates, and the political process. Each book is a brief 32-page read full of photographs spanning the history of our presidents, rallies, ballots, and more. Each book covers a specific facet of the presidential process, from the electoral college, fundraising, primaries and inauguration day. These books would be a great read during an election year to cover some current events and in preparation and following the campaign season. Each book is equipped with a glossary and index, and open up the possibility for further conversations and research. These paperback books can easily be added to any American history or government course for young readers. ~Rebecca