Students will enjoy filling in this U.S. map to show which candidates won which states on the day after the Presidential election. There is a KEY included with blue for the Democratic candidate and red for the Republican. There is also a box for other because you never know what might happen. This will be a great eye opener to have on students' desks on the morning after the election (November 5th). Of course, you will have to provide them with the results from the internet or the newspaper if they don't know all of the results. It could be a very late night as it has been the past couple of election nights.
Disappointing. This is my first purchase on this website. I thought that this was more than just a basic map with defined keys for Republican/Democrats/Other in Word. I have found worksheets that are more useful that don't charge a fee. Will be more careful in future to understand what it being offered.
October 30, 2008
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I have taught for 36 years at the 3rd, 5th, and 6th grade levels. Fifth grade is my first love. I teach all major subject areas. In addition to my regular classroom duties, I have taught in a Basic Skills summer school program for many years as well as taught workshops to co-workers in whole language and technology. My other duties at school include being "Teacher in Charge" and Student Council advisor.
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