Election Day Unit Study: Free Lesson!

The election is coming up and this is such an important topic for children to learn! Make sure your children learn about the election and have fun doing it with our free Election Day Unit Study.

Free election day unit study.

Rabbit Trails through History is a literature based history curriculum. Now, you can check it out for yourself with this FREE Election Day lesson! Beautiful books, copywork, hands on activities, poetry, and more are what fill this lesson. Let’s dig in and see what all it includes!

Beautiful Books are the heart of Rabbit Trails through History

This Rabbit Trails through History lesson is filled with some amazing books! (You can access ALL of the books for all of the Rabbit Trails lessons in my Amazon Storefront!) The first book is Granddaddy’s Turn: A Journey to the Ballot Box by Michael S. Bandy and Eric Stein. Your children will delight in this beautiful book that is based on a true story.

This book is followed up by a Rabbit Trail of learning all about the election process in the United States.

Tying History and Government Together

Children will learn about the US election in this lesson. Why do we hold elections and why are they important? Then, they’ll go down the Rabbit Trail to learn even more about elections and the United States Government. Plus, they’ll make their very own Future Voter button to display their patriotism!

Get your free copy of this election day unit study now!

To grab your own copy of this free history lesson, sign up by clicking the button below. I hope this lesson brings delight and inspiration to your home! Get your free Election Day unit study now!

Continue Down the Rabbit Trail…

This lesson isn’t just amazing literature and a history lesson, but your children will be encouraged to dip their feet into some art, music, and more. For more Rabbit Trails lessons, head over to the Rabbit Trails through History page to see even more great history lessons! Plus, you can grab our States and Capitals cards to add to your United States history lesson, too.

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