Voting in Our Classroom and School
Understand how we vote for things in our classroom or school, like choosing a class representative or a game to play, and why everyone's vote counts.
Key Questions
- Why do we vote for things in our classroom or school?
- How do we make sure everyone's vote is counted fairly?
- What happens when we vote for a class representative?
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
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