Read or listen to the following resource about how primaries and caucuses work:
How Primaries Work
Another resource for primaries and caucuses:
Primaries and Caucuses
Here's a link for a follow-up worksheet for this resource:
Worksheet
Younger students: Discuss orally how primaries and caucuses differ (in primaries, votes are cast individually without interaction whereas in caucuses, voters interact to discuss support for a particular candidate before a vote is taken).
Older students: Write a paragraph describing the differences between primaries and caucuses.
Older students/younger students: Hold your own mock caucus with family members. Choose a precinct captain to hold 1-2 minute discussions of the candidates. Then vote for your favorite candidate.
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Friday, December 28, 2007
Activity #8 - How Do Primaries Work?
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