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1st Grade Voting and Elections worksheets

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Voting and Elections

Grade 1 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Read the votes. Circle the choice that won.

1.
The class voted for a field trip. The zoo: 6 votes. The farm: 3 votes. The museum: 2 votes. Which choice won?
- The zoo
- The farm
- The museum
2.
The class voted for a game at recess. Jump rope: 8 votes. Kickball: 6 votes. Hopscotch: 6 votes. Which choice won?
- Jump rope
- Kickball
- Hopscotch
3.
The class voted for a snack. Crackers: 8 votes. Grapes: 5 votes. Cheese: 6 votes. Which choice won?
- Crackers
- Grapes
- Cheese
4.
The class voted for a cartoon day movie. A space trip: 2 votes. A sea adventure: 2 votes. A talking dog: 7 votes. Which choice won?
- A space trip
- A sea adventure
- A talking dog
5.
The class voted for a song to sing. Twinkle, Twinkle: 6 votes. Row, Row, Row Your Boat: 8 votes. The Wheels on the Bus: 12 votes. Which choice won?
- Twinkle, Twinkle
- Row, Row, Row Your Boat
- The Wheels on the Bus
6.
The class voted for a class helper job. Door holder: 7 votes. Board eraser: 11 votes. Plant waterer: 8 votes. Which choice won?
- Door holder
- Board eraser
- Plant waterer

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About this worksheet

In a vote, every person gets a say, and the choice with the most votes wins. First graders see voting at school, when the class picks a pet or a game, and at home, when the family picks a movie. It is also their first look at how a community makes a fair choice. On this grade 1 worksheet each question tells about a class vote and gives the number of votes for three choices, and your child circles the choice that won.

The counts on support sheets are far apart, and on challenge sheets they are close, so the child has to compare carefully. Hold a family vote on dinner and count the hands together.

What your child will learn

Know that the choice with the most votes wins
Compare the votes for each choice
See why voting is a fair way to choose
Hold a simple class vote

C3 Framework standard: D2.Civ.K-2

Worked example

The class voted for a pet. Fish got 5 votes, Cat got 8 votes and Turtle got 3 votes. 8 is the most, so the cat won.

Common mistake

Choosing the first choice listed, or the choice you like best, instead of the one with the most votes.

Helpful hint

Find the biggest number of votes. That choice wins.

Earlier: National Symbols

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with voting and elections?

Choosing the first choice listed, or the choice you like best, instead of the one with the most votes.

How can I help my child with voting and elections?

Find the biggest number of votes. That choice wins.

Are these 1st grade social studies worksheets free to print?

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