Classroom Presentations
We gear classroom presentations toward specific grade levels. They include a discussion on the importance of voting, our local government, and the electoral process. Students have the opportunity to take part in a mock election and are also given the chance to pre-register or register to vote. For more information, contact us.
Sunshine State Young Readers and Florida Teens Read
We offer elementary and middle schools the opportunity to schedule their Sunshine State Young Reader’s Award Program (SSYRAP) elections. Students vote using DoubleClick Democracy Online Voting, so your school has flexibility to schedule their Election Day. With DoubleClick Democracy Online Voting, we provide access to the online ballot for the SSYRA and Florida Teens Read (FTR) programs. Interested schools can send a request on our Contact Us page.
Resources
Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids
Great guide for all ages about our nation and government, with games and activities.
Florida Department of State Kids Page
Need help with your Florida projects and assignments? Learn Florida history and facts.
Kids Voting USA
Provides students with the opportunity to understand elections and the ability to vote online for the candidates running in a current election.
Florida Senate Handbook for Kids (PDF)
Have you ever wondered who decides how long a school day can be? Learn this and much more with this fun and interactive handbook.
U.S. House of Representatives Kids Page
How does a bill become law? Learn this and more on the House of Representatives website.
Florida State Legislature: Sunshine for Kids
You will have the opportunity not only to learn but also play games, solve puzzles, and take a tour of the State's capital.
Social Studies for Kids: The Supreme Court
Get to know your Supreme Court Justices and how, when, and why the highest court was founded.
U.S. Department of Justice: Justice 101
Learn about the courtroom, the criminal justice process, and more.
What are the requirements to vote?
A 5 minute read about the different requirements to vote across the country.