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October, 2018
Learning Powered by Curiosity

Are you ready for elections season?

Dear educators,

Teaching about elections provides the perfect opportunity to empower students at all levels to get engaged in civic activity. It's never too soon to get ready to vote!

As educators, you are tasked with many responsibilities. We have made it easier by curating a few trusted resources to help you tackle this one with confidence!

WisconsinVote.org has local, state and national election resources for students of all ages.

  • Find unbiased information about all of the candidates and races and discover what's on the ballot in your school district.
  • Explore critical questions about gerrymandering, partisanship and more with the PBSNewsHour collection #MonitoringTheMidterms.
  • Dig into the political process with entertaining and informative videos from Crash Course.
Thank you for helping to inform and educate future voters. Your work matters!

Your partner in education,
Luisa de Vogel
WPT Education Department Coordinator

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New WPT Resource Engages Young Historians

Jo Wilder and the Capitol Case
Immerse your students in critical thinking and historical inquiry with this innovative game, set in the Wisconsin State Capitol. Students will hunt for clues, corroborate evidence and piece together logical arguments to solve mysteries from Wisconsin history. The game was designed to meet Wisconsin's 3rd-5th grade social studies standards, with help from teachers and students across the state. Play the game now!

Professional Development Opportunities
Join us as we bring the Great American Read to your classroom!

Enrich your English Language Arts curriculum with this lively, captivating and free four-part series designed by educators as part of the PBS Digital Innovators program. Episodes include: Register for the whole series, or just one episode!

Featured on WPT

Wisconsin Attorney General Debate
7:30 P.M. 
FRIDAY, OCT. 12
Join James Madison Memorial High School students and their teacher, David Olson, for the Wisconsin Attorney General Debate. David and his class made up a live studio audience for the debate. Watch it online anytime at WPT.org. Get to know the candidates!

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