Is this voting sample really free?

Yes. Enter your email and the PDF downloads immediately, with a copy of the link emailed to you. The rights card is in the free sample on purpose: every right on it is one a student who does not know it will not ask for.

Does it tell students who to vote for?

No. It teaches the process of voting and never names or favors a candidate, party, or position. Any ballot in the photographs is a blank sample.

What does the If Something Goes Wrong box say?

If they cannot find your name, or you do not have the ID they ask for, you can ask for a provisional ballot and ask what you need to do so it counts. If you are at the wrong polling place, ask where your polling place is. If you are not sure what to do, ask a poll worker, because asking for help is allowed.

What is in the paid pack that is not here?

The six-step registration chain, the three ways-to-vote cards, the six other ways to take part, the voting plan card, the check questions and vocabulary, the teacher notes on state rules and guardianship, the levels, the data sheet, the two IEP goals, the answer key, and the A4 file.

What formats do I get, and how is it delivered?

A print-ready US Letter PDF, single-sided. Delivery is instant: the download unlocks as soon as you enter your email, a copy of the link is emailed to you, and the file stays in your My Resources library behind a magic link.

Free Polling Place Steps sample cover, showing the polling-place chain and the rights card

The rights card for voters with disabilities from the free sample

Free Polling Place Steps and Voter Rights Card for Teens

A free, no-prep sample of the voting pack: the seven-step polling-place chain as it prints, with a photo per step and the If Something Goes Wrong box, and the whole rights card for voters with disabilities with all six rights. Enter your email and download it instantly.

Free

This free sample is the day itself: the seven-step polling-place chain, whole, with a photograph per step, and the If Something Goes Wrong box that sits beside it. The box covers the three things a first-time voter most needs an answer for: a name that cannot be found or an ID they do not have, the wrong polling place, and not knowing what to do next. With it comes a typeset sample ballot to practice reading contests and filling in the oval, with neutral placeholder names, and the whole rights card for voters with disabilities, all six rights, from bringing someone you choose to help you vote to the accessible voting machine every polling place has. It teaches the process only, never a candidate, party or position. Enter your email to download it.

What is included

The seven-step polling-place chain as it prints, with a photograph per step
The If Something Goes Wrong box, three answers including the provisional ballot
A typeset sample ballot to practice reading contests and filling in the oval, with neutral placeholder names
The whole rights card for voters with disabilities, all six rights
US Letter print-ready PDF, everything single-sided

Formats, license and delivery

Formats: A single print-ready PDF in US Letter.
License: Licensed for personal and single-classroom use by the purchaser. For another classroom or teacher, please add a license for each.
Delivery: The download unlocks the moment you enter your email, and the link is emailed to you. The sample also stays in your My Resources library, reachable anytime through a magic link sent to your email.
Questions: This sample is a free download. If a file will not open, email info@spectrumunlocked.com and Spectrum Unlocked will make it right.

Questions from teachers

Is this voting sample really free?: Yes. Enter your email and the PDF downloads immediately, with a copy of the link emailed to you. The rights card is in the free sample on purpose: every right on it is one a student who does not know it will not ask for.
Does it tell students who to vote for?: No. It teaches the process of voting and never names or favors a candidate, party, or position. Any ballot in the photographs is a blank sample.
What does the If Something Goes Wrong box say?: If they cannot find your name, or you do not have the ID they ask for, you can ask for a provisional ballot and ask what you need to do so it counts. If you are at the wrong polling place, ask where your polling place is. If you are not sure what to do, ask a poll worker, because asking for help is allowed.
What is in the paid pack that is not here?: The six-step registration chain, the three ways-to-vote cards, the six other ways to take part, the voting plan card, the check questions and vocabulary, the teacher notes on state rules and guardianship, the levels, the data sheet, the two IEP goals, the answer key, and the A4 file.
What formats do I get, and how is it delivered?: A print-ready US Letter PDF, single-sided. Delivery is instant: the download unlocks as soon as you enter your email, a copy of the link is emailed to you, and the file stays in your My Resources library behind a magic link.

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Voting Worksheets for Teens: How to Register, Vote and Know Your Rights

Voting for teens and young adults in special education, taught as a process and never as a choice: the pack never names or favors a candidate, party or position. A six-step registration chain with a photo per step starts where eligibility starts, with citizenship and age, and sends a student to the election office whenever a rule depends on the state. The seven-step polling-place chain comes with an If Something Goes Wrong box of three answers, including asking for a provisional ballot when a name cannot be found. The rights card lists six rights for voters with disabilities, among them help from a person the voter chooses, the accessible voting machine, asking to sit down in a long line and bringing a service animal. Plus three ways-to-vote cards, six other ways to take part, a voting plan card, 13 vocabulary words, teacher notes on state rules and guardianship, a data sheet and two copy-paste IEP goals.

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