Grace for President Worksheets

by Kelly DiPucchio

Reading Level N · Lexile 570L · ATOS 4.6

When Grace Campbell sees a poster of all the presidents and notices there are no girls on it, she tells her class she would like to be president, and her teacher, Mrs. Barrington, sets up a school election. Then Mr. Waller's class names Thomas Cobb, the spelling bee champion, as their candidate, and the other students each pick a state and learn how electoral votes work. Grace listens to the students, makes campaign promises and keeps them even before Election Day. A lively Presidents' Day and election-season story about electoral votes, hard work and believing in yourself.

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Grace for President vocabulary words and comprehension questions

12 vocabulary words and 8 comprehension questions across 3 sections: Beginning · Middle · End.

Vocabulary words include election, snickering, candidate, representative, slogan, campaign, rallies, calculated, assembly, podium, erupted, stunned.

Sample questions

Why is Grace surprised when she looks at the poster of presidents?
How many electoral votes does a candidate need to win the election?
How does Grace decide what to put on her list of campaign promises?

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