After watching your candidate make a speech, write a letter to him telling him what you agree and disagree with. Imagine that you are running for the president. Write about the day you are elected or pick another day in your life as president. There should be at least 11 sets of candidate cards. Mix the cards and place face down.
Students take turns trying to find a matching candidate pair.
The student with the most candidate pairs wins. For higher grades, eliminate the art project and candidate concentration, since they are more geared toward younger students. C-SPAN Network .