The PBS LearningMedia site offers a collection of resources, sortable by grade level, subject, and type.

Founded by Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, iCivics provides students with several interactive games on a variety of topics. For th

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Pew Research Center has a 12 question survey, “Where Do You Fit?”

Daryl Cagle’s site offers hundreds of cartoons, updated daily, and organized by issue and cartoonist

MiddleWeb provides information and resources to help engage students in upcoming debates

The Museum of the Moving Image houses historic campaign ads, lessons plans, and an “Ad Maker” tool for students

The non-partisan Annenberg Public Policy Center monitors the factual accuracy of candidates’ assertions in ads, debates, speeche

This interactive site shows election results by year and state (including county by county results) and includes graphs on voter

C-SPAN’s Campaign 2012 site includes U.S. maps depicting electoral votes from the 1904 – 2008 elections. Also included are snap

The Library of Congress blog includes suggestions for ways to use primary sources to help students learn about the election proc

A Montana-based nonpartisan group has launched a website that provides users with tools to compare their own views on issues to

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