Vote 4 me
Explores preferential voting through a school student election.
Vote 4 me, written by Krys Saclier with illustrations by Cathy Wilcox, explores preferential voting through a school student election.
Resources
Vote 4 Me: Persuasive Power - activity sheet
Discuss the importance of having a voice and create an advertisement encouraging people to enrol to vote.
Vote 4 Me: Classroom Convention - teacher resource
Explore how preferential voting works with students by co-creating a list of rights and responsibilities and asking students to vote on them.
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