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Please Vote For Me brings civics and elections to life for students and is also a valuable tool for teaching students about China.
“This film could be usefully employed by teachers from upper elementary grades through undergraduate courses.”
– Clayton Dube , founder and former director of the USC U.S.-China Institute (Read the full USC U.S.-China Institute review)
Film runtime: 58 minutes
Film rating: Not rated. Film appropriate for Grades 3+.
Where to watch: Please Vote For Me is available for free on Kanopy and YouTube. Or buy the DVD.
Curriculum Guide
Lesson 1: The Land of China (Geography, Social Studies, World History)
Lesson 2: A Lesson in Democracy (Civics, Social Studies)
Lesson 3: Chinese Characters (Language Arts)
Lesson 4: Chinese Number Rods: Integer Calculations (Mathematics)
Lesson 5: Investigating Rice (Science)
Lesson 6: Folk Art: Chinese Papercuts (Visual Arts)
Lesson 7: A Glimpse of Chinese Culture (Geography, Language Arts, Social Studies)
Lesson 8: About Documentary Films (Film Literacy, Media Literacy)
These lessons are all designed for grades 6-8. Lesson 6: Folk Art: Chinese Papercuts (Visual Arts) is designed for grades 5-8. Educators may find that the lessons can be adapted for higher or lower grades. Lesson 2 is available as an isolated download along with two printable worksheets: Principles of Democracy and Student Model Election Party Campaign Worksheet on our Civics Activities and Printables Page.
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Related Resources
Please Vote for Me is part of our Global Education Collection of award-winning films from around the world for introducing students to global cultures and customs. We also recommend: Children of Heaven (Iran), Like Stars on Earth (India), The Cup (Tibet), The Way Home (South Korea), Wadjda (Saudi Arabia), and Whale Rider (Aotearoa / New Zealand).
Teaching about Civics? Get more resources in our Civics and Civic Engagement Collection.
Teaching about Confucianism? We also recommend The Way Home.
Looking for more films about Kids and Young People? Check out these Films that Celebrate Young Heroes.
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