In November 2016, a new president will be elected to serve a four-year term, so now is an ideal time to start teaching kids about the presidential election process.
Even though they may not be quite old enough to vote, kids can still benefit from learning about elections and how they can take part in the political process.
Below, some things you can teach your children about the upcoming presidential election:
What A Presidential Candidate Needs To Win
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Who Can Cause Change? (Hint: Not Just The President)
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What Is A Swing State?
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The Difference Between A Primary And A Caucus
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Yes, Your Vote Matters
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Voting Booths Have Rules. No Selfies!
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You Don't Always Have To Be 18 To Vote In A Primary Election
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You Have Several Opportunities To Vote
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Everyone Can Get Involved
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Sara Bondioli and Samantha Lachman contributed to this report.
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