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2nd Graders Vote

By: Import User
Updated: November 7, 2007
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They may be too young to vote in todays actual election, but a group of second graders cast their own ballots in a special election. Each stuffed animal had a different campaign agenda, and each wanted to represent this class Nemos platform a bit green, and environmentally friend. Hoosier the bear took the patriotic approach. Crabby the crab, wanted kids thinking outside the box. These voters werent quiet about who they liked, and what issues were most important to them. Teacher Jourdan Jarvoe held the election to kids interested in politics now, and prepare them for the future. By the end of the day, one candidate stood out among the rest, 30 percentage points more. His Hoosier blood and pride won the hearts of these second graders to become class pet.

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