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Students need to create campaign slogans for their candidates. Discuss campaign slogans such as "I like Ike," or "LBJ for the USA." Campaign buttons, bumper stickers, postcards, and posters often used slogans and art to gain support for candidates. Remember, slogans usually rhyme, are easy to remember, and convey a message. Slogans can be positive or negative. Let's focus on keeping our campaigns positive.
(I have not been able to find a site with slogans, but these have some in them. Please email me, if you come across a good site.)
Campaign Postcards and Campaign Medalets for a historical background.
Share your creations with other participating classes. (Optional activity)
- Slogans must be submitted by October 25, 2004. They will be posted on Our Campaign Slogans page.
- Submit slogans as email to cnewton@fayette.k12.in.us
- Please include your group's name, grade level, and email address.
- If you have signs or bumperstickers with slogans, please follow the directions describing how to submit picture files.
Page created by Cindy Newton
Last updated on Aug. 27,
2004
Originally created for the 2000 Elections