ViafocusViafocusViafocus
EN
English
SV
Svenska
ViafocusViafocusViafocus
EN
English
SV
Svenska

About This Lesson

Who Really Won? — How votes get counted, and why the rule can change the winner is a free, interactive intermediate-level history lesson covering social-studies. Designed for grades 4, 5, 6, this 14-minute lesson includes 24 interactive questions with immediate feedback to help learners master key concepts.

What You'll Learn

  1. Understand the key ideas in History
  2. Practise with 24 interactive questions and instant feedback
  3. Follow a clear lesson, step by step

Lesson Details

Type
Lesson
Subject
social-studies
Category
History
Difficulty
Intermediate
Grade Level
4, 5, 6
Duration
14 minutes
Questions
24
Language
English
Cost
Free

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Viafocus lessons free?

Yes — every lesson in the library is free to play in the browser, with no account required. A free account lets you save lessons and see results.

ViafocusViafocusViafocus
EN
EnglishEnglish
SV
SwedishSvenska
ViafocusViafocusViafocus
FocuspilotStudioPricingFor SchoolsExplore
SecurityHow we protect student data
Digital examsExams in locked mode on Chromebook
BlogLatest updates and tips
ContactReach out to us
EN
EnglishEnglish
SV
SwedishSvenska
Home/Explore/History/Who Really Won? — How votes get counted, and why the rule can change the winner
LessonHistoryIntermediate

Who Really Won? — How votes get counted, and why the rule can change the winner

When a vote has more than two choices, the way you count the papers can change who wins — this lesson shows exactly how. One class of 21 kids, three places to go on the last day of school, and three completely honest ways to count the same votes: most votes wins, a run-off between the top two, and counting everybody's second choice as well. You are the one holding the box. You find a rule that hands you the trip you wanted, and then you have to decide what to do about it.

14 min24 questionsGrades 4, 5, 6
VCreated byViafocusOfficial Viafocus lesson
Start lesson
W
Official lesson

Questions preview

24 questions

first 4 shown
  1. 1The CountInteractive
  2. 2Three RulesInteractive
  3. 3Run-off really is an honest way to count. So what is wrong with choosing it right now?

More history lessons

View all history →
K
Beginner
HistoryGrades 4, 5, 6

Knäck runstenen — vad är runor?

26 questions · 11 min

Browse allMathematicsScienceLanguage ArtsHistoryGeographyTechnologyArtPhysical Education
Start lesson

Can I run a lesson live with my class?

Yes. Start a live session from any lesson — students join with a code on their own devices, and their answers land on your dashboard in real time.

Who creates the lessons?

Teachers in the community and the Viafocus studio team. Lessons built by the Viafocus studio carry a blue verified mark next to the byline.

Can I use a lesson someone else made?

Yes. Any published lesson can be played, shared with a class, or copied into your own library so you can adapt it before teaching it.

Created By

Viafocus

Lessons handcrafted by the Viafocus team.

Multiple choice
  • 4Seal ItInteractive
  • Lesson details

    Lesson
    Lesson
    Subject
    History
    Difficulty
    Intermediate
    Grade level
    Grades 4, 5, 6
    Length
    About 14 min
    Language
    English · Svenska

    What to expect

    1. 1Understand the key ideas in History
    2. 2Practise with 24 interactive questions and instant feedback
    3. 3Follow a clear lesson, step by step

    In class

    Start on the projector or share a code — students answer on their own devices and results land on your dashboard.

    P
    Intermediate
    HistoryGrades 7, 8, 9

    Prov: Rättegången

    37 questions · 50 min

    P
    Intermediate
    HistoryGrades 7, 8, 9

    Prov: Klimattoppmötet

    37 questions · 50 min

    P
    Intermediate
    HistoryGrades 7, 8, 9

    Prov: Arkivet 1943

    38 questions · 55 min