Tell me a preschool election day story.

One Columbus Day preschool story could be about a little boy in preschool named Tommy. On Columbus Day, his teacher told them about Columbus's journey. Tommy was so fascinated that he imagined himself on the ship with Columbus. He pictured the big sails and the blue ocean. When he got home, he told his parents all about it and even made a little paper boat to show how Columbus's ship might have looked.

Once upon a time in a preschool, on Valentine's Day, little Timmy was very excited. He had made a special valentine for his best friend, Lily. It was a heart - shaped card painted red with glitter all over it. When he gave it to Lily, she gave him the biggest smile and a big hug. They then spent the whole day sharing their candies and playing together. It was a simple yet beautiful Valentine's Day in preschool.

Once upon a time in preschool, it was Groundhog Day. The little kids were so excited. They learned that if the groundhog sees its shadow, there will be six more weeks of winter. The teacher showed them pictures of groundhogs. A little boy named Tommy said he hoped the groundhog wouldn't see its shadow so spring would come soon. Then they all made cute groundhog crafts with brown paper and googly eyes.

They can learn about choice. Just like in the story, when they vote for something, they understand they can pick what they like.

I'm sorry, I don't have a specific story about the free 3 grade election day in 2018. But generally, an election day could involve students in the 3rd grade voting for something like class representatives. They might be excited to cast their votes freely, learning about the democratic process at a young age.

One election horror story is when there were reports of widespread voter suppression. In a certain area, polling stations were closed in predominantly minority neighborhoods without proper notice. People showed up to vote, only to find the doors locked. This disenfranchised a large number of eligible voters and cast a shadow over the fairness of the election.

In a far - away land near a preschool, there was a monster named Gruff. Gruff had a big furry body and a long tail. One night, Gruff heard the most wonderful music coming from the preschool. It was the children practicing for a concert. Gruff was drawn to the music and crept closer. When the children saw him, they were initially frightened. But Gruff started to dance to their music. His funny dance made the children laugh. They realized that Gruff wasn't mean at all. So they invited Gruff to be part of their concert. Gruff was so happy and did his best to dance along with the children during the concert.

The 2016 election had several aspects that could be considered part of a 'horror story'. There was a great deal of divisiveness in the political climate. The campaigns were filled with mud - slinging and negative ads. Also, the unexpected result with Trump winning over Hillary Clinton was a shock to many. It led to a lot of uncertainty and fear among different groups, both in the US and globally, about what the future held in terms of policies on things like immigration, trade, and international relations.

I'm not sure specifically which 'all in the family election story' you are referring to. There could be many family - related election stories in different contexts.

The gingerbread man story is about a little gingerbread man who comes to life. He runs away from the old woman and the old man who made him. He shouts, 'Run, run, as fast as you can. You can't catch me, I'm the gingerbread man!' He runs past many animals like the cow, the horse, and the fox. But in the end, the clever fox tricks him and eats him.