Celebrate the ConstitutionCelebrate Constitution Day!
Our nation celebrates Constitution Day on September 17, 2008. In honor of this day, the Bill of Rights Institute has created a FREE, interactive online module that includes:
• Article II and the Presidential Election of 2008. Brand new for 2008, this flash game will help your students learn about the power the president has to carry out his campaign promises.
• Madison’s Notes Are Missing—It is your students’ job to go back in time and report on the Constitutional Convention first-hand.
• Founder’s Quote Matching—Match the quote with the Founder who said it.
• Constitutional Crossword Puzzle—Using visual and textual clues, complete a crossword puzzle based on the Founding.
Visit our Constitution Day page today or call 800-838-7870, ext. 22 for more information.
There is Still Time to Order Pocket Constitutions for Constitution Day
Perfect for Constitution Day, September 17 th, and a helpful resource for all citizens. These are a great resource for your students to help them understand their personal rights and begin practicing them in their lives. Each booklet includes the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution, and Bill of Rights. Carry our Founding documents in your pocket.
Website for Students: Do You Have the Right?
A fun and educational site, DoYouHavetheRight.org, features audio, video, web links, study guides, and interactive activities designed to engage students. The multimedia pages will spark an interest among students and encourage them to personally apply the information. Introduce yourself to the site this fall and encourage your students to use this fun resource. Check back throughout the school year for new activities updated monthly.
Monthly Calendar of Themes:
September – Constitution Day
October - Elections
November – Gun Rights
December – Bill of Rights Day
January – Federalism and Incorporation
February – African Americans and the Constitution
March – Women and the Constitution
April – The Environment and the Constitution
May – Freedom of Speech
Summer - Juries