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Teaching Constitution- [] - This website would be used as a resource for the teacher. It suggested good literature to go along with the Constitution. It also had lots of ideas for discussion questions. It had questions that go along with each part of the Constitution.

The Constitution for Kids- [] - In simple format the website gives a brief outline of the Constitution. It goes over the framers of the document, the bill of rights, and how it all works.

Constitution, Travel Back in History- [] - This website goes through different topics about the constitution. After each section, there is an option to see what you have learned by taking an informal quiz on it. Some examples of the different topics are: The signing of the Constitution, Bill of Rights, The branches of government and more.

Constitution Day- http://new.civiced.org/resources/curriculum/constitution-day-and-citizenship-day - This website had great examples of lessons to do to teach about the constitution

//Ben’s Guide to US Government for Kids//, [|__http://bensguide.gpo.gov/k-2/government/gov2.html__]. -This website explains how the Constitution effects the United States Government and how different components of the Government work together.

“U.S. Constitution Online”-- http://www.usconstitution.net/constkidsK.html


 * This website is a great source for incorporating the Constitution into other subject areas and how to find appropriate content to teach on the Constitution and other historical documents from U.S. history.

“Preamble for Kids”-- http://www.vrml.k12.la.us/cc/constitution_day/preamble/preambleforkids.htm


 * This website consisted mostly of sources for the Preamble to the Constitution, including a recording of the Preamble for children to listen to or follow along with, a link for the School House Rock video on the Preamble, and even a Preamble reader’s theater. There are a lot of really helpful links for introducing the Preamble and the Constitution in a second grade classroom, and the links and materials are developmentally appropriate.

“United States Constitution Day 2011”-- http://www.constitutionday.cc/
 * September 17th is Constitution Day, and it is encouraged that schools celebrate this day by recognizing the importance of the Constitution in America’s history. The website provides resources for creating a fun Constitution Day in the classroom with puzzles, facts, and activities for lessons teachers can do on this day in class.