This bookmark prompts students to connect the importance of reading with their freedoms outlined in the Constitution of the United States. Students research Booker T. Washington and describe the characteristics they share with him that make them a leader.
The activities listed on the bookmark prompt students to discuss negotiating situations and mock trials to resolve differences with others.
This bookmark prompts students to consider ways to make a difference in their community.
In this interactive, students take a quiz to discover which founding father they are the most like.
In this lesson, students gain an understanding of how women have contributed to the cultural, social, political and economic development of the U.S. throughout the country's history, beginning with the colonial period and learn about the National's Women's Hall of Fame's mission and the lives and accomplishments of its members.
In this activity, students use facts about the Bill of Rights to start a change by writing a petition.