U.S. Constitution Hub Tutorial
Watch this video for a brief tutorial showing you how to navigate the United States Constitution hub.
Welcome to the United States Constitution eMedia hub. In this hub, you will find a collection of civics and history resources intended to support educators in teaching about the Constitution of the United States of America. It provides access to various educational resources, including lesson plans, videos, readings, web resources, and course materials. Many of the resources have been aligned with Utah Core Curriculum standards. Hub resources have been organized into collections based on topic, grade level, and content provider. This hub will continue to grow as more resources are curated!
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The following websites contain additional educational resources about the United States Constitution.
Annenberg Foundation - Free classroom resources for teaching the Constitution | |||
Ben's Guide to the U.S. Government - Let Ben teach you how our government works and how to fulfill your civic responsibilities. | |||
Bill of Rights Institute - Primary-source-based, ready-to-use lesson plans for history, government, and civics classrooms | |||
Center for Civic Education - A collection of lessons for teachers to use on Constitution Day | |||
Colonial Williamsburg - Multimedia, slideshows, video, downloads, podcasts, blogs, games, online exhibits, and more | |||
ConstitutionFacts.com - Find the entire text of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence. Order U.S. Pocket Constitution books. | |||
Constitutional Dictionary - A glossary of terms used in the Constitution from U.S.Constitution.net | |||
Constitutional Rights Foundation - Interactive programs and resources for teachers and youth | |||
ConSource - Comprehensive, easily-searchable, free digital library of historical sources related to the creation, ratification, and amendment of the United States Constitution | |||
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History - Provides teachers, students, and the general public with unique primary source materials related to American history | |||
iCivics - A web-based education project designed to teach students civics and inspire them to be active participants in our democracy | |||
Kids in the House - Educational and entertaining information about the legislative branch of the United States Government for students of all ages | |||
Library of Congress: Classroom Materials - Lessons, primary sources, and presentations | |||
Library of Congress: Constitution Day Teacher Resources - Lessons from the National Archives using primary source documents | |||
National Archives: America's Founding Documents - Images of the original Charters of Freedom with accompanying information and articles | |||
National Archives: Observing Constitution Day - Activities and programs to help you celebrate Constitution Day | |||
National Constitution Center - Videos, curriculum, online classes, live events, and historical documents related to the U.S. Constitution | |||
Supreme Court of the United States - Provides a look at the legal system and allows you to follow Supreme Court cases | |||
ThoughtCo: Constitution - Articles related to the U.S. Constitution | |||
UShistory.org - From the Independence Hall Association. Online educational presentations about American government and history | |||
U.S. Capitol Visitor Center - Lessons, videos, activities, and virtual tours related to the U.S. Capitol and the U.S. government | |||
Youth Leadership Initiative - Free login for teachers. Lesson plans, activities, and engaging projects related to the U.S. Constitution and other civics-related topics | |||
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