An 18-page PDF Booklet with middle school lesson plans and reproducibles. From the Bill of Rights Institute. [PDF]

Provides printable worksheets, puzzles, coloring pages, discussion questions, writing prompts, and a vocabulary guide.

Collection of downloadable lesson plans and audio files for kindergarten through high school.

Free classroom materials from the Constitutional Rights Foundation.

The official site of the organization that lobbied for Constitution Day to be made a national holiday. Includes a Constitution study guide with 200+ questions/answers.

Includes full text of various historical documents, lesson plans, stories for children, and book recommendations.

Article from The Daily Princetonian explores the controversy behind this holiday. (September 21, 2005)

Provides lesson plans and other educational resources for use in the high school or college classroom.

An educator's guide to online resources, lesson plans, and activities.

Resources for students and educators from the National Archives.

Three projects from Scholastic help students write their own classroom constitution, explore ways in which the U.S. Constitution is a living document, and determine whether various laws and actions are constitutional.

News article discusses requirements set forth in the bill creating this event as well as the government's plans for enforcing the requirements. (May 17, 2005)