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This clever twist on the classic cootie catcher tests your knowledge of the first 10 amendments.

Help restore the Bill of Rights in this online game.

The first ten Amendments to the Constitution.

Students learn about the specific rights and freedoms protected by the Bill of Rights, one of our nation's most important documents.

Get more familiar with the Bill of Rights with this simple bingo game.

In this episode of Constitution Hall Pass, take a look at why we needed a Constitution so badly—especially after some people expressed themselves with another rebellion! See and hear the story of creating that Constitution and the efforts it took to get it ratified, topping it off with a trip to New Hampshire to see where the Constitution went into effect. And learn about how the Constitution gave us a three-branched government to protect our rights and the freedom to express ourselves—out loud!

Explore the compelling story of our Constitution’s first ten amendments, from James Madison’s efforts to compile a list of essential freedoms, through the years when the document’s provisions were seldom applied, to present-day court cases that impact all Americans.

Learn more about the signers of the Constitution with these Founding Fathers biographies.

Learn about the delegates to the Constitution Convention of 1787.

In this lesson, students will analyze how people throughout history have exercised their First Amendment rights to express their opinions.

This lesson acquaints young students with the Bill of Rights through reading and discussing picture books.

Have fun getting to know the phrases of the Preamble while you unscramble the puzzle.

In this lesson, students will consider how respect and freedom of expression intersect and their role in maintaining a free society.

Students will examine the ideas that the Founding Fathers brought to the Constitutional Convention of 1787, and use them to analyze the Constitution and Bill of Rights.

Take this quiz to discover which Founder you're most like!