High School Activities | Constitution Day Curricula

Help your high school students analyze the Constitution and Bill of Rights through examining key primary sources.

Themes

Partner Organizations

Illustration of troops on top of U. S. map.

Be Washington

Silhouette of hand on top of text. Title reads "Notes on the Constitution"

Civic Art Project: Notes on the Constitution

The first illustration of Philadelphia's State House, later called Independence Hall.

Constitutional Convention and Ratification

Silhouette of Washington, D.C. Landmarks

Conversations and Civil Dialogue – Module 1 of Constitution 101

Picture of the Preamble of the United States Constitution

Drafting the Nation

Teenagers holding peace signs.

How Tinker v. Des Moines Established Students' Free Speech Rights

Woman with microphone, text reads "Justice 101"

Justice 101 Educator Guide: The Eight Amendment

On This Day: Constitution Day

Statue of Lady Justice, a robed woman holding a balance scale, symbolizing impartiality.

Rule of Law and the Death Penalty

Illustration of two hands embracing under the title "Equality".

The 19th Amendment: A Woman's Right to Vote

Reproduction of painting of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin and others signing the U.S. Constitution in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The Constitution: Drafting a More Perfect Union

Preamble of the Constitution with U. S. flag behind.

The Struggle for Equal Rights from the Founding to Today