Here are some truly wonderful books about the origins of our Constitution.
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We the kids : the preamble to the Constitution of the United States
by Catrow, David. - Puffin Books, c2002.
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A more perfect union : the story of our Constitution
by Maestro, Betsy. - Mulberry, c1987.
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Shh! we're writing the Constitution
by Fritz, Jean. - Penguin Putnam Books for Young Readers, c1987.
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...If you were there when they signed the Constitution
by Levy, Elizabeth. - - Scholastic, c1987.
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In defense of liberty : the story of America's Bill of Rights
by Freedman, Russell. - Holiday House, c2003.
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A kid's guide to America's bill of rights : curfews, censorship, and the 100-pound giant
by Krull, Kathleen. - Avon, c1999.
3 comments:
Nice list, Camille!
Constitution day has been dropped on colleges and universities too. Our college had to create a lecture series at the last moment to celebrate Constitution Day.
On another blog I found a reference to all the fun the colleges were having with the day. I love the idea of a "samba parade of faculty dressed as articles and amendments."
http://www.petrifiedtruth.com/archives/002663.html
Oh my gosh, that is too funny!
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