SearchConstitution Day
Freedom of Speech
Constitution Day comes around every September 17th and is a national holiday that honors the signing of the document that outlines the United States government and citizens’ rights. Freedom of Speech—one of those rights—is specifically protected in the First Amendment … Continue reading
Rosa Parks
She grew up in the days when discrimination allowed different rules for different races. She championed change from an inner sense that these laws were just plain wrong, then triggered changes by questioning unfair practices that began with a simple … Continue reading
September 17 Is Constitution Day
The fifty United States had a very different beginning many years ago. In fact, there weren’t any states way back then—only colonies and brave men—and women—who shared a vision to create a country with a new and different form of … Continue reading
The Bald Eagle
The majestic symbol on America’s coins, bills and national seal is a mighty bald eagle—a animal capable of great strength, height and power. Kid Scoop introduces young citizens to our national bird with readings and activities that reinforce its cultural … Continue reading
