Constitution Day, also known as Citizenship Day, celebrates the signing of the U.S. Constitution. It is also a day to honor those who have become U.S. citizens. Constitution/ Citizenship Day is observed on September 17th each year. I love to incorporate significant days and observances into my lessons whenever possible. Don’t have any ideas to commemorate the day? Now is a great time to start gathering some fun resources! Both of these units would make great additions to your Constitution Day classroom fun.
Constitution Day
Fun with the Constitution
Take the time to make Constitution Day educational and fun for your students! I do this with engaging videos, kid-friendly text, coloring notes, and independent research. This unit can be spread out over a few weeks for a deeper study of the Constitution. Check out what is included with this Constitution Day unit.
Constitution videos
the Preamble: for Kids
Constitution Day
Constitution timeline
Coloring notes
Research a “framer”
U.S. Citizenship
Fun with Citizenship
Engage your students with a study of U.S. citizenship with this complete unit. Perfect to use as part of your Constitution Day/ Citizenship Day studies. Nine days of complete lesson plans. Check out some of the fun activities included in this unit!
Amendment sort
informative tab-book
naturalization
citizenship timeline
citizenship foldable
coloring notes
So what are you going to incorporate into your Citizenship Day plans this year? I’d love to hear about it!
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